US Figure Skating Championships 2024: Results, Latest Schedule After Friday

It was a historic Friday for competitors at the 2024 U.S. Figure Skating Championships in Columbus, Ohio.

Ilia Malinin, 19, broke a record set by 2022 Olympic champion Nathan Chen, while 15-year-old Mia Kalin became the first woman to land a clean quad at nationals.

The night finished with Amber Glenn being crowned the 2024 U.S. women's figure skating champion.

These performances weren't the only ones to watch Friday. Here's a look at the results, remaining schedule and highlights from the day's competition.

Championship Men: Short Program (Top 5; Free Skate to come)

1. Ilia Malinin, Washington FSC: 108.57
2. Maxim Naumov, SC of Boston: 89.72
   
3. Jason Brown, Skokie Valley SC: 89.02
   
4. Andrew Torgashev, Panthers FSC: 88.02
   
5. Camden Pulkinen, SC of New York: 87.90

Full results available at usfigureskating.org.

Championship Women: Free Skate (Top 5)

1.  Amber Glenn, Dallas FSC: 210.46
   
2. Josephine Lee, All Year FSC: 204.13
3. Isabeau Levito, SC Of Southern New Jersey: 200.68
   
4. Sarah Everhardt, Washington FSC: 193.37
   
5. Clare Seo, Broadmoor SC: 187.56

Full results available at usfigureskating.org.

Remaining Schedule

Saturday, Jan. 27

Championship Ice Dance / Free Dance: 1:50 p.m. ET

Championship Pairs / Free Skate: 7:35 p.m. ET

Sunday, Jan. 28

Championship Men / Free Skate: 2:45 p.m. ET

Highlights

Malinin took a commanding lead of 18.85 points after the men's short program after landing two quadruple jumps, per NBC Sports.

That broke a record set by Chen as the largest lead ever held by a skater following a U.S. Figure Skating Championships short program, according to NBC Sports.

A familiar name will also be heading into this weekend looking for a podium spot after the free skate.

Jason Brown, the 2015 U.S. national champion, will go into Sunday with a third-place 89.02 after the short program.

Brown said on the NBC Sports broadcast he is hoping to compete in the 2026 Winter Games in Italy.

In the women's competition, Kalin made history with her landing on a quad jump.

As the women's competition finished Friday night, Isabeau Levito, who held a narrow lead after the short program, attempted to unseat Glenn's place atop the podium and repeat as champion.

Levito fell three times during her free skate, however, and Glenn was able to claim her first title. Her previous highest finish at nationals was a silver medal in 2021.

The second-to-last day of the national competition begins Saturday at 1:50 p.m. ET.