Benefits

Membership with OFSC includes membership to US Figure Skating and provides you with the ability to:

Test at U.S. Figure Skating sponsored test sessions
Compete at U.S. Figure Skating-sanctioned events
Represent Oval Figure Skating Club at local, regional, sectional, and national events
Participate in OFSC exhibitions and ice shows
Participate in OFSC parties, volunteer opportunities, and events

In addition, you will:

Receive an annual subscription to Skating Magazine from US Figure Skating (one per household)
Receive newsletters and other communications from OFSC
Receive certificates of accomplishment for passing proficiency tests and placing at U.S. Figure Skating qualifying events
Be covered under U.S. Figure Skating’s sports accident insurance policy
Have Voting Rights at the General Membership Meeting.*
Access to Oval Figure Skating Academy Class Packages

INCLUDES

USFSA MEMBERSHIP:

Full annual membership to USFSA, including a one-year subscription to Skating magazine (one subscription per family).

Academy Monthly Packages

There are Oval Figure Skating Academy Classes 4 times a week that are offered to club members. These sessions are $12 per session or a Monthly package. For more information, please go to the Academy Classes Page or visit the Utah Olympic Oval Website.

ICE SHOWS & EXHIBITIONS:

Oval Figure Skating Club membership includes opportunities to participate in club ice shows and exhibitions.

COMPETITIONS:

The privilege of representing Oval Figure Skating Club at local, regional, and national skating competitions that you enter.

CLUB ACTIVITIES:

Participation in club activities. Activities can be found on the Event Page

CLINICS:

Reduced rate for clinics, lower than the rate charged to non-members.

CLUB APPAREL:

Purchasing ability for Club apparel, such as jackets and other merchandise that may be offered from time to time.

VOTING, CLUB MEETINGS, AND BOARD PARTICIPATION:

A full club member can vote in membership meetings and hold office in the OFSC board. For Junior Members (under the age of 18), their parent member representative holds these rights.