Two-time National Champion
India · Advanced Novice 2026 · Basic Novice 2025

ISU Junior · Team India
Figure Skater · Representing India

Her story
Abrysha Srivastava was born in Singapore, moved to the United States at the age of four, and has trained there ever since. As an Indian citizen, she represents India at every international competition she skates.
She entered her first competition in 2021 at beginner level. Five seasons later she was skating at the ISU Junior Grand Prix, competing against the best junior skaters in the world. Along the way she has become a two-time Indian national champion and competed in eight international events across Asia, Europe and the Americas.
Her goal is to keep raising the bar for Indian figure skating on the world stage, and to show young Indians everywhere that winter sport is theirs too.
Achievements
Verify her results:ISU biography (opens in a new tab)Skater Stats (opens in a new tab)
India · Advanced Novice 2026 · Basic Novice 2025
ISU JGP Bangkok, Thailand · September 2026
First competition in 2021, ISU Junior Grand Prix in 2026
| Season | Competition | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 2026–27 | Denis Ten Memorial 2026 (opens in a new tab)Almaty, KazakhstanRead the update on Denis Ten Memorial 2026 | 86.96 |
| 2026–27 | ISU Junior Grand Prix Bangkok (opens in a new tab)Bangkok, ThailandRead the update on ISU Junior Grand Prix Bangkok | 77.35 |
| 2025–26 | XXXIX Campeonato Nacional 2026 (opens in a new tab)Cancún, Mexico | 46.57 |
| 2025–26 | Coupe du Printemps 2026 (opens in a new tab)Luxembourg | 57.31 |
Competition updates
In Almaty, Kazakhstan, Abrysha scored 86.96, a new season's best and 9.61 points more than at her Junior Grand Prix debut a month earlier.
Total 86.96Season's best
Abrysha made her ISU Junior Grand Prix debut in Bangkok, Thailand, scoring 77.35 in her first international competition at Junior level.
Total 77.35
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Competition programs and highlights from the current season.
In the press
Putting India's figure skating talent on the world stageThe Better India (opens in a new tab)
Spellbinding the audience at the Junior Grand Prix in Bangkok (in Gujarati)DD News Gujarati (opens in a new tab)
Winning hearts on the ice (in Hindi)DD News (opens in a new tab)
Captivating viewers with a graceful routine set to Nagada Sang DholHindustan (opens in a new tab)
Bringing Indian music to the international figure-skating stageFocus On Nation (opens in a new tab)
Nagada Sang Dhol on ice (in Hindi)MyGov Hindi (opens in a new tab)Support
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