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Early Life
Alana Lilly-anne Pang was born in Nottingham, England on the 25th of February 2005 to parents David Pang (40) and Caroline Pang (39.)

She has two siblings Clark and Lillie Pang aged six and eleven. Alana attended Park House Primary school for seven years between the ages of five and eleven. Alana attended both St Marys Catholic High School and Highfields whilst in secondary education. Alana partook in many activities as a young child including: dance, gymnastics and swimming.

Career
Alana started ice skating at local ice rink ′Lammas Lesiure Centre′ in Sutton in Ashfield at the age of 5 occasionally for lesiure and amusement. At the age of seven (2012,) she started the Skate UK course there with her younger sibling Lillie. A year later she competed in the annual Blackpool Annual Festival for Lammas Ice Skating Club.

Over the next few years Alana competed in over 30 competitions for Lammas, often placing in the top 3, and only placed outside of the top 5 in a few competitions. She later started training at sheffield for the Ice Sheffield Skating Academy in mid-2016 with coaches: Dawn Peckett, Mark Hanretty, Peter James Hallam, David Hartley and Vivian Dean. Alana trained in: ice dance, singles figure skating and couples ice dance. Alana also became a member of the official GBR Development squad team.

Competition sucess
Alana competed all over Europe representing her country in several internationals. Alana has won a Gold International medal in the Copenhagen Cup in Denmark for Advanced Novice Ladies. She has also competed twice in the Latvian Volvo Cup coming home with a silver medal in the Intermediate novice ladies category. Alana has twice skated in Bulgaria placing top 5 in the prestigious Sofia Cup and the Skate Victoria Cup.
 * In 2016-17 Alana competed in 2 British Championships coming back with a silver medal in the solo dance juvenile category.
 * In 2017-18 she won both a gold medal in the Primary solo dance category and a silver in basic novice A Ladies during the national championships
 * In 2018-19 Alana won two gold medals in the national championships during the same year.