Amalie (Pre-Hammond)

Amalie's father, a retired hockey player and coach, puts her on a team when she is four years old as a casual after school activity.

After doing hockey for four years, Amalie's more gentle, unassertive nature pushes her to switch sports. She has always appreciated how lovely figure skating is to watch, so her parents decide to let her try it out.

After a mere two years of lessons, Amalie has far passed the Learn to Skate levels and enters the per-preliminary track.

At the Preliminary level

Canadian Novice Nationals

She quickly becomes a promising figure in the Novice and Junior bracket after her coaching switch, taking home mostly gold under her new tutelage.

She wins her National competition and one of her JGP assignments, silvers at the JGPF, and then completes her impressive debut with a Junior World Champion title.

She sweeps gold at every international competition once again, but takes bronze at Nationals after a difficult free program.

She takes gold at every competition she enters, setting a new world record in the free skate and combined total.

As her coach's daughter Vivienne begins to catch up to her in skill, her training environment becomes tense and Amalie begins to mentally push herself too hard.