Welcome to Rocky Mountain Figure Skating Club

Our Mission is to encourage participation and achievement in the sport of figure skating for its skating members of all ages and disciplines. Through its programs and skater support, the Club seeks to create a positive and supportive environment for skaters to train and accomplish their personal goals. 

Our club members train and compete in all skating disciplines: Free skate, pairs, dance and synchronized  skating. Over the years we have had 12 national champions in free skate and our synchronized skating teams have qualified to compete in the U.S. National Synchronized Skating Championships.

RMFSC Volunteer Information

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RMFSC News

Save the Date! 
RMFSCs Annual Holiday on Ice Exhibition will be Friday, December 13th from 4:00pm-5:45pm!​
RMFSC LOGO GEAR
Want some RMFCS gear before regionals? Need a club jacket? Need a gift idea for the holidays? RMFSC logo apparel is now available through Personaliteez! 
GOT SCRIP?
Booking your travel for the holidays? Why not try scrip? Buy gift cards or e-gift cards through scrip to pay for travel expenses and get a portion back to use for skating expenses! There are new specials every week! 

​Check out this week's scrip specials!

The Scrip Program is a fund raising program that benefits your skater DIRECTLY, with funds that may be used to pay for skating related expenses.  There is no cost to join or use the program, and it is truly as good as it sounds!  ​After registering for the program, you purchase physical or electronic gift cards for the stores where you normally shop.  There are hundreds of merchants who participate, and they offer rebates for the scrip card purchases.  The club retains 1% of the transaction total to cover administrative costs.  The remainder of the rebate value is tracked for you, and held until you are ready to spend it on skating expenses.  Rebates add up fast – you’re shopping and spending money already – why not get rebates to help pay for your skater’s expense?