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Everything You Need to Know | CS John Nicks Pairs International

9/10/2026 12:00:00 PM

By: Abby Farrell

The ISU Challenger Series returns to home soil this weekend. The series will be heading to Norwood, Massachusetts, for its third event, the 2026 Challenger Series John Nicks Pairs International. 

Only the pairs discipline will be contested. 

Here's everything you need to know about the upcoming event and the U.S. National Team athletes competing:  

Event: ISU CS John Nicks Pairs International 
When: Sept. 11–12, 2026  
Where: Norwood, Massachusetts 
Who's Representing U.S. Figure Skating:  

  • Nickolai Apter and Baylen Taich 

  • Sydney Cooke and Matthew Kennedy 

  • Oliva Flores and Mark Sadusky 

  • Olivia Jung and Carter Griffin 

  • Teryn Kim and Laz Lune 

  • Katie McBeath and Balazs Nagy 

  • Juliet Meek and Devin Meek 

  • Sarah Nunez and Blake Eisenach 

  • Kaitlyn Oh and Aaron Felberbaum 

  • Audrey Shin and Spencer Howe 

  • Naomi Williams and Lachlan Lewer 

Results:  https://ijs.usfigureskating.org/leaderboard/results/2026/37250/index.htm  

About the Challenger Series:  

The Challenger Series is a group of senior-level international competitions that allows athletes to earn points and prepare for Grand Prix and ISU Championship competitions. The series includes 11 stops this season with U.S. athletes slated to compete at every event.   

Visit the Challenger Series Competition Central for more information.  

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