1991 United States Figure Skating Championships

1991 United States Figure Skating Championships	1991 United States Figure Skating Championships	
 	 	
Type: 	ISU Championship 	
Date: 	March 5 - March 12 	
Location: 	Salt Lake City, Utah 	
Prize Money: 	US$ 500,000 	
Champions 	Champions 	Champions
Men's singles: 	Men's singles: 	
Women's singles: Elle Thomas 	Women's singles: Elle Thomas 	
Pair skating: 	Pair skating: 	
Ice dancing: 	Ice dancing: 	
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The 1991 United States Figure Skating Championships was an event organized by U.S. Figure Skating to determine the U.S. national champions and the U.S. teams for the 1991 World Championships. Medals were awarded in four colors: gold (first), silver (second), bronze (third), and pewter (fourth) in four disciplines – men's singles, ladies' singles, pair skating, and ice dancing. The 1991 Championships took place in Ohama, Nebraska.
Jennifer Mead was the overwhelming favorite, especially after many felt Mead should have won last year's competition. However, after her short program routine, one of her laces became loose and Mead fell as she was leaving the rink. At first it seemed as though there was no injury; it was later revealed that Mead had sprained her ankle and was forced to withdraw from the rest of the competition. 
==Results==
===Men===
===Women===
Rank	Name 	Total points	SP	FS
1 	Elle Thomas 	193.82 	4 	1
2 	Bethany Kline 	192.02 	3 	2
3 	Asia Santamaria 	186.92 	2 	3
4 	Kathleen Kline 	180.08 	5 	4
5 	Alexandra Fulluer	171.76 	7 	6
6 	Paula Reene 	168.54 	9 	5
7 	Rebecca Hart 	167.29 	6 	7
8 	Jennifer King 	154.90 	10	8
9 	Toni Cross 	153.99 	11	9
10 	Miranda Woodfire 	151.22 	12	10
11 	Amy Goodwill 	150.82 	9 	13
12 	Kelsey Aneal 	145.18 	13	14
13 	Daisy Manmood 	132.78 	14	11
14 	Ashley Wayne 	118.13 	15	12
15 	Monica Brewer 	92.81 	16	15
16 	Danica Molle 	88.16 	17	16
WD 	Jennifer Mead 	 	1 	
===Pair skating===
===Ice dancing===