Monument-based junior ladies figure skater Tyler Pierce is among the 15 athletes who will represent Team USA at the 2015 ISU World Junior Figure Skating Championships March 4-8, in Tallinn, Estonia. Icenetwork.com will provide live video to Season Pass subscribers as well as results, news, photos and more for all registered users.

Competition begins Wednesday with the ladies and pairs short programs and concludes Saturday with the free dance and men’s free skate.

Ladies

Karen Chen is the 2015 U.S. bronze medalist at the senior level. Chen placed ninth at the 2014 World Junior Championships. Tyler Pierce, who trains in Monument, will become a two-time world junior competitor after finishing 14th a year ago. The 2014 U.S. junior silver medalist finished seventh in her first senior U.S. Championships in January.

Men

Nathan Chen is the reigning World Junior bronze medalist and will look to improve on that placement after most recently finishing eighth as a senior at the 2015 U.S. Championships. Andrew Torgashev won the U.S. junior title in January and will compete at his first World Junior Championships. Kevin Shum finished right be Torgashev at the U.S. Championships and will also make his World Junior debut.

Pairs

In their first season together, Caitlin Fields and Ernie Utah Stevens won the 2015 U.S. junior pairs title. Chelsea Liu and Brian Johnson, also in their first season together, head to their fourth international event of the season. The 2015 U.S. junior silver medalists competed at two Junior Grand Prix events and qualified for the 2014 JGP Final where they placed sixth.

Ice dance

Lorraine McNamara and Quinn Carpenter, the 2015 U.S. junior champions, will compete at their third consecutive World Junior Championships. They finished ninth and fourth, respectively, in 2013 and ’14. 2015 U.S. junior silver medalists Rachel Parsons and Michael Parsons will also compete at the World Junior Championships for a third time. They finished 15th in 2012 and eighth a year ago. In their first season together, Elliana Pogrebinsky and Alex Benoit won the U.S. junior bronze medal and with make their World Junior Championships debut.