Isabella Marie Gamez (born February 1, 1999) is a Filipino pair skater who competes for the Philippines with her partner Aleksandr Korovin. Gamez and Korovin are the first pair from Southeast Asia and the Philippines to qualify and compete in the final segment of the 2023 World Figure Skating Championships . [ 1 ]

Isabella Gamez was the first Southeast Asian and Philippines pair skater to compete in an International Skating Union competition breaking boundaries for Southeast Asian figure skating in 2019. Isabella and Alexander are dedicated to inspiring and training the …

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If successful, Isabella Gamez would be the first ever Filipina in any sport to represent the Philippines at a Winter Olympics. Transitioning to their current coaching team, comprising of Olympics and World Championship coach Dmitry Savin, and Winter Olympics Pairs silver medalist, Fedor Klimov, they are strengthening their technical prowess and ...

Pair figure skaters Isabella Gamez and Aleksandr Korovin are ready to represent the Philippines at the 9th Asian Winter Games. In their debut season, Gamez and Korovin made history with the Philippines' first ISU pairs medal (silver, France 2022).

Gamez/Korovin teamed up in 2021. They are the first Philippine (and Southeast Asian) pair skating team to qualify for the ISU World Championships (in 2023). Gamez and her former partner David-Alexandre Paradis were the first pair skaters to represent the Philippines in ISU competition (2020 ISU Four Continents Championships).

2023年4月24日 · Figure skater Isabella Gamez and her partner, Alexander Korovin, made history as the first pair from the Philippines and Southeast Asia to qualify for the world championships this year.

The harmonious two-man team awed the world with their fanciful choreography and graceful movement on ice, winning the first-ever medal for the Philippines in pairs skating at the …

1999年2月1日 · Gamez/Korovin teamed up in 2021. They are the first Philippine (and Southeast Asian) pair skating team to qualify for the ISU World Championships (in 2023). Gamez and her former partner David-Alexandre Paradis were the first pair skaters to represent the Philippines in ISU competition (2020 ISU Four Continents Championships).

2022年11月4日 · Isabella Gamez, the Filipina who hopes to make a mark in pair skating with Russian partner Alexander Korovin, says they’re ready for the ‘long process’ to reach the Olympic stage.