Kewaskum, Wi – Speedskater Jordan Stolz of Kewaskum finished atop the leaderboard over the weekend as the Pettit National Ice Center hosted the 2025 USA – Long Track Championships. Stolz is picking up where he left off… atop the podium. In 2025 the International Skating Union is bringing its World Cup to Milwaukee and Stolz is the primary reason why.
“The Pettit Center has always been interested in hosting World Cup level competitions and with Jordan Stolz being a recent world champion the last two years, it became more of a commonsense issue for us,” said Paul Golomski general manager at the Pettit National Ice Center.
“We want to showcase to the entire community and this region what can happen when athletes work as hard as Jordan’s worked. He’s one of many stories of local athletes that have gone on to become Olympians and World Cup athletes and we really want to grow the sport of speedskating in Milwaukee.”
Golomski said the ISU is very much keeping an eye on Stolz because of his youth and rapid rise to the top. “The ISU thinks very highly of what Jordan has done for the sport, he’s really pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in speedskating and the sport needs to continue to grow; he’s going faster than anyone ever has… he’s easily the face of the World Cup,” he said.
Over the weekend Stolz skated in the 500 meter, 1000 meter, and 1500 meter races. He clocked in the fastest times ahead of the competition. For a 20-year-old he realizes people are paying attention to his accomplishments, but he throws credit back to Golomski for the reason the World Cup is coming to Milwaukee.
“The ice here the way Paul makes it is just better than all the other rinks,” said Stolz. “He’s got it perfect.”
While the ice may be gold standard, Stolz is the face of the 2025 World Cup. He said he hopes to rally more enthusiasm for the sport.
“I hope I can bring in some spectators and bring more attention to skating, especially here.”
Tickets for the 2025 World Cup are on sale now for $30 a session. There will be three days of competition and top skaters from around the world will participate.
Click HERE to get your 2025 ISU World Cup tickets today
“This will be Olympic-level competition at the World Cup in 2025,” said Golomski. “Almost all the Olympians from the 2022 games – we’ll have between 200 and 250 of the best speedskaters in the world here and the Olympic games cost significantly more than spending $30 a ticket to see it in your own backyard.”
Over the weekend the Pettit hosted the Long Track Championships and Stolz notched a season best in the 500 meter with a time of 34,47. In the 1000m he took first with a 1:07,67 and he recorded another season best in the 1500m with a time of 1:43,43.
On Sunday he competed in a pair of 16-lap mass starts. The first race he finished 4th out of 13 and in the final mass start he finished 1st out of 13.
Click HERE to see all the results from the
Long Track Championships 2025/AmCup 1 in Milwaukee
Below is a story from the 2024 World Cup in Quebec City where Stolz completed a trifecta.
February 3, 2024 – Kewaskum, Wi – It’s a trifecta of gold medals for the second weekend in a row for Jordan Stolz as he skates the World Cup in Quebec City. On Friday, the 19-year-old speedskating sensation from Kewaskum, WI, took first in the 1000m with a finish of 1.07,96 just missing the track record by a hundredth of a second. On Saturday, Stolz raced in the 1500m and 500m and did not disappoint.
In the 1500m, the first race for Stolz on Saturday, he raced against the top points holder in Zhongyan Ning of China. Stolz finished in first place with a new track record of 1.44,01, a new track record.
Stolz finished ahead of Ning who crossed in 1.44,79.
Click HERE to watch Stolz race the World Cup points champion in the 1500m
Stolz finished in second place in World Cup points in the 1500m behind Ning.
In the 500 meter against Yudai Yamamoto of Japan, Stolz was extremely powerful from the starting gun and crossed the finish in a blur of 34.51. Yamamoto finished in 35.41. Stolz secured the gold for the second week in a row.
  Click HERE to watch Stolz finish first in the 500m
February 2, 2024 – Kewaskum, Wi – Speedskating sensation Jordan Stolz of Kewaskum is back on the ice this weekend in the final World Cup event of the season. Stolz, 19, is competing in Quebec City and he’s already taken the gold medal in his first race clocking in a time 1 minute, 7.96 seconds.
Stolz beat Japan’s Tatsuya Shinhama by a mere 38 hundredths of a second.
Click HERE to watch the 1000m race
Click HERE to read more about how Stolz got his start
Stolz is becoming a hot-ticket item for media and according to coach Bob Corby he’s handling it very well.
Coming up Saturday Stolz will race in the 1500m and 500m and then a second 500m on Sunday.
Then its off to Calgary for the World Single Distance Championships in two weeks.
Photos courtesy Bob Corby.
January 28, 2024 – Kewaskum, Wi – A record-breaking weekend of speedskating at the Olympic Oval in Salt Lake City, Utah wraps up with Jordan Stolz of Kewaskum, WI, on the ice again this afternoon. Stolz races around 1:35 p.m. in the 1000 meter. Click BELOW to watch live.
The 19-year-old is coming off a huge win Friday afternoon when he set a new world record in the 1000m at 1:05,37. Below is a video of Stolz placing a world record plaque on the wall at the Olympic rink in Salt Lake City.
Stolz competes in the 1000m again Sunday afternoon. His start time is just after 1:35 p.m. See the start-time schedule below.
Stolz race 1000m
Click HERE to watch a live broadcast of today’s race via Skating ISU
Photos and video courtesy Dirk Stolz
January 26, 2024 – Kewaskum, WI – A chilling performance at the Utah Olympic Oval in Salt Lake City, Utah this Friday afternoon as Jordan Stolz set a new world record in the 1000m.
Stolz finished in a record time of 1:05,37 crushing his previous time of 1:06,27. Interesting to note that prior to the race, Stolz’s coach Bob Corby predicted Stolz may have a 1:05 finish.
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Stolz finished well ahead of second place silver medalist Zhongyan Ning of China; he crossed in 1:06,97. David Bosa of Italy placed third at 1:07,06.
Click HERE to watch Jordan Stolz skate in Utah
Stolz not only set a new world record, but he also set a National Record, Track Record, Personal Record, and Season Best.
Click HERE to see the unofficial results from the 1000m men’s race
January 26, 2024 – Kewaskum, WI – Jordan Stolz, 19, of Kewaskum, WI skates this weekend at the Utah Olympic Oval in Salt Lake City, UT. Stolz is coming off another record-setting performance from last week where he took the gold in the 1000 meter with a record time of 1.06,27.
Click HERE to watch his performance from January 22, 2024. He skates at the 2:05:11 mark courtesy US Speedskating.
Stolz skates today around 1:07 p.m. Results will be posted when information becomes available. Click HERE to see the draw and schedule.
Below is an article from last week in Utah.
January 21, 2024 – Kewaskum, WI – Local speedskating sensation Jordan Stolz has done it again. Competing at the Utah Olympic Oval in Salt Lake City, UT, the 19-year-old Stolz took the gold medal in the 1,000 meter with a record-breaking time of 1.06,27.
Not only is that time a national record but also a personal record and season best for Stolz.
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Stolz is the Four Continents Champion in the 1000m.
Coach Bob Corby noted, Stolz also beat Shani Davis’s record by .2 seconds.
Click HERE to read more about Jordan Stolz accomplishments and records
Click HERE for a flashback video to 2023 when Stolz set a new junior world record in the 1,000m. And now a short year later, he breaks that record.
Photo courtesy Bob Corby.
