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Three-time U.S. Champion Johnny Weir is one of the superstars of figure skating. A two-time Olympian who stars in his own reality show ("Be Good Johnny Weir" on Sundance Channel), he has medaled at seven U.S. Championships and won more than two dozen international medals including a bronze at the 2008 World Championships. But more impressive than his medal collection may be his immense popularity. Fans across the world have fallen in love with his elegant and fluid style, often waiting hours just to see him. ››

Reigning U.S. Champion and two-time U.S. silver medalist Rachael Flatt could be America's next skating sweetheart after placing fifth in her debut at the 2009 World Championships. She won the World Junior Championships a year earlier. With that behind her, Flatt is one of the top contenders for the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver, Canada, where she will make her Olympic debut, but is not ready to rule out a possible run for the 2014 Olympics. She's a spokesperson for MAC Cosmetics and Reading is Fundamental. ››

In February 2007, Jeremy Abbott made his presence known by winning a bronze medal at the Four Continents Championship. Today, he's the Cup of China, Grand Prix Final and two-time reigning U.S. Champion with his sights set on the podium at the 2010 Olympic Winter Games. He holds the highest score ever recorded at national championships, something he set en route to gold in 2010. His achievements earned him the U.S. Olympic Committee’s Athlete of the Month honors and USA Today’s Athlete of the Week award. ››

Zach Donohue knows he has one of the toughest partners in the sport. After Piper Gilles' lower body injury forced the team out of the 2008 Junior Grand Prix Final, she fought through the pain to help Donohue claim his first national medal, a bronze in junior ice dance at the 2009 U.S. Championships. The team started their career together by winning Junior Grand Prix Czech Republic and finishing second in South Africa. Gilles has an older brother Todd, an ice dancer, and twin sister Alexe, a singles champion. ››

Standing at 5 foot 7 without her skates, Alexe Gilles is one of the tallest female competitive figure skaters in the world. But her height has only helped her become the rising star that she is today. Her accomplishments include winning the silver medal at Junior Grand Prix Mexico, gold in South Africa and bronze at the Final. Gilles, who has an older brother and twin sister who compete internationally in ice dance, finished ninth in her senior debut at the 2009 U.S. Championships. Her eyes are set on medaling in 2010. ››

University of Colorado at Colorado Springs students Jane Summersett and Todd Gilles were born to be entertainers. Luckily for figure skating fans, the quirky personalities choose the ice as their stage. The two came together in 2007 after ending their previous partnerships. In their international debut, Summersett and Gilles finished sixth at the Golden Spin of Zagreb then went on to place third at 2008 Nebelhorn Trophy and seventh at Skate America. They placed sixth at the 2008 and 2009 U.S. Championships. ››