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Alysa Liu Wins Historic Gold at 2025 World Figure Skating Championships

The 19-year-old American's comeback triumph ends a 19-year U.S. drought in women's figure skating, with Japan securing two podium finishes in Boston.

  • Alysa Liu, just 19 years old, claimed gold at the 2025 World Figure Skating Championships in Boston during her comeback season.
  • This marks the first U.S. gold in women's figure skating at the World Championships since 2006, breaking a nearly two-decade drought.
  • Liu led the competition after the short program and delivered a strong free skate to secure the top spot with 222.97 points.
  • Japan's Kaori Sakamoto, the defending champion, finished second with 217.98 points, followed by compatriot Mone Chiba in third with 215.24 points.
  • For the first time since 2003, no German skaters participated in the championships due to failure to meet ISU qualification standards.
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