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Ice Dancers Take First Place After a Beautiful Skate to 'Hallelujah'

A figure skating pair performing at an indoor ice rink with a blue and white color scheme, well-lit and likely during daytime.

Madison Hubbell and Zachary Donohue were made to skate together. The couple’s connection is evident throughout a flawless and beautiful performance. Here, they are competing in the Skate America Ice Dance competition. This last program solidifies their first place spot.

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The couple’s choice of an acoustic arrangement of “Hallelujah” creates a stripped down, almost romantic mood to the original song as the two skaters dance perfectly in sync across the ice.

Madison’s barely pink sequined outfit compliments the pure and intimate quality of the performance. The female commentator highlights the dancers’ ability to express emotion with their every move.

A figure skating pair performing at an indoor ice rink, with a young adult female in a light pink satin dress and a young adult male in a black form-fitting jumpsuit. Banners display 'US Figure,' 'KURA くら,' and 'guaran.'

“Their fluid movements were so intertwined with the music that they seemed one,” comments a fan on NBC Sports original post.

Judges agreed. Zach and Madison earned enough points to secure the first place crown. After the win, the couple tells interviewers that they love to celebrate the moment, but quickly look forward to the next challenge. They want to set the bar even higher for the next Olympic opportunity.

A figure skating pair performs at an indoor ice rink with spectators and advertising boards in the background, under artificial lighting.

Zach and Madison give credit to their coach and choreographer who has encouraged them to believe in themselves and regain even more confidence after earning 4th place in the 2018 Olympics.

With performances like this, the pair no doubt has a great chance at the future title.