SKATING MAGAZINE CHAMPIONS OF THE 80'S
"Rosanna Tovi's dynamic freeskating suggests she will be winning her share of championships very soon. Despite the disadvantage of skating in the first group, she placed second in the free, landing an amazing fifteen jumps in her three minute program. Rosanna is a worthy successor to another jumping wonder from the east-Elaine Zayak."
by Floyd Conner reporting on The US National Championships
Published Nov, 1980

1980 U.S. Olympic Team Exhibiton
World Tour of Champions Nassau Coliseum, NY
featuring The 1980 Olympic Team and US National Novice and Junior Champions
Skaters include Scott Hamilton, Linda Fratianne, Tai & Randy, Paul Wylie, Elaine Zayak, Judy Blumberg & Michael Siebert, Tom Dickson, Kitty & Peter Caruthers, David Santee, Front row third from left Rosie Tovi

The Rockland Review Newspaper
Rosanna Tovi recently achieved a rare test in competitive figure skating, winning the Asko Cup Championships in Vienna, Austria. The only American skater in the junior ladies category invited to skate in the senior ladies competition, Rosanna actually captured first place in the International event. The Asko Cup Championships involved 12 countries and 30 skaters. Rosanna is currently training for the Eastern Championships at The Broadmor World Arena, under the guidance of faimed trainer Carlo Fassi. Fassi has coached Olympic Champions Peggy Fleming, Dorothy Hamill, John Curry and Robin Cousins.
Published Nov, 1982

Sun-Sentinel Newspaper
The best of the best is Rosanna Tovi. "She's quite unique in her aproach, she likes to be original in her music and choreography" Stone said. She has an excellent background in classical dance and that's helped her develop her routines on the ice. She skates a beautiful line with an effortless style.
by Randall Mell Published Jan, 1987

The Village Voice NYC
The Agit-Prop Skater
Rosanna Tovi, a world-class figure skater who grew up in Soho, is intent on becoming the first woman in the United States, and perhaps the world, to perform a triple axel in competition. In 1983 Tovi finished third in Nationals as a junior lady and became the first American junior to win a senior international competition when she took the Asko Cup in Vienna.
by David Herndon Published March, 1986

Chicago Tribune
Championship Ladies competitor Rosanna Tovi practicing for The US National championships with coaches Frank Carroll and Evelyn Kramer by her side.
Published Jan7, 1992