2022-23 Synchronized Skating Roster
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Isabella Quintero
- Class:
- Senior
- High School:
- John Champe
- Hometown:
- Aldie, Va.
Highlights
- Three-year letterwinners (2020, 2022, 2023)
- Member of Miami’s senior team
- Helped Miami to its 14th overall and second-straight World Championship appearance as one of two teams representing the United States at the event
- It was the fourth time and second-straight year Miami finished among the top six at the world championships, tying last year’s result as the best finish since placing second at the event in 2007
- Posted a first-place finish at the Porter Classic and notched second-place finishes at the Synchronized Fall Classic and U.S. National Championships
- Represented the United States in two international competitions during the regular season as part of the Challenger Series Synchronized Skating, placing fifth at the Mozart Cup in Austria and sixth at the Spring Cup in Italy
- Scored 200 or more points in five of six competitions
- Amassed a program record score of 223.63 at the U.S. National Championships with a short program score of 73.56 and free skate score of 150.07
- Recorded its best international score in program history at the ISU World Championships with a score of 209.94 (Short Program: 70.07; Free Skate: 139.87)
- Member of Miami’s senior team
- Helped Miami to its 13th World Championship appearance and first since 2016 as one of two teams representing the United States at the event
- It was the third time Miami finished among the top six at the World Championships, marking its best finish since placing second in 2007
- Posted two first-place finishes (Diamond Classic, Porter Classic), two second-place finishes (Boston Synchro Classic, U.S. National Synchronized Skating Championships) and a sixth-place ISU World Championship finish
- Surpassed 200-point scores twice: National Championship-214.67; World Championships-204.90
- Recorded a season-high score of 140.84 for its free skate at the National Championships, the top free skate score at the competition
- Member of senior team
- Competitive season not contested due to COVID-19 pandemic
- Skated on the senior team
- Helped team post top-two finishes in the first three competitions
- Scored 179 or higher in the final four outings
- Placed second at the Dr. Richard Porter Championships (12/6-7) with a score of 181.49
- Notched a score of 186.98 at the Leon Lurje Trophy (1/24-25)
- Took fourth at the US Synchronized Skating Championships (2/28-29) with a season-high score of 192.39
- Experienced free skater
- Two-time national silver medalist in solo dance
- Triple gold medalist who earned the medals without failing a test
- Lettered twice in track & field
- Born June 19, 2001
- Parents are Luisa and Bruce Quintero
- Sister, Gabriella, is two years younger and skates on senior team at Miami
- Is biliterate in Spanish
- Majoring in kinesiology with a minor in child studies & youth development
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