Jeremy Abbott

Rust no longer will be Johnny Weir's and Olympic champion Evan Lysacek's only worry if they come back. Jeremy Abbott proved he's capable of contending with the best in the world - past and present - in winning his third...  

Jeremy Abbott was still savoring his monster score when one fan yelled out, "You're awesome!" That he certainly was. Abbott's easy, breezy performance to a swing medley scored a whopping 90.23 points at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships on Friday night, a personal best and a mark that puts him in world champion Patrick Chan's territory.  

The stepfather of 2012 U.S. figure skating champion Jeremy Abbott can't wait to leave O'Connor Hospital in San Jose to return home."I'm anxious to get back on the road," Allen Scott said Monday, a day after collapsing during Abbott's gold-medal performance at HP Pavilion.  

Abbott completes the only successful quadruple jump of the 20 men in the free skate and earns 273.58 points to claim his third national title in four years.Reporting from San Jose -- If the men's free skate at the U.S. championships were a color chart, it would have run from beige to taupe until the black-clad Jeremy Abbott took the ice as the final competitor Sunday.  

Jeremy Abbott showed up to reclaim his National title on Sunday evening, and proved he deserved every bit of that title. Scoring a total of 273.58 points combined, he beat silver medalist Adam Rippon by over 30 points. Abbott started on a strong note after ...  

*Abbott placed 5th in the mens event; Team USA placed 1st overall. **Abbott placed 3rd in the mens event (free skate only); Team North America placed 2nd overall. The World News (WN) Network, has created this privacy statement in order to demonstrate our ...  

Coaches Yuka Sato and Jason Dungjen have provided Jeremy the tools with which to flourish and we witnessed the result. His long program at the 2012 nationals was not without flaws, but so outclassed the field that it didn’t matter. The program itself is ...  

Good thing Jeremy Abbott was the final skater ... a score of 187.02 points and then watched as two-time champion Alissa Czisny — a Bowling Green State University graduate — and Agnes Zawadzki melted down. When the final results were posted ...  

SAN JOSE, Calif., Jan. 29 (UPI) -- U.S. figure skater Jeremy Abbott breezed to his third national title Sunday, dominating the field at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships. After placing first in the short program Friday, Abbott again outpaced the...  

SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) Jeremy Abbott's 64-year-old stepfather was taken to a hospital Sunday after collapsing during the men's free skate at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships. Allen Scott blacked out and had convulsions while Abbott was in the middle  

Good thing Jeremy Abbott was the final skater. There was no way anyone could have topped this performance. Needing only to stay on his feet to win his third title at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships on Sunday, Abbott performed with a quiet elegance and superior skill that was simply bewitching.  

Jeremy Abbott, flanked by coaches Jason Dungjen and Yuka Sato, celebrates in the 'Kiss and Cry' area as he views his leading score after competing in the men's short programme during the 2012 Prudential U.S. Figure Skating Championships at the HP Pavilion ...  

They teamed up in May and, even in a sport where couples have all the stability of Jell-O, their matchup came just three weeks after Coughlin and Caitlin Yankowskas finished sixth at the world championships. Clearly, though, Denney and Coughlin ...  

Rippon, 22, of Clarks Summit, Pa., started poorly by abandoning a quadruple Lutz and landing awkwardly immediately on a triple Axel. Then the program built like the heavy chamber music from Bach. Rippon had another bobble toward the end but ...  

He won by more than 30 points over Rippon (240.87), and more than 40 over repeat bronze medalist Ross Miner of the Skating Club of Boston (230.32). “When I finished, I could feel the energy of the arena and it kind of overwhelmed me,” Abbott said.