Madison Chick is a Hawaiian woman who lives on the Big Island of Hawaii. Te-Lan Hall Chock is a professional figure skater from the United States. She has two World medals, three World Championship Final silver medals, two Four Continents titles, and three U.S. national titles with her skate partner Evan Bates.
Early Life
Madison Chock was born in the town of Redondo Beach in the state of California; her birthdate is 2 July 1992. Novi High School was her alma mater. On her dad’s side, she seems to be of Chinese-Hawaiian ancestry, while on her mother’s side, she is of European ancestry. Te-Lan means “special or unusual orchid,” and La’akea means “holy light from heaven.”
Madison Chock started skating when she was five years old, after watching on TV alongside her parents. Madison was introduced to ice dancing when she was 12 years old, and she discovered that she enjoyed it despite having no prior experience with dance. She also tried a couple of skating activities and completed intermediate-level examinations.
She began skating at the age of five and went on to Novi High School in Novi, Michigan, where she graduated. Madison Chock skated with Kurt Lingenfelter just on the intermediate level for one season. Just at the 2006 U.S. Jr. Championships, they took home the pewter medal.
Career
Madison Chock skated alongside Kurt Lingenfelter just on a moderate level for one season. Just at the 2006 U.S. Junior Championships, they took home the pewter medal. In June 2006, Madison Chock linked up with Zuerlein. Just at the 2007 U.S. Championships, they finished fifth in the beginner division. In 2007, they started working together with Igor Shpilband & Marina Zueva.
They qualified for the ISU Junior World Championship win in Gdansk, Poland, with such a bronze medal at their second event in Chemnitz, Germany. They finished fifth. At the 2008 Championships, they won the junior bronze medal. They won the junior title in the 2009 US Championships in January.
They won the World Junior Championships in Sofia, Bulgaria, to round up their season. The pair scored 10.40 points more than medal winners Maia Shibutani and Alex Shibutani. Chock/Zuerlein was promoted to the senior team.
They finished sixth at the 2009 Skate America & ninth at the 2009 Tournament of China in their Grand Prix debut. In January 2010, they placed 5th in the senior national debut. They were sent to the 2010 Four Continents Championship in Jeonju, South Korea, later that month, where they finished with the same result.
Despite losing a twizzle level, Madison Chock & Bates won the rhythm dance at the 2021 U.S. Championships, finishing with a 0.44-point lead over Hubbell/Donohue. Bates jumped out of the twizzles inside the free dance, causing them to finish second inside the free dance & overall. They have been named to the United States team for the World Championships at Stockholm in 2021.
Career with Evan Bates
Madison Chock and Evan Bates have built a strong ice dance partnership for over a decade. Together, they created one of the longest-running and most successful U.S. ice dance teams. Chock brings powerful performance skills and deep musical expression to their skating. Bates provides technical strength, steady control, and years of elite competition experience.
They officially began skating together in 2011 after ending earlier partnerships. Early seasons pushed them to build trust, timing, and a shared skating style. Junior-level success prepared them to handle pressure at major international events. Improved results at Grand Prix events showed clear growth and steady progress.
Consistent podium finishes marked key breakthrough moments in their careers. Strong results at U.S. Championships established them as national ice dance leaders. Olympic appearances proved their ability to perform on the world’s biggest stage. Beijing 2022 earned them Olympic gold in the figure skating team event.
World Championships later rewarded their long-term growth with a world title. Another championship confirmed their place among the best teams of their era. Clean skates and high scores helped them maintain dominance across several seasons. Multiple U.S. titles reflected their consistency at the national level.
Emotional storytelling and clear character work define their skating style. Creative programs highlight bold music choices and dramatic movement design. Thoughtful costume designs strengthen program themes and visual impact. Long careers show their ability to adapt as rules and competition evolved.
Mental strength helped them overcome injuries, setbacks, and intense pressure. They continue refining their skating while staying among top global contenders. Milan 2026 represents a major goal as they pursue individual Olympic success. Their legacy already ranks them among the greatest American ice dance teams.
Madison Chock Biography |
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| Real Name | Madison La’akea Te-Lan Hall Chock |
| Birth Date | July 2, 1992 |
| Age (as of 2026) | 33 Years |
| Birthplace | Redondo Beach, California, United States |
| Nationality | American |
| Profession | Ice Dancer |
| Religion | Christianity |
| Sun sign | Cancer |
Physical Statistics |
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| Height | in feet inches—5’ 2”—in centimeters—157 cm |
| Weight | in Kilograms—50 kg—in Pounds—110 lbs |
| Shoe Size | 6 (U.S.) |
| Hair Color | Dark Brown |
| Eye Color | Dark Brown |
| Body Type | Athletic |
Family |
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| Father | Wesley Chock |
| Mother | Barbara Chock |
| Sister | – |
| Brother | – |
Qualification/Education |
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| School | Novi High School |
| College | Schoolcraft College |
Relationship Status |
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| Marital Status | Married |
| Who is her husband? | Evan Bates |
| Children | – |
Personal Life
Madison Chock and Evan Bates married in June 2024 after many years together. Their relationship grew naturally alongside their long ice dance partnership. Fans often admire how they balance marriage with elite athletic careers. Both skaters support each other on and off the ice. Currently, they do not have any children.
They remain focused on training, competitions, and future Olympic goals. Family plans stay private as they continue their skating journey together. As of now on social media platforms, Madison stands with 178k followers on her Instagram handle @madisonchock. On Twitter, she has gained over 16k followers on her handle, @chockolate02.
Madison Chock Net Worth
Madison Chock does not share an exact net worth publicly. Online estimates place her personal wealth between $2 million and $8 million. She earns income from prize money, endorsements, and skating tours.
Professional shows and public appearances increase her earnings. Some reports estimate several million dollars in combined wealth with Evan Bates. She has not released any official financial statement. Her net worth continues to grow as her career and sponsorships expand.
Trivia
- Chock & Zuerlein won the gold medal at the Junior Grand Prix Finals in Goyang, South Korea, in December 2008, finishing 6.47 points ahead of medal winners Madison Hubbell and Keiffer Hubbell.
- Chock and Zuerlein made the announcement of their five-year collaboration on June 7, 2011, with Zuerlein retiring from the competition and Chock stating that she planned to continue competing.
- Madison Chock won the gold medal in her Junior Grand Prix appearance in Tallinn, Estonia, in September 2007.
