Vincent Zhou is a Team USA figure skater, two-time Olympian, and 2022 Olympic medalist. He was the youngest American Olympian in 2018 and the first person to land the Quadruple Lutz in Olympic history. Vincent is a 2-time World medalist, 14-time major ISU medalist, Skate America champion, Junior World champion, Junior Grand Prix & Grand Prix Finalist, Four Continents medalist, 6-time US National Senior medalist, and 3-time US National champion. 

Vincent performs at figure skating shows for charity and instructs US Figure Skating national development camps. He serves on the US Figure Skating Singles Development & Technical Committee as well as the Athlete Advisory Committee. He is an athlete representative at the US Olympic & Paralympic Training Center. He is an invited speaker by numerous organizations nationwide and has been personally honored by the United States President at the White House. He is also a recipient of the AAPI Excellence Award by California legislature and has been recognized on NBC for AAPI Heritage Month.

Vincent studies Economics at Brown University. His parents both graduated from Tsinghua University, majoring in Computer Science and Engineering. Vincent’s older sister is a national-level diver who graduated from MIT and is currently pursuing a PhD in neuroscience at Stanford.

In his spare time, Vincent loves writing poetry, bouldering, mountaineering, and listening to electronic music. You can find him on Instagram @govincentzhou and @tears__in__rain.