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7 minutes ago —Live stream info: Peacock Premium - Fans will be available to stream every event live via Peacock Premium. Full U.S. Figure Skating Championships TV Schedule The ISU Four Continents Figure Skating Championships are being held from February 9 to February 12 at the Broadmoor World Arena in Colorado Springs.

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The 2023 Four Continents Championships kicks off on Thursday in Colorado Springs, Colorado and will run through Monday, Feb. 12. Canada and the US will have three competitors in each of the four disciplines, while Japan is traveling and despite a smaller team and will have competitors in each of the disciplines.

ISU Four Continents Figure Skating Championships Live Here

15-year-old Isabeau Levito will compete in the women’s program after winning the national title at the 2023 U.S. Championship. She will be joined by fellow U.S. skaters Madison Chock and Evan Bates who will compete in the ice dance competition.

How to watch the 2023 ISU Four Continents Figure Skating Championships

What time does coverage start? What TV channel will it be on? - Tuesday’s coverage starts with the Women’s Short Program at 2:35 p.m. EST live on Peacock Premium.

Live stream info: Peacock Premium - Fans will be available to stream every event live via Peacock Premium.

Full U.S. Figure Skating Championships TV Schedule (All Times EST)

Thursday, February 9, 2023:

2:35-5:55 - Women’s short program | Peacock Premium
8:45-11:50 - Men’s short program | Peacock Premium
Friday, February 10, 2023:
1:35-3:25 - Pairs short program | Peacock Premium
4:35-6:50 - Ice dance rhythm dance | Peacock Premium
8:00-11:50 - Women’s free skate | Peacock Premium
Saturday, February 11, 2023:
4:50-6:55 - Pairs free skate | Peacock Premium
8:15-11:55 - Men’s free skate | Peacock Premium
Sunday, February 12, 2023:
3:15-5:50 - Ice dance free dance | Peacock Premium
8:30-11:00 - Exhibition gala

More coverage via the Associated Press

SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) — Graceful, gutsy and seemingly unfazed by the bright lights, 15-year-old Isabeau Levito decided to go for it in her free skate while reminding herself once more to just stay calm.

The teen star needed a near-flawless free skate to capture gold at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships after Bradie Tennell’s beautiful performance minutes earlier.

Levito accomplished just that, delivering a dazzling 149.55 score for a 223.33 total to win her first women’s national title Friday night.

“I was just very proud of myself for having collected myself and done the program that I needed to do,” Levito said. “Going into this event my entire goal truly for almost even both programs was to stay composed and really try to suppress my nerves as much as possible, to really not let little, minor, silly mistakes happen.”

The New Jersey skater drew a rousing standing ovation from an audience wowed by her poise under pressure on the big nationals stage. Afterward, she clasped the medal in her gloved right hand and made the rounds of congratulatory hellos, hugs and photos.

“I actually can’t even find the word to describe it right now,” Levito said.

Then, she smiled, scratched her chin and requested, “just give me a minute.”

Two-time U.S. champion Tennell scored a 139.36 in the free skate and finished second with a 213.12 total. She missed the entire 2021-22 season with foot and ankle injuries, so the comeback meant so much to her.

“I didn’t think I was going to be able to do this again,” Tennell said, calling this her most special nationals yet and noting she absolutely plans to go for it this next Olympic cycle.

“Skating at nationals again, I was giving myself a pep talk earlier in the mirror ‘cause that’s what I do,” she said. “I said to myself, ‘You dreamed of this for an entire year and now you’re here’ and I told myself I wanted to go out there and I wanted to soak up every moment and be present, and I did that.”

Levito elegantly landed her triple lutz-half loop-triple salchow sequence and other most difficult jumps while captivating the crowd as the final skater of the evening. She came into the free skate leading Tennell by just two-hundredths of a point following Thursday’s short program.

Amber Glenn finished third at 207.44. She delivered an impressive 138.48 free skate that moved her into the lead with the top three skaters from the short program remaining.

Starr Andrews, a fan favorite after she made her nationals debut on this San Jose ice five years ago at age 16, finished fourth at 188.24. She missed on her planned triple flip early in her routine and was visibly disappointed after a free skate that scored 119.27.

Her jaw dropped when the final score was announced.