Membership Fees are DUE IN FULL at time of submitting application. - All skaters must have a Membership in order to register.  Annual Memberships run from July 1 - June 30.  WFSC offers several membership options which all include US Figure Skating membership:

Note: If paying by credit card you will see a charge from Sports Connect.
Disputes to Sports Connect will be charged to the customer.

If you would prefer to submit your membership application via mail and not the online form, please email us at [email protected]

Limited (Basic Skills):  Limited Membership is for Basic Skill members who skate in the Basic Skills levels.  US Figure Skating Basic Skills membership is included. Once a skater passes out of BS 6 and into Pre Freeskate, but upgrade their membership to Full (mid season upgrades are pro-rated)

Full (Pre FreeSkate and above):  Full Membership is for members who skate in the Pre-Freeskate levels, and above, as well as those skaters who compete and/or test in US Figure Skating events.  US Figure Skating Full Membership is included.

Collegiate: Collegiate carries the same privileges as a full membership, including testing and competition privileges. You can sign up any time in college; good for a consecutive four-year period. Must be a registered college student.

Associate:  Associate Membership is for the FreeSkate and above skater who's Home Club is a different club, however, the skater who skates on WFSC Synergy Team, would like to register for WFSC Group Lessons or Ice Options.  Associate membership Does Not Include US Figure Skating Membership.

There are many benefits to joining a club. Club programs and services are designed to meet the specific needs of its membership. Some of the benefits and services of clubs include:

• Practice sessions for:
  - Moves in the field
  - Free skating
  - Ice dancing
  - Theater On Ice
  - Synchronized skating
• Conducting U.S. Figure Skating test sessions
• Hosting competitions
• Hosting exhibitions, ice shows and other performances
• Fundraising activities
• Offering skater grants and financial support
• Rewards and recognition for member accomplishments
• Hosting judges, referees, accountants and technical schools
• Hosting training camps
• Conducting other programs such as off-ice training and educational seminars for skater development
• Coach development programs
• Parent education programs
• Social activities Interclub membership