Go Figure

Go Figure follows Katelin Kingsford, a gifted yet stubborn figure skater who aims for Olympic glory. She dreams of training with a renowned Russian coach, a move that would push her to the front of her sport. To gain entry to the school where Natasha Goberman teaches, Katelin accepts a surprising path: she joins the girls hockey team and earns a scholarship. The adjustment is funny and awkward at first, with skaters who think she belongs on ice and a hockey world that feels foreign to her habits. As she balances drills, tests, and teammates, she learns to trust others and adapt her discipline. The result is a light hearted blend of sports and family life.

Go Figure is a 2005 television movie directed by Francine McDougall. It comes from an original screenplay by Patrick J Clifton and Beth Rigazio, starring Jordan Danger as Katelin Kingsford with Whitney Sloan and Cristine Rose in supporting roles.

Audiences gave it a mild reception, with a 6.0 out of 10 average from 139 votes. The film looks at balancing ambition with teamwork and the idea that sport can bring unlikely friendships, mixing humor with everyday family life.