Basic Skills in the Show
Basic Skills: Each class will have a separate routine for the show. Snow Plow thru Free Skate 1 as well as Crossovers.
Beginner Performance Line: A skating routine open to skaters in Levels 4-Pre Free. Sign up is required at Fall registration. Practice begins when we begin Show Practice Schedule. Costume will be decided on by Show Committee and families will be notified of what skater must wear.
Mother/Child: Open to skaters in Levels 3 and up. There is no maximum number of skaters. (The 2020 show will feature Mother/Child). Costume will be determined by Show Committee. Practice begins when we begin Show Practice Schedule.
Closing Number: This includes every skater! (Only one practice time for the whole group on the Friday night of dress rehearsal in February. Advanced Skaters begin practicing during Show Practice.)
Advanced Skaters in the Show
Opening Number: Advanced and Crossovers. (Wear show themed t-shirt provided by club and black pants.)
Closing Number: All skaters! (Advanced practice begins when we begin Show Practice Schedule in January.)
Elementary/Middle School Line: Skaters who are in Free Skate 1 or higher that have not yet tested free skate or moves. Additional $50 costume required.
Free Skate 2-6 Class: Skaters who are in the Sundays 6:00-6:50 pm class. $50 costume required.
High School Line: Skaters who are in Free Skate 1 or higher that have not yet tested free skate or moves. Additional $50 costume required.
Dance Number: Skaters that have tested, or will test this season and are working with a private coach on a dance number. (Ex. Dutch Waltz, Fiesta Tango, Fourteen Step, etc.)
Bronze Performing Line: Skater has passed Pre-Preliminary Moves.
Silver Performing Line: Skater has passed Preliminary to Juvenile Moves.
Gold Performing Line: Skater has passed Intermediate to Senior Moves and Pre-Preliminary Free Skate.
Sophomore Solos: Tenth grade year. Sophomores can choose to do a duet or solo. If you do not have a private coach to help you one will be available for Show Practice.
Badger State Solos: Freshman and Juniors who compete a solo at Badger State Games may perform it in our annual show.
Senior Solo: Twelfth grade year. Seniors may choose a duet or solo.
Please note that according to the MIRFSC Bylaws, the criteria will be assessed each year by the Board to see if any changes need to be made. The Show Committee at its discretion may decide to add a skater(s) to a certain show number/dance if necessary to fill out that number even if a skater has not met the criteria.