Seventy-seven skaters representing the Ice Chalet won the 2013 ISI Winter Classic at the Goggin Ice Center in Oxford, Ohio. The championship trophy is named in honor of Robert Unger, which made the win especially meaningful for the Ice Chalet team.

Led by coach Larry LaBorde, the team competed over three long days against 51 teams from 17 states. Ice Chalet won 1458.5 points, including 130 individual or partner first-place medals and eight first-place team medals.

The synchronized teams also swept their events, with the Robert Unger Stars, Robert Unger Shooting Stars, and Robert Unger Sparklers each finishing first. The Team Compulsories Freestyle 5 group nicknamed “The Guys” also stood out by winning their flight with a performance set to Mission Impossible.

When the final results were announced, the team gathered at center ice and celebrated as the rink echoed with screams of joy and triumph.

Team members still present at the end of the competition accepted the first-place team trophy on behalf of Ice Chalet.

The event was closely contested, with Point Mallard finishing second and the home team from Ober Gatlinburg finishing third.

Natasha Williamson and Christina Rogers proudly displayed the first-place team trophy after the Point Mallard competition in Decatur, Alabama.

The Owensboro event brought another first-place finish for Ice Chalet, with Emma Ogle, Taylor Green, Arianna McElyea, Kate Webb, and Snigdha Dhar among the featured skaters pictured from the event.

Ice Chalet won the 43rd Annual Robert Unger ISI Competition in Knoxville, with the Owensboro Edge Ice Center taking the first visiting-team trophy and Point Mallard earning the percentage trophy.

The Stuart family received the sportsmanship trophy, and one of the event's memorable local moments included Larry LaBorde appearing with Twinkie from Horse Haven Farms.

Skaters from Alabama, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Georgia, and Ohio competed in Nashville, with the Robert Unger team taking the top spot.

Saturday evening also featured the “Tickled Pink” fundraiser, where Ice Chalet families joined in the event's pink-themed activities.

Adam and Austin Blake were featured in Disney On Ice's 100 Years of Disney Magic at the Knoxville Coliseum. The page preserved several visit photos and fan moments from the event.

The Ice Theatre of New York show at Dollywood opened in early November 2011, with familiar Ice Chalet connections in the cast.

Emma Ogle, Jeshua Jacklet, and Maggie Comer proudly displayed the first-place team trophy from Ober Gatlinburg on April 16, 2011.

At the 42nd Annual Robert Unger ISI Competition in Knoxville, the Ice Chalet team again came out on top, with additional recognition for visiting teams and multiple synchronized team wins.

The spring also included the 2011 Skate-a-thon and a Presidents' Day weekend where separate Ice Chalet teams both returned with winning results.

Skaters mingled with performers, showed off their own skating, and joined in themed races and activities before visits from Belle and Snow White in the lobby.

The eight-skater group plus coach Sarah earned 14 first-place finishes, four second-place finishes, and three third-place finishes for 122 points overall.

The Ice Chalet team placed third at the 2010 Point Mallard ISI Competition, then followed with home-rink success at the 41st Annual Robert Unger ISI Competition.

The team also repeated as champions at the 25th Annual Centennial Sportsplex Invitational Competition in Nashville.

Skaters representing the Robert Unger School of Ice Skating won the 40th Annual Robert Unger ISI Competition in Knoxville in April 2009.

The year's coverage also preserves the team's 24th Annual Centennial Sportsplex Invitational title in Nashville, plus sportsmanship and out-of-town honors from related events.

Skaters from the Robert Unger School joined teams from Owensboro, Lexington, and Decatur in the annual MVDC show, where Lexington won the visiting-team trophy and Owensboro placed second.

The team later placed second at the 2008 ISI Winter Classic in Tampa Bay, competing against 32 teams from across the United States and Mexico.

The trophy for the competition is named in honor of Robert Unger, making the 2007 win especially meaningful for the skaters and their families.

A 23-skater team from the Ice Chalet won the Point Mallard competition in Decatur, Alabama in July 2004.

Earlier that year, a 29-skater team won the Lake Placid competition, defeating 27 other teams from around the eastern United States.

Ice Chalet's 2003 news coverage spans the holiday Nutcracker show, the District 5 Coaches Seminar in September, and a special ISI conference moment in Las Vegas when Larry LaBorde and Scott Hamilton presented an award to Richard Dwyer.

The year also included a first-place finish for the Robert Unger team at the 34th Annual Mississippi Valley District Competition in Knoxville, plus related links to special events hosted at the rink.