Bexlei first stepped onto the ice to build balance for ski school, but it didn't take long for her to fall completely in love with skating. What started as a simple lesson quickly grew into a passion, and she's been devoted to the sport ever since. She and Dominic attended their very first skating lesson together, not knowing that it would be the start of a lifelong friendship and an incredible journey as pair skaters. From day one, they've pushed each other, supported each other, and grown side by side -- best friends on and off the ice. Outside of skating she enjoys shopping, playing tennis, and staying active. Her favorite colors are pink and purple, and her favorite music is anything she can dance to.

Dominic first stepped onto the ice at age seven in Learn to Skate classes—and within just eight weeks, he knew he had found his passion in figure skating. What started as a beginner’s class quickly turned into a lifelong pursuit of the sport. It was also there that he met Bexlei, and the two have been inseparable ever since—“together forever!” as they like to say. When he’s not on the ice, Dominic stays active in the gym, enjoys bike riding, and loves diving into strategic board games that challenge his mind as much as skating challenges his body. A fan of all things bold and energetic, his favorite color is purple, his go-to music is Imagine Dragons, and you’ll often find him watching anything featuring Gordon (aka "Golden") Ramsay.

Originally from London, England, Tracey has enjoyed 57 years of skating experience. As a skater, Tracey was the Junior Ladies Champion of Great Britain and the Ladies Bronze Medalist at the Junior World Championship. She was a World Professional Pairs Champion twice and has achieved British tests including Gold Figures, Gold Free, Gold Pairs, and Silver Dance. She’s toured the world as a principal lady and principal pair with Holiday on Ice, Ice Capades, Broadway on Ice, and the Torvill and Dean Show. As a coach, Tracey has served as choreographer, coach, and assistant coach to numerous British and German singles and pairs World and Olympic competitors. Most recently, Tracey finished 4 years as choreographer and skating coach at the Olympic Training Center in Mannheim, Germany. “Ice is my life passion and my goal is always to share that passion and my experience to ensure all my students enjoy their skating experience.”

Lea Rizer started skating at the age of 5 in Cincinnati, OH. After graduating from Virginia Tech, she settled in Richmond, Virginia with her husband and two teenage daughters. She has been coaching for 32 years and has been the Figure Skating Director at SkateNation Plus for 29 years. Lea passed her Junior Freestyle and 7th figures tests and competed at the Regional and Sectional levels. She was coached by Richard Callaghan and Bobbie Shire among many others. As a professional, Lea’s students have competed at Regional, Sectional and US Nationals competitions. Lea has worked with skaters from beginning levels through gold level MIFs and freestyle. She’s had students compete in Basic Skills through Senior level. Lea is a member of the USFS.