The Russian Figure-Skating Stars is among the flight victims near Washington, DC

Two passengers Jet flocked on the Potomac River on Wednesday night was the Ice Class Ice Skaters worked as coaches in the United States. Skaters, two champions from Russia, share together in the ice and the wedding.

Boston’s Skating Club is confirmed in the social medieties post that Jvgegena Shishkova, 52, and Vadim Naumov, 55, were on the plane collided with a helicopter and killed everyone riding. Many passengers were some athletes and trainers leaving the US into the process of national skating, Kan.

Ms Shishkova, known as Evgunia Shishkova, and Mr Naumov competed with Russia by a pair in the Scriptures before moving to the United States in 1998.

In the 1990s, Mr Naumov and Mr Shib ashkova reached the top of their jobs. They won the gold with a pair skating on the World Skating Championship in Japan in 1994, and participated in the 1992 Olympics and 1992. Overall, they have ever been in the New World Championship, winning a collection of gold, silver, and copper.

They did not qualify for the 1998 Olympics and finished their skating activities to be trainers. As many Russian skaters, they moved to the United States while Russia found a sharp economic downturn after the Soviet Union fall.

They settled in Simsbury, Conn., When they joined the international Conneticut Center. Without training, they participated in the relevant competitions.

Training was not always easy. Speaking of Yankee Magazine of New England in 2007, Mr Naumov said in the United States, the children were “excited.”

“Parents want to see the consequences of what they pay, and the coaches want to show those results,” he said. “Russia the government paid for our training. I made a group, and I didn’t start in truthful competition until I was 15.”

On his expensive Zoston’s profile, Mr Naumov said he liked “creating a place where the students were happy while they worked hard.”

Juliet Macur reported reported.