Koegel was born on February 28, 1977, in Norristown, Pennsylvania.[1] She attended Schuylkill Grade School.[2] She and Oleg Fediukov are married and have three sons – Anton, born on October 20, 2002; Alec, born on August 1, 2004; and Luka Sergei, born on September 23, 2008.[3]
Koegel teamed up with Fediukov in 1996. They finished sixth with him at the 1997 U.S. Championships. Koegel/Fediukov withdrew from the 1997 Karl Schäfer Memorial after the compulsory dances; a Swiss skater sliced Koegel's left biceps in a practice accident on October 16, 1997.[2] The duo returned to the ice in December, training at the New England Figure Skating Club in Marlboro, Massachusetts.[2] A month later, they placed sixth at the 1998 U.S. Championships.
The following season, Koegel/Fediukov again received two Grand Prix invitations; they placed sixth at the 1999 Skate Canada International but had to withdraw from the 1999 Cup of Russia due to a visa problem.[5] The duo repeated as national bronze medalists at the 2000 U.S. Championships. They withdrew from the 2001 U.S. Championships due to a knee injury that Fediukov incurred in the compulsory dance.[3] After Koegel sustained a shoulder injury, the two decided to retire from competition.[3]
Post-competitive careeredit
Koegel became a real estate agent and part-time skating coach.[3] She has coached in Pennsylvania and other locations.
^ ab. International Skating Union. Archived from the original on July 17, 2016. Retrieved July 17, 2016.
^Smith, Beverley (February 11, 2000). "U.S. ice-dancing competition has decidedly Russian flavour". The Globe and Mail.
January 01, 1970
debbie, koegel, born, february, 1977, american, former, competitive, dancer, with, oleg, fediukov, 1998, nebelhorn, trophy, silver, medalist, time, 1999, 2000, national, bronze, medalist, born, 1977, february, 1977, norristown, pennsylvaniaheight1, figure, ska. Debbie Koegel born February 28 1977 is an American former competitive ice dancer With Oleg Fediukov she is the 1998 Nebelhorn Trophy silver medalist and a two time 1999 2000 U S national bronze medalist Debbie KoegelBorn 1977 02 28 February 28 1977 age 47 Norristown PennsylvaniaHeight1 68 m 5 ft 6 in Figure skating careerCountryUnited StatesSkating clubIce Works FSCBegan skating1988Retired2001 Contents 1 Personal life 2 Career 2 1 Partnership with Fediukov 2 2 Post competitive career 3 Programs 4 Competitive highlights 4 1 With Sklutovsky 4 2 With Fediukov 5 ReferencesPersonal life editKoegel was born on February 28 1977 in Norristown Pennsylvania 1 She attended Schuylkill Grade School 2 She and Oleg Fediukov are married and have three sons Anton born on October 20 2002 Alec born on August 1 2004 and Luka Sergei born on September 23 2008 3 Career editKoegel began skating at age eleven at a rink near King of Prussia Pennsylvania 2 She placed 15th with Michael Sklutovsky at the 1996 U S Championships 4 Partnership with Fediukov edit Koegel teamed up with Fediukov in 1996 They finished sixth with him at the 1997 U S Championships Koegel Fediukov withdrew from the 1997 Karl Schafer Memorial after the compulsory dances a Swiss skater sliced Koegel s left biceps in a practice accident on October 16 1997 2 The duo returned to the ice in December training at the New England Figure Skating Club in Marlboro Massachusetts 2 A month later they placed sixth at the 1998 U S Championships After winning the silver medal at the 1998 Nebelhorn Trophy Koegel Fediukov debuted on the Grand Prix series placing 8th at the 1998 Skate Canada International and tenth at the 1998 Trophee Lalique They were awarded the bronze medal at the 1999 U S Championships They were coached by Uschi Keszler and Robbie Kane at Ice Works FSC in Aston Pennsylvania 1 The following season Koegel Fediukov again received two Grand Prix invitations they placed sixth at the 1999 Skate Canada International but had to withdraw from the 1999 Cup of Russia due to a visa problem 5 The duo repeated as national bronze medalists at the 2000 U S Championships They withdrew from the 2001 U S Championships due to a knee injury that Fediukov incurred in the compulsory dance 3 After Koegel sustained a shoulder injury the two decided to retire from competition 3 Post competitive career edit Koegel became a real estate agent and part time skating coach 3 She has coached in Pennsylvania and other locations Programs edit with Fediukov Season Short dance Free dance 1998 99 1 Anatevka from Fiddler on the Roof Competitive highlights editGP Grand Prix With Sklutovsky edit National 4 Event 1996 U S Championships 15th With Fediukov edit International 1 Event 96 97 97 98 98 99 99 00 00 01 Four Continents 5th GP Cup of Russia WD GP NHK Trophy 7th GP Skate Canada 8th 6th GP Trophee Lalique 10th Finlandia Trophy 4th Nebelhorn Trophy 2nd Schafer Memorial WD National 1 U S Champ 6th 6th 3rd 3rd WD WD WithdrewReferences edit a b c d e KOEGEL Debbie FEDIUKOV Oleg International Skating Union Archived from the original on July 17 2016 a b c d Pucin Diane January 8 1998 Ice Dancing Couple Back In The Chase Soon After Injury The Philadelphia Inquirer a b c d Elfman Lois October 17 2008 Koegel amp Fediukov welcome third son IceNetwork com a b KOEGEL Debbie SKLUTOVSKY Michael International Skating Union Archived from the original on July 17 2016 Retrieved July 17 2016 Smith Beverley February 11 2000 U S ice dancing competition has decidedly Russian flavour The Globe and Mail Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Debbie Koegel amp oldid 1161535926, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
