The Terrace Skating Club won a team trophy in the Vanderhoof Kla-How-Ya competition last weekend.
The 15 figure skaters earned 33 medals in the various categories Dec. 2 to 4, competing with skaters from Prince Rupert to Quesnel.
After the medals, several skaters also performed in the more challenging evaluation events, and Emily Larmour won a gold ribbon in the Star 1 Quad Threat event.
It’s a big accomplishment, indicated coach Jennifer Kuehne.
"It is very difficult to earn a gold evaluation as every elements you do has to be perfect for your skating level,” she said.
“The judges don't hand out many gold evaluations.”
Terrace skaters also earned 15 silver and six bronze ribbons for provincial evaluations.
The team won the trophy because their medals tallied up to the most points.
Below is the list of girls and the medals they won:
Makayla Forrest seized four gold and two bronze medals.
Brianne Monsen claimed two gold, two silver and one bronze medal.
Maya Lecuyer earned three gold and one silver medal.
Teysean Henry won two gold and two silver medals.
Maia Guerreiro claimed two gold and two silver medals.
Kaytlin Gingles earned one gold, two silver and one bronze medal.
Emma DeCario received one gold, one silver and two bronze medals.
Kayeanna Mackenzie won two silver and one bronze medals.
Hanah Lee received one gold and one silver medal.
Aaliyah Beeton, Mikayla Beaudette, Alayna Fowler, Emily Larmour, and Kally Mackenzie each received one silver medal.
Tristen Morgan earned one bronze medal.