Nepean Skating Club
Registration for all of our on ice programs are now available online. CanSkate registration is available for both Fall/Winter as well as Fall only.
Nepean Skating Club Program Structure for Fall and Winter 2022/2023
Nepean Skating Club Program Structure(final 2)Congratulations to the following skaters and their coaches for making it to Provincials! We are so very proud of you!
Caroline Nixon – STAR 8 O13 – Dan Isaac James – STAR 5 U13 – Sara
Cadence James – STAR 5 Artistic – Sara Isabel Jia – STAR 5 U13 – Leonid
Elise Needham – Juvenile U14 & STAR 9 U14 – Leonid Jane Zhou – STAR 5 U10 – Leonid
Emily Lazebnik – STAR 9 Artistic –Dan Natassia Dvorkin – Novice – Leonid
Graham Gee – STAR 5 O13 – Dan Takayuki Ishiyama – STAR 5 U13 – Dan
Graham Gee & Kira Wilde – Star 6/7 Couples Ice Dance
Pre-Juvenile Synchro Team:
Keira, Rileigh, Tessa, Priyanka, Ellie L., Juliana, Sydney, Michelle, Padraig, Isaac, Maureen, Carrie
Pre-Novice Synchro Team:
Grace, Keira K, Keira G., Erin, Sarah G., Sophie, Emily M., Cadence, Lilyana L., Aesop, Kit.
On Monday, March 21, the Province of Ontario removed masking requirements for many indoor settings. Members and staff are no longer be required to wear masks at most City of Ottawa facilities.
We encourage everyone to do what makes them feel safest. We ask that you respect the decision of those around you.
Congratulations to Katherine for her 6th place finish at Nationals and to Edward for his 18th place finish!
We are so very proud of you both!
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CanSkate is a dynamic learn-to-skate program that focuses on fun, participation and basic skill development. In CanSkate, skaters learn basic skills to prepare them for any ice skating sport or recreational skating.
CanPowerSkate is an excellent complement for those athletes playing on hockey or ringette teams. It is geared to skaters aged approximately six or older who already have basic forward and backward skating skills and are able to stop on command without use of the boards.
STARSkate stands for Skills, Tests, Achievement and Recognition. Once a skater has completed Level 5 of the CanSkate program, the skater can consider STARSkate. The STARSkate program offers opportunities for skaters to develop fundamental figure skating skills in the areas of ice dance, skating skills, free skate and interpretive skating.
CompetitiveSkate is a program for skaters who show potential as competitive skaters. In order to compete in this stream, skaters are required to achieve at a specific level.
News
Join Our Team!
www.nepeanskatingclub.com The Nepean Skating Club is seeking an enthusiastic, courteous and efficien
14 February, 2022Seminar With Elizabeth Manley – New Date
Exciting news, skaters! The Robert Hartley Sports Complex, in Hawkesbury, Ontario, is hosting a Semi
04 February, 2022HIGH ACHIEVERS: Katherine Medland Spence makes bold statement in Canadian figure skating championship debut
Check out this article about the achievements of our very own Katherine Medland Spence at Nationals!
10 January, 2022HIGH ACHIEVERS: Athlete-coach Katherine Medland-Spence ready for Canadian figure skating championship debut
Check out this article about the achievements of our very own Katherine Medland Spence! We are so ve
07 January, 2022CanSkate Skater Opportunity – Conditioning with Danielle Losier
ATTENTION SKATERS! Skate Canada is hosting an online conditioning session just for your CanSkate ska
07 December, 2021Tickets for 2022 Canadian Tire National Skating Championships
OTTAWA, ON: Tickets for the 2022 Canadian Tire National Skating Championships will be available for
07 December, 2021Seminar with Elizabeth Manley
Exciting news, skaters! The Robert Hartley Sports Complex, in Hawkesbury, Ontario, is hosting a Semi
22 November, 2021Coach Cynthia Reid Inducted Into Nepean Sports Wall of Fame
Good Afternoon NSC Families, We are proud and excited to announce that Cynthia Reid, one of the club
29 October, 2021Psychology Mental Health Day, 2021
In recognition of World Mental Health Day, this year, the Department of Psychology at Carleton Unive
14 September, 2021
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About the Nepean Skating Club
Nepean Skating Club provides members with a full spectrum of skating instruction. We teach beginners of all ages. We teach recreational skaters who want to continue to improve their skating skills, without the pressure of competition. We also teach high performance skaters who compete at regional, provincial, national and international competitions.
CanSkate is the starting point and we teach close to 800 beginner skaters a year. This is where fundamental movement and basic skills are taught. With this foundation, a skater develops the confidence to progress to any type of skating activity. CanSkate is ideal preparation for skaters who dream of becoming involved in hockey, ringette, speed skating or advanced figure skating.
We welcome spectators, so if you want to see how our club operates, feel free to contact us, and we’ll let you know where you can go to watch a session!
Skating is our passion – come join us!