Current Skating Partnership
Harley Windsor is currently partnered with ice dancer Emily Bratti. The pair began competing together in the 2022–2023 season and have since become the top U.S. ice dance team in senior competition. Their partnership is managed under the U.S. Figure Skating Association framework, with coaching support from teams based at the Ice Academy of Montreal and affiliated U.S. training centers US Figure Skating.
Bratti and Windsor have focused on rhythm dance and free dance programs that highlight both technical precision and performance consistency. Their short dance and free dance scores have placed them in contention for national team slots and international assignments. The team is working toward qualifying for the World Championships and potential Olympic selection cycles through consistent Grand Prix and Challenger Series results.
Recent Competition Results and Rankings
In the 2023–2024 season, Bratti and Windsor earned multiple medals at ISU Challenger Series events and finished within the top tier at the U.S. Championships. Their technical base values and program component scores reflect steady improvement in edge quality, timing, and choreography. These results have raised their standing among U.S. selectors and international judges ISU Results.
Their ranking within U.S. Figure Skating's national team standings has improved as they accumulate points across disciplines. Coaches have emphasized sustainable training loads and targeted skill development to support longer-term competitive goals. The team continues to refine its competitive calendar, balancing domestic and international assignments to maximize scoring opportunities.
Background and Career Timeline
Harley Windsor previously competed in pairs skating with partner Alexandra Paul and later with other partners before transitioning into ice dance. His early career included national-level junior and novice titles, and he has represented the United States in multiple international events Ice-Dance.com.
The move to ice dance with Bratti marked a strategic shift in his competitive focus. The pair has built a consistent training schedule that combines on-ice technical work with off-ice conditioning and performance coaching. Their development path aligns with the current U.S. Figure Skating performance pipeline and long-term athlete planning goals.