Figure skater, Todd Eldredge is a six-time national champion (1990, 1991, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2002). He also garnered the coveted World Championship in 1996. Todd has won over 30 international medals throughout his career, including 5 Skate America Championships. In 1995, he became the only skater to return to the U.S. Championships and win after a three year absence.

In 2001, Todd placed 2nd at the U.S. Championships and 3rd at the World Championships. His victory at the 2002 U.S. Championships, his sixth national title, led him to accomplish his goal of competing in his third Olympic Games.

Eldredge was honored to be one of the 8 American athletes selected to carry the American flag recovered from the World Trade Center into the opening ceremonies of the Winter Olympics in 2002 (Salt Lake City).

Todd was once the youngest man to ever win the National Novice (1985), Junior (1987) and Senior titles as well as the World Junior Championships (1988).He was twice voted Athlete of the Month by the United States Olympic Committee, and has an honorary lifetime membership at the Los Angeles Figure Skating Club, which he has represented for two of his U.S. titles.

Todd is currently touring and headlining with the "Stars on Ice" but he has remained active in the Special Olympics and will also serve as a spokesperson for the Suite Dreams Project. He has also recently partnered with Chevrolet and the USFSA for a special Chevy/U.S. Figure Skating Basic Skills Program called the Chevy "It's Great to Skate" Festival.