Figure Skating Wheel
The figure skating wheel helps you choose one skater from a focused list when you want a fair starting point for a watch party, trivia round, ranking discussion, research session, or creator prompt. Select the skaters you want to include, then spin for a visible random pick.
Why use a figure skating wheel
A figure skating wheel gives you a clear starting point when a list of skaters is already in mind but choosing one manually would favor the same familiar names. The result can become the focus of a conversation, viewing plan, trivia prompt, or research task.
- Choose a skater for a watch party or discussion
- Create a trivia, ranking, or research prompt
- Keep the selection visible and easy to accept in a group
Start with eight randomly selected skaters
The figure skating category starts with eight skaters selected at random, so the wheel is ready to use immediately. Keep that starting pool, choose different individual skaters, or use the group control to select the full list, then apply your choices to the wheel.
When to use another wheel
Use the picker wheel when you want to mix skaters with your own entries or another topic. For broader everyday choices, the general random wheel is a better fit.
About the options
16 options
Figure Skaters 16
Alexandra Trusova
Alexandra Trusova earned the "Quad Queen" label by pushing women's jump difficulty. She landed five quadruple jumps in the 2022 Olympic free skate and won silver, prioritizing technical risk far beyond a conventional balanced layout.
Alysa Liu
Alysa Liu learned the triple Axel and quad Lutz unusually young, retired after a 2022 world bronze, and later returned by choice. Winning the 2025 world title turned the comeback into a renewed peak rather than a nostalgia tour.
Amber Glenn
Amber Glenn is one of the few American women to place a triple Axel regularly in competition, combining takeoff power with open emotional expression. Her 2024 Grand Prix Final title showed that the difficult jump could support season-long consistency.
Ami Nakai
Ami Nakai is a young Japanese skater whose triple Axel gives her a clear technical ceiling. A bronze medal at the 2023 World Junior Championships introduced a style balancing light skating with a high-risk takeoff.
An Xiangyi
An Xiangyi represents China in junior and senior international events, with fast spins, flexibility, and clean body lines as primary strengths. Her development challenge is carrying those qualities alongside a complete jump layout through the second half of a program.
Anastasiia Gubanova
Anastasiia Gubanova was born in Russia and has represented Georgia since 2021. Her 2023 European title was Georgia's first in the discipline, built more on mature edge control and complete presentation than extreme jump content.
Anna Shcherbakova
Anna Shcherbakova holds both the 2021 world title and the 2022 Olympic title and has competed quad Lutz and quad flip. She integrates difficult jumps into detailed choreography instead of letting the program become a sequence of setups.
Isabeau Levito
Isabeau Levito won the 2022 junior world title and the 2024 world silver medal. Her spins, posture, and classical presentation are distinctive, while the compact mechanics of her jump entries remain a recurring technical discussion.
Kamila Valieva
Kamila Valieva combined quads, a triple Axel, and exceptional spins to set major junior and senior scores. A 2024 Court of Arbitration for Sport ruling imposed a doping ban and disqualified relevant results, including her contribution to the Beijing Olympic team event.
Kaori Sakamoto
Kaori Sakamoto is known for deep edges, ice coverage, and an enormous Axel. Olympic bronze in 2022 and three consecutive world titles from 2022 through 2024 reflect sustained senior development rather than a brief junior peak.
Kim Chaeyeon
Kim Chaeyeon skates with tidy jump axes and precise steps, making repeatability a defining strength. Her bronze at the 2024 World Championships established her as a new Korean women's singles presence on the senior world podium.
Lee Haein
Lee Haein won the Four Continents title and world silver in 2023. She connects elements through upper-body phrasing and musical accents, with her best programs gathering emotion as late jumps continue to land.
Loena Hendrickx
Loena Hendrickx opened an unprecedented international podium path for Belgian women, winning world silver in 2022 and the European title in 2024. Modern dance music and direct crowd engagement distinguish her from a purely classical template.
Mone Chiba
Mone Chiba skates with quiet flow and little abrupt deceleration before jumps, giving her programs unusual continuity. Her 2024 Four Continents title showed that subtle ice quality could translate into a senior championship result.
Niina Petrokina
Niina Petrokina represents Estonia with fast spins and forceful competitive commitment. After returning from injury, she won the 2025 European title and became Estonia's first senior ISU championship winner in figure skating.
Wakaba Higuchi
Wakaba Higuchi is known for deep-edged speed, a powerful triple Axel, and attacking step sequences, backed by world silver in 2018. Landing the triple Axel in the Beijing Olympic women's event matched her technical burst with long, driving skating.
FAQ
Are all figure skaters selected by default?
No. Eight skaters are selected at random by default so you can spin immediately. You can keep that pool, choose different skaters, or select the full list before applying it to the wheel.
Can I use the wheel for figure skating trivia?
Yes. It can provide a skater for trivia rounds, viewing prompts, ranking discussions, and research topics.
Can I choose only a few skaters?
Yes. Select individual skaters in the category panel, apply the selection, and spin only that pool.
What if I need a custom skating list?
Use the picker wheel to combine your own entries with skaters or create a different skating-focused list.