Prince William County Figure Skater Earns 4th In Women's Championship

HAYMARKET, VA — A Prince William County figure skater earned fourth place in her first U.S. Figure Skating National Championships on Friday.

Sarah Everhardt earned the pewter medal with a 193.37 score in the women's final in her first senior national championship. Everhardt is a junior at Haymarket's Battlefield High School and is part of the Washington Figure Skating Club.

"I am so thrilled to have medaled at my first senior Nationals. It was such a surreal and awesome experience," Everhardt shared on social media. "Skating in front of a full arena, filled with so much energy, to a crowd this size felt amazing and is a moment I will never forget!"

See a video of Everhardt performing at the national championships.

Placing in front of Everhardt were Amber Glenn with a score of 210.462, Josephine Lee with 204.133 and Isabeau Levito with 200.68.

After her win, Everhardt thanked coaches Tatyana Malinina and Roman Skornyakov, who were Olympic figure skaters for Uzbekistan and are the parents of fellow fellow Northern Virginia skater Ilia Malinin. Malinin won gold for the second time in the men's final. He earned first place with a quadruple axel, which he made for after completing it for the first time at the U.S. International Classic in 2022.