Ice skating raises minimum age from 15 to 17 in 'historic' move
Ice skaters will have to be at least 17 to take part in senior competitions after the sport's governing body voted Tuesday to raise the minimum age from 15.
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Ice skaters will have to be at least 17 years old to compete in professional competitions after the sport's governing body voted Tuesday to increase the minimum age from 15.
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Figure skaters will have to be at least 17 to compete in future Winter Olympics after the minimum age was raised from 15 in the wake of the Kamila Valieva controversy.
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Ice skating raises minimum age from 15 to 17 in 'historic' move
BANGKOK: Ice skaters will have to be at least 17 to take part in senior competitions after the sport's governing body voted on Tuesday (Jun 7) to raise the minimum age from 15.