Jeremy Abbott is the two-time and defending U.S. champion and for the first time, will go for the title outside the shadows of Evan Lysacek and Johnny Weir. The 25-year-old is the front-runner, but there are five men who are hoping 2011 is their year.

• Triple Threat
  

  Triple Threat

  By Lee Ann Gschwind If, for the first time since 1988, an American man is to win Olympic gold...

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• Mixed bag for Americans in short program
  Mixed bag for Americans in short program

  While Evan Lysacek thinks about dusting off a special spot in his trophy case, Johnny Weir, well, just plain dusts. Lysacek left the Pacific Coliseum on Tuesday night in second place after the men...

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• Tour says it is not discriminating against Weir
  Tour says it is not discriminating against Weir

  Claims that Olympian Johnny Weir was not included in the "Stars on Ice" cast because of his sexual orientation are not true, the figure skating tour said. The Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against...

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• Abbott wins 2nd US title, Vancouver Games up next
  Abbott wins 2nd US title, Vancouver Games up next

  Jeremy Abbott came to the U.S. Figure Skating Championships wanting a spot on the Vancouver Olympic team more than a second straight national title. He got both. Abbott put on his most impressive...

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• Evan Lysacek Long Program
  

  Evan Lysacek Long Program

  Evan Lysacek had to wait; on what was maybe the top night of his living. He had to await his...

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