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Adam Rippon grabs a group selfie on the podium after the Men’s Free Skate at the 2015 Prudential U.S. Figure Skating Championships held at Greensboro Coliseum on Sunday night (January 25) in Greensboro, N.C.

The 25-year-old skater grabbed the silver medal at the event, earning 272.48, just 2.5 under champ Jason Brown.

Joshua Farris was third, Max Aaron placed fourth and defending champ Jeremy Abbott slipped into fifth.

“I came into this week kind of feeling that I had been written off. I really wanted to change that talk about me,” Adam shared. “I wanted to come here and I wanted people to see me as a champion. I feel like a champion today.”

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Jason Brown gets down to the music on the ice during the Men’s Short Program at 2015 Prudential U.S. Figure Skating Championships held at Greensboro Coliseum on Friday night (January 23) in Greensboro, N.C.

The 20-year-old Olympian made history at the event, by claiming the second highest score ever with 93.36 points.

“I was beyond shocked. Excited doesn’t even fit the term,” Jason shared after his explosive skate.

Following Jason are Joshua Farris, Jeremy Abbott, Max Aaron, Adam Rippon, Ross Miner, and Richard Dornbush.

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Gracie Gold is all smiles with her medal and trophy after winning the ladies title at the ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating 2014/2015 NHK Trophy held at the Namihaya Dome on Saturday night (November 29) in Osaka, Japan.

The 19-year-old figure skater took the gold medal with 191.16 points, ahead of Russia’s Alena Leonova (186.40) and Japan’s Satoko Miyahara (179.02).

“Of course I feel very happy to win my first Grand Prix and senior international, but I know I can do better and improve even upon this performance,” Gracie shared with press after the competition. “Of course this competition gives me confidence. I have acquired a lot of bronze medals over my career so far, so it’s nice to have a gold medal in the mix.”

Polina Edmunds and Christina Gao placed 8th and 9th. Jeremy Abbott, Ross Miner and Joshua Farris placed 5th, 7th and 11th in the men’s competition.

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Jason Brown shows off his shiny medal on the podium during the 2014 Hilton HHonors Skate America held at the Sears Centre Arena on Saturday night (October 25) in Hoffman Estates, Ill.

The 19-year-old Olympic figure skater placed second after his free skate, where his total score was 234.17, just under Japan’s Tatsuki Machida, who took the gold for the second year in a row.

Team mate Jeremy Abbott, dropped from his third place spot in the short to fifth overall, earning 219.33 points.

Check out both Jason and Jeremy‘s free skate programs below!

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Jeremy Abbott and Jason Brown show off their new short programs on the ice during the Men’s Short Program at the 2014 Hilton HHonors Skate America held at the Sears Centre Arena on Friday night (October 24) in Hoffman Estates, Ill.

The 29-year-old figure skater and Jason, 19, are sitting at second and third place, just after Japan’s Tatsuki Machida.

Jeremy skated to Sam Smith‘s “Lay Me Down” for his short, and earned 81.82 points, putting him in second place.

“I like [skating to] the lyrics — it makes me feel more at home,” Jeremy shared. “I did the program myself, so it feels second nature even though it’s brand new. It was a solid skate with just a little bobble on the triple Axel; it got a little outside. I can really see all of the work we have been putting in at home and it’s been paying off.”

Jason, skated to Little Walters’ “Juke” for his new program, and earned 79.75 points.

“I wish I would have had a better start, but I’m happy with the way I recovered,” Jason shared afterwards. “I made sure to get every last point I could get by doing what I did. In that sense, I’m really happy. I kept the integrity of the program and pushed through.”

Jeremy and Jason will both skate their free program tonight.

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Mirai Nagasu wears her skates straight onto the red carpet before taking to the ice during the 2014 Skating With The Stars Gala held at Trump Rink in New York City’s Central Park on Monday night (April 7).

The 20-year-old figure skater joined other Team USA figure skaters Ashley Wagner, Gracie Gold, Polina Edmunds, Jason Brown, Felicia Zhang, Nate Bartholomay and Jeremy Abbott to honor Michelle Kwan, Jeff Tweedy, and Dylan Lauren.

“Walking around #TimesSquare with @PolinaEdmunds before the Figure Skating in Harlem event tonight!! #FSH #NYC,” Jason excitedly tweeted ahead of the event.

Most of the skaters at the event are also on the Stars on Ice 2014 tour — check out the dates on JJJ!

Jeremy Abbott makes the audience hold their breath as he performs in the exhibition gala during the 2014 ISU World Figure Skating Championships held at Saitama Super Arena on Sunday night (March 30) in Saitama, Japan.

“It’s really bittersweet for me. I have so many emotions going through my head. I’m happy with how I skated and that was exactly what I wanted to do here. That’s what I’ve been training for. That’s the best I’ve ever skated that program in competition,” the 28-year-old skater told press after his free program the day before which put him in 5th place.

Jeremy was joined on the ice by team mates Ashley Wagner, Madison Chock, Evan Bates, Alex and Maia Shibutani, Marissa Castelli and Simon Shnapir, as well as World champs Mao Asada and Yuzuru Hanyu, both of Japan.

Watch Jeremy‘s new show performance below! 10+ pics inside…

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