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Scottsdale skater makes name for herself in national championship competition

Hayden Mohrman, 11, placed fourth in the country among approximately 400 skaters competing at her level at the U.S. Figure Skating Excel National Finals in Boston this summer.

(Courtesy Heather Mohrman)

At seven-years-old Hayden Mohrman found herself spending a lot of time at ice rinks.
Not by choice but because her older sister was practicing as a competitive ice skater.
Then one day, she just decided to try it herself.

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