Meet Isabeau

In January 2023, I won my first U.S. figure skating title at age 15, cementing my status as the new leading American woman to open the new Olympic cycle. In March 2024, I won the silver medal at the World Championships in Montreal.

Born in Philadelphia, I am the daughter of Chiara Garberi-Levito, a native of Milan, who moved from Italy to the United States in 1997. My mom grew up not far from the site of the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games.

I first developed an interest in skating at three years old. I am coached by Yulia Kuznetsova, Otar Japaridze, Slava Kuznetsov, Evgeni Platov, Zhanna Palagina. I train at the Igloo Ice Rink in Mt. Laurel, New Jersey.

My goal is to represent the U.S. in the next Winter Olympics, which will take place in Milan. It would obviously have a special significance for my mother and family.

Favorite Things

Movie: My Girl (1991)	TV Show: Gilmore Girls
Color: Yellow	Singers: Nicki Minaj/Lana Del Ray
Foods: Italian foods

In the Press

Levito rises up to earn World silver medal

By Troy Schwindt, U.S. Figure Skating
March 22, 2024

South Jersey’s Isabeau Levito is looking for redemption at Worlds this week in Montreal

By Ellen Dunkel, The Philadelphia Inquirer
March 18, 2024

A 'New Mindset': U.S. Champion Isabeau Levito Feeling Like She Belongs Amongst the World's Best

By Nick McCarvel, SKATING Magazine
October/November Issue

Isabeau Levito eyes a return to confidence: 'I want to skate the way I know I can'

By Nick McCarvel, Olympics.com
March 17, 2024

Isabeau Levito repeats new mantra to reduce stress of figure skating nationals

By Phil Hersh, NBC Sports
January 23, 2024

Schedule and Results

2025-2026 Season

Short Program: “Almost In Your Arms” from Houseboat soundtrack) by Sophia Loren, Jay Livingston, Ray Evans and “Zou Bisou Bisou” from The Millionaires soundtrack) by Sophia Loren, Bill Shepherd, Alan Tew

Free Skate: Cinema Paradiso by Ennio Morricone

Choreographer: Yulia Kuznetsova and Otar Japaridze

Results/Schedule:

Oct. 31-Nov. 2: Skate Canada International (Saskatoon, Canada)
Oct. 17-19: Grand Prix de France (Angers, France) – TBD
Nebelhorn Trophy (Obertsdorf, Germany) – 4th
Cranberry Cup (Norwood, Massachusetts) – 1st

2024-2025 Season

Short Program: Music from Swan Lake by Tchaikovsky

Free Skate: “Liebestraum No.3” by Franz Liszt

Choreographer: Yulia Kuznetsova and Otar Japaridze

Results/Schedule:

World Championships (Boston, Massachusetts) – 4th
U.S. Championships (Wichita, Kansas) – WD
Finlandia Trophy (Helsinki, Finland) – WD
Skate America (Allen, TX) – 3rd
Cranberry Cup International (Norwood, Massachusetts) – 3rd

2023-2024 Season

Short Program: “Nella Fantasia” by Ennio Morricone (debuted at U.S. Championships)
“Yearning” by Raul Ferrando (skated at Grand Prix and Challenger Series events)

Free Skate: Music from The White Crow by Lisa Batiashvili performed by The London Metropolitan Orchestra

Choreographer: Yulia Kuznetsova

Results/Schedule:

World Championships (Montreal, Quebec) – 2nd place
U.S. Championships (Columbus, Ohio) – 3rd place
Grand Prix Final (Beijing, China) – 5th place
Grand Prix de France (Angers, France) – 1st place
Skate America (Allen, TX) – 2nd place
Nebelhorn Trophy (Oberstdorf, Germany) – 1st place

2022-2023 Season

Short Program: “Una noche más” by Yasmin Levy

Free Skate: “Dulcea Si Tandra Mea Fiară”
by Eugen Doga and Victoria Demici, performed by Cătălina Cărăuș

Choreographer: Yulia Kuznetsova

Results:

World Team Trophy (Tokyo, Japan) – 1st place (team)
World Championships (Saitama, Japan) – 4th place
U.S. Championships (San Jose, Calif.) – 1st place
Grand Prix Final (Turin, Italy) – 2nd place
MK John Wilson Trophy (Sheffield, Great Britain) – 2nd place
Skate America (Norwood, Mass.) – 2nd place
Ondrej Nepela Memorial (Bratislava, Slovakia) – 1st place
Philadelphia Summer International (Aston, Penn.) – 1st place