Title: 2021 U.S. Figure Skating Championships - Wikipedia
Headings: 2021 U.S. Figure Skating Championships
2021 U.S. Figure Skating Championships
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Contents
Qualifying
USFSA Championship Series
Schedule
ISP Points Challenge
Senior medalists
Junior medalists
Advancement to Nationals
Seniors
Juniors
Entries
Seniors
Juniors
Changes to preliminary entries
Schedule
Medal summary
Senior
Junior
Senior results
Senior men
Senior ladies
Senior pairs
Senior ice dance
Junior results
Junior men
Junior ladies
Junior pairs
Junior ice dance
Controversy
International team selections
World Championships
Four Continents Championships
World Junior Championships
World Team Trophy
References
External links

Content: San Jose was awarded the right to host the 2023 U.S. Championships. No audience was allowed to be present at the event. Contents
1 Qualifying
1.1 USFSA Championship Series
1.1.1 Schedule
1.2 ISP Points Challenge
1.2.1 Senior medalists
1.2.2 Junior medalists
1.3 Advancement to Nationals
1.3.1 Seniors
1.3.2 Juniors
2 Entries
2.1 Seniors
2.2 Juniors
2.3 Changes to preliminary entries
3 Schedule
4 Medal summary
4.1 Senior
4.2 Junior
5 Senior results
5.1 Senior men
5.2 Senior ladies
5.3 Senior pairs
5.4 Senior ice dance
6 Junior results
6.1 Junior men
6.2 Junior ladies
6.3 Junior pairs
6.4 Junior ice dance
7 Controversy
8 International team selections
8.1 World Championships
8.2 Four Continents Championships
8.3 World Junior Championships
8.4 World Team Trophy
9 References
10 External links
Qualifying
U.S. Figure Skating announced a new qualifying structure, the U.S. Figure Skating Championship Series, to replace Regionals and Sectionals due to skaters' delayed training times resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic . USFSA Championship Series
The Championship Series consists of eight events held in November and December 2020. Skaters can select up to two competitions and will then be advanced to Nationals or the High Performance Development Team based on their highest score, rather than their placement. A list of the skaters who qualified for either will be made available on December 7th. On November 2, 2020, USFSA moved the Championship Series to a virtual format. The following changes occurred as a result of the shift: Senior and junior athletes registered for the Series and not previously qualified for the 2021 U.S. Championships were offered the opportunity to compete in a virtual qualifying competition for the remaining entry positions without needing to earn a minimum technical element score. Novice, intermediate and juvenile competitors registered for the Series were offered the opportunity to participate in high-level competitive program to identify the National High Performance Development Team.