Davis-White match record

Meryl Davis and Charlie White won their fifth consecutive ice dance crown at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships on Saturday in Omaha, Neb., matching a record held by four other couples. The Olympic silver medalists and 2011 world champions had such a big lead after the short dance they had to do little more than step on the ice to win. But they still set personal bests for both overall score (197.44 points) and free dance (118.42). They finished more than 20 points ahead of Madison Chock and Evan Bates (175.91). Maia and Alex Shibutani were docked a point for an extended lift and finished third (174.21). Earlier Saturday, Marissa Castelli and Simon Shnapir won their first pairs title. Ashley Wagner became the first woman since Michelle

Kwan in 2005 to win back-to-back women’s titles, managing to hold off up-and-comer Gracie Gold despite three major mistakes. Wagner finished with 188.84 points, about two ahead of Gold.

m Javier Fernandez became the first Spaniard to win the European figure skating title, doing it with three quadruple jumps in his free skate Saturday in Zagreb, Croatia, for a personal-best 186.07 points, giving him 274.87 overall. Florent Amodio of France, who led after Thursday’s short skate, had to settle for silver after finishing third in the free skate. Czech skater Michal Brezina was second to Fernandez in the free skate, and claimed the bronze medal. Three-time world champion and 2006 Olympic gold medalist Evgeni

Plushenko dropped out Thursday after aggravating a chronic back condition. Carolina Kostner of Italy successfully defended the women’s title, edging 16-year-old Russian

Adelina Sotnikova by less than a point to claim her fifth European crown.