Stacey Kemp

English figure skater and coach

Stacey Kemp - Athletes & Sports Figures born July 25th, 1988
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Competed in pairs figure skating, representing Great Britain. Partnered with various skaters, achieving significant placements in international competitions. Competed at the 2010 Winter Olympics held in Vancouver, finishing in the top 15. Earned medals at the Skate America and the World Championships, contributing to the legacy of British figure skating.

Competed in the 2010 Winter Olympics

Achieved top 15 finish at the Olympics

Medaled at Skate America

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