Amber Glenn Shines, Celebrates Unforgettable Night with Fans

Amber Glenn marked a significant milestone in her figure skating career by winning the U.S. figure skating championship for the third consecutive year. This remarkable achievement took place at the 2026 U.S. figure skating championships in St. Louis, where she was also joined by fellow competitors Alysa Liu and Isabeau Levito.

Amber Glenn’s Historic Championship Win

During the competition, Glenn showcased her talent with a stunning performance, achieving a season-best score of 150.50. This triumph marks her as the first woman to secure three consecutive national titles since the legendary Michelle Kwan from 1998 to 2005. Glenn expressed overwhelming emotion in the kiss-and-cry area after her performance, sharing the moment with her coach, Damon Allen.

Celebrating Team Spirit

Despite her victory, Glenn remained focused on her fellow skaters, inviting Liu and Levito to join her in the kiss-and-cry celebration. The trio embraced, embodying the camaraderie that has become a hallmark of their generation. “The ladies were on fire this competition,” Glenn remarked, underlining her pride in Team USA.

Unforgettable Performances

The championships featured exhilarating performances from each competitor. Both Liu and Levito delivered standout routines, with Levito captivating the audience with her elegant “Cinema Paradiso” performance, while Liu impressed with her upgraded “Lady Gaga” medley. Glenn concluded the event with a powerful free skate that left the audience in awe.

Mental and Physical Preparation

Glenn reflected on her preparation, emphasizing her focus on both mental and physical aspects of competition. “I’ve been working on the mental and physical side for a while now, and I’m happy to see it come together,” she stated, illustrating her growth as an athlete.

Looking Ahead to the Olympics

This triumphant night positions Glenn, Liu, and Levito as strong contenders for the U.S. team heading to the 2026 Winter Olympics. Their performances suggest they are not only capable of representing their country but are also poised to end a 20-year medal drought for U.S. women in figure skating.

• Event: 2026 U.S. Figure Skating Championships
• Location: St. Louis, Missouri
• Date: Recent February 2026
• Key Competitors:
  • Alysa Liu
  • Isabeau Levito
  • Amber Glenn
• Glenn’s Winning Score: 150.50
• Historical Context: First woman since Michelle Kwan to win three in a row

As they prepare for the upcoming Olympic Games, Glenn continues to inspire not only through her achievements but also through her sportsmanship and support for fellow athletes.