1985 U.S. Figure Skating Championships

Following the retirement of Olympic gold medalist Scott Hamilton, Brian Boitano landed seven triple jumps in the free skating to capture his first national title.[1][2] Mark Cockerell, appearing in his ninth nationals, finished a career-best second, and Christopher Bowman moved up from eighth to fourth with an outstanding free skating.Coming off a fourth-place finish at the 1984 Winter Olympics, Tiffany Chin was the heavy favorite and won all three phases of the competition to capture the crown.[4][5][6] Second place finisher Debi Thomas became the first black American singles skater to qualify for the World Figure Skating Championships.After her previous partner, Burt Lancon, turned professional, 1984 Olympian Jill Watson teamed with Peter Oppegard to take the pairs crown.
Kansas City, MissouriBrian BoitanoTiffany ChinJill WatsonPeter OppegardJudy BlumbergMichael Seibert1984 U.S. Championships1986 U.S. ChampionshipsU.S. Figure Skating ChampionshipsKemper Arenamen's singles, ladies' singlespair skatingice dancing1985 World ChampionshipsScott HamiltonMark CockerellChristopher BowmanScott WilliamsPaul WylieDaniel DoranBobby BeauchampAngelo D'AgostinoJames CyganTom Zakrajsek1984 Winter OlympicsDebi ThomasWorld Figure Skating ChampionshipsCaryn KadavyYvonne GomezBurt Lancon1984 OlympianNatalieWayne SeyboldNatalie SeyboldGillian WachsmanTodd WaggonerSusan DungjenJason DungjenKaty KeeleyJoseph MeroKaren CourtlandRobert DawRenée RocaDonald AdairSuzanne SemanickScott GregoryRuss WitherbySusan WynneJoseph DruarApril SargentJames YorkeDoug MattisErik LarsonRudy GalindoScott KurttilaEddie ShipstadMark MitchellTodd ReynoldsJill TrenaryTracey DamigellaHolly CookJeri CampbellJerod SwallowTodd SandKristi YamaguchiSara PowellNancy KerriganCharles SinekAmy WebsterRon KravetteTodd EldredgeKatie WoodAren NielsenShepherd ClarkTim DeverDoug WebsterCindy BortzKyoko Ina