The Campus Stars Figure Skating Club is an official USFS member club that offers USFS club membership, on ice programs, freestyle ice, private lessons, club events, a supportive community, and more!
Welcome to The Campus Stars FSC! Club membership information, skating pathways, and more can be found on the Campus Stars FSC website. Families who officially join The Campus Stars FSC will receive a comprehensive Parent Handbook.
Our goal is to create a positive, organized, and development-focused experience for every skater, build a love for the sport, and support them through every stage of their skating journey.
Club membership information, skating pathways, and more can be found on the Campus Stars FSC website.
Families who officially join The Campus Stars FSC will receive a comprehensive Parent Handbook.
All Campus Stars FSC coaches maintain a coaching guide that outlines their coaching philosophy, specialties, lesson policies, and rates.
Please include the following information in your Private Lesson Inquiry:
Please include the following information in your Private Lesson Inquiry:
Skater’s name and current skating level
Interest in beginning private lessons
Current skating program (Learn to Skate, Aspire, Freestyle, Synchronized, etc.)
General availability for lessons
Preferred coach, if applicable
Short-term skating goals
After receiving your inquiry, Director Freya Lamb will:
Review your skater’s current level and goals.
Recommend one or more coaching options that may be a good fit.
Provide Coaching Guides for recommended coaches.
Connect your family directly with the selected coach.
The Learn to Skate USA Program at The Campus is managed by The Campus Stars FSC Director and supported by The Campus Stars FSC professional coaching staff.
An In-House Learn to Skate Program
The Campus Stars Aspire Program is the next step for skaters transitioning from LTS USA to Campus Stars FSC.
Aspire is an intro to figure skating program that provides skaters with an off-ice inspiration, an on-ice group class, and parent education about figure skating.
The Campus Constellations are synchronized skating teams that represent The Campus Stars FSC.
Tryouts are held in March for each upcoming season.
At a young age, Freya Lamb discovered her passion for coaching and began learning under established and experienced U.S. Figure Skating coaches. She has over a decade of experience training in freestyle, skating skills, synchronized skating, and more.
Freya graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree from the Fashion Institute of Technology, bringing a creative and artistic perspective to her work on and off the ice.
In January 2024, Freya founded the Campus Stars Figure Skating Club and later launched the Campus Constellations Synchronized Skating teams. She loves growing the program and expanding figure skating opportunities so more skaters and families can experience the joy of figure skating.
Freya has successfully guided her students through USFSA tests and prepared skaters for competitions. Her coaching mission is to build confidence in each athlete, educate parents about the sport, and make figure skating fun and rewarding for everyone.
Freya is passionate about the role that fitness and physical activity play in the development of young athletes. As a certified Yoga Sculpt instructor, she has a strong interest in off-ice training, the mind-muscle connection, and helping figure skaters develop strength, mobility, balance, coordination, body awareness, and confidence that translates to the ice. She is a strong advocate for incorporating positive movement and physical activity into the lives of children from an early age. Freya believes that being active can have a lasting impact beyond athletic performance, supporting children’s confidence, focus, emotional well-being, and overall relationship with movement. She is especially enthusiastic about creating positive, age-appropriate off-ice experiences that help skaters build healthy habits and develop a lifelong appreciation for fitness and physical activity.
One of Freya’s favorite parts of coaching is working on choreography with both her synchronized skating teams and freestyle students. She enjoys helping skaters bring programs to life through music, movement, and storytelling on the ice. She is also especially passionate about teaching skating skills tests and jump technique, helping skaters develop strong fundamentals that support long-term growth in the sport.
Another highlight of Freya’s coaching each year is directing the club’s Theater On Ice Productions, which takes place twice annually. These shows allow skaters of all ages and levels to perform, build creativity, and experience the excitement of storytelling on the ice.
In addition to coaching and running Campus Stars FSC, Freya is also a Philadelphia Flyers Ice Girl for the Philadelphia Flyers.
