Paige C. Scott

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  Paige C. Scott Rink Manager / Marketing & Public Relations(415) 820-3527 rinkmanager@skatebowl.com

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  District Representative: Paige Scott 415-820-3527
  
  rinkmanager@skatebowl.com

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  Coach Paige Scott
  
  A native San Franciscan, Tremors team coach Paige Scott started skating at 18 months of age.Her mother was a former skater with the Ice Follies as well as an instructor at the 48th Avenue Ice Rink and Leggs Ice Arena (11th and Market), both in San Francisco.Her first synchronized skating adventure came in the early '70s as a member of one of the "Leggett" skating teams.With an interest in show design, she decided to turn professional at age thirteen and choreographed her first show for the San Francisco Show Place by the time she was fourteen.At the age of eighteen, Paige was accepted into the Ice Capades Tour, where she skated for two years.Her professional show skating career spanned 14 years skating with various touring companies.She started teaching synchronized skating teams in 1996 after choreographing the opening and closing ceremonies for the 1996 National Figure Skating Championships.Her first competitive team was the Ice Quakes, a South Bay team.Paige and her husband, Mark, live in San Francisco and have a five-year-old daughter, Erin, who also loves ice skating.Currently, Paige coaches three teams in the age range of 5 to 72, as well as maintaining many responsibilities as general manager of YBISC.
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  Bottom row: Mackenzie Vaillancourt, Philiana Ng, Clare German, Coach: Paige Scott,
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  Coach: Paige Scott, Gessica Ni, Alison Leung, Sarah Leong, Veronica Pheils,

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  Paige Scott, District 14 Representative

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  Coach: Paige Scott, ybiscgm@vscsports.com
  
  If you have any questions please contact Paige.

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  Published on: 9/25/2009    Last Visited: 9/25/2009  

  Paige C. Scott Manager / Marketing & Public Relations (415) 820-3527 rinkmanager@skatebowl.com

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  District Representative: Paige Scott415-820-3527rinkmanager@skatebowl.com

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  The Tremors, the club's synchronized skating team, performed; so too did the San Francisco Ice Dance Co., spearheaded by SCSF members and coaches Don Corbiell, Angelo D'Agostino and Louis Vachon along with Paige Scott, general manager of the Yerba Buena Ice Skating Center (YBISC).

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  Paige Scott Manager:

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  Published on: 1/2/2007    Last Visited: 1/3/2007  

  "It's not just a thing to do at Christmas," Yerba Buena rink manager Paige Scott says."It's a great thing to do all year long."
  
  That's always been true for the core crowd.The Yerba Buena rink is open 20 hours a day.The competitive figure skaters are training at 5:30 in the morning.The hockey leagues play until 1 a.m. Scott has a coffee skate for older skaters on Thursday mornings and 600 kids in the skating school.
  
  It's not just a thing to do at Christmas time.
  
  It might be even better now.
  
  Scott is sure it is.
  
  "In the nonpeak holiday times," she says, "most of our daytime public sessions are four to five hours."
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  Paige Scott, who manages the Yerba Buena rink, remembers growing up in the City when there were five rinks in operation.Her mom was a performer in the Ice Follies at Winterland and she was on skates at 18 months.
  
  It's different now.When Scott's rink opened in 1998 it broke a 20-year ice drought in San Francisco.The last of the old neighborhood rinks closed in the '70s.There are more diversions now.Life got busier."Kids have piano lessons, language classes, soccer, basketball, volleyball," Scott says.
  
  But this rink is going strong.Scott says Yerba Buena has a loyal community, glad to have some ice to call their own.

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