Welcome!

The Triangle Figure Skating Club of North Carolina is a North Carolina non-profit corporation and a member club of the United States Figure Skating Association. We were first founded on September 17, 1986, based out of the Raleigh IcePlex.

In 2008, the Triangle Figure Skating Club split into two clubs: The Skating Club of North Carolina, which retained its home rink at the IcePlex, and the Triangle Figure Skating Club, which moved its home facility to the Polar Ice House at the Factory, in Wake Forest, North Carolina.

In January 2017, the two clubs once again joined forces, retaining the original name. Home club ice is hosted at the Wake Competition Center (Invisalign Arena), and the Raleigh IcePlex, which is the only Olympic-sized ice sheet in the Triangle.

Some of our young members enjoy a club event

Our Mission

Our membership is includes children, teens and adults of all levels — being an advanced figure skater is by no means a membership requirement. Our skaters pursue many disciplines, including singles, dance, and synchronized skating.

Our mission is to promote the sport of amateur figure skating and foster the personal growth and development of our members. We strive to deliver on this mission by providing our members with opportunities to develop and showcase their skating skills in a supportive community.

An adult skating class poses for the camera

Why Join Us?

Our membership is includes children, teens, and adults of all levels — being an advanced figure skater is by no means a membership requirement. Our skaters pursue many disciplines, including singles, dance, and synchronized skating.

Some of the opportunities we offer our skaters includes: