Eastern Iowa Figure Skating Club

The Eastern Iowa Figure Skating Club is a member club of US Figure Skating located in Cedar Rapids, IA. The club's home rink is the Cedar Rapids Ice Arena located in Cedar Rapids, IA. The club is incorporated in the State of Iowa and is a 501(c)3 organization. Since 2001, the club has hosted an annual US figure skating non-qualifying competition, and has hosted the US Figure Skating Midwest Regional competition twice. The club offers training in singles and pairs figure skating and ice dance. The club has two synchronized skating teams, the Blue Diamonds.

In 2008, Lauren Gifford and Carson Bodnarek placed fourth in the US Junior National Champions Intermediate Pairs and Tim Leduc placed 7th among Novice Men at the US National Figure Skating Championships.

The club began in 1998 with 25 adult and child members. The first president was Cass Kernstine, followed by Beth Ingram, Alison Amendola, Dawn Gifford and (currently) Tammie Hoover. The club began with a small number of figure skating coaches, including Tanya Street-Burgess, the 1991 Novice National Champion. Tanya Street currently serves as figure skating director at the Cedar Rapids Ice Arena. The club currently lists ten coaches.