After the first day of competition, Les Suprêmes Junior from Canada, the reigning world champions, are leading the standings. But with incredibly close scores, four other teams are still in contention for the title.
The countdown is on! This Friday and Saturday, the world’s best junior synchronized skating teams will compete at the ISU World Junior Championships 2025 in Gothenburg, Sweden. Meet the teams ready to take on the challenge—country by country.
Sweden's synchronized skating skaters and fans are buzzing with excitement as four junior teams prepare for the 2025 ISU World Junior Championships in Gothenburg. These teams—Team Spirit, Team Seaside, Team Moonlights, and Team Eternity—are not only vying for spots at this prestigious event, but also showcasing their dedication, creativity, and passion for the sport.
It took until the very last minutes to find out who would be crowned 2023 World Junior Champion! The free program competition fulfilled all its promises on Saturday night in Angers, France. We tell you everything!
The 2023 World Junior Championships have started in Angers, France. Twenty-three teams from nineteen nations skated their short program. Three countries are represented on the podium after the first day.
The World Junior Synchronized Skating Championships 2023 will be held this weekend in Angers, western France. Get ready for this great event by knowing better the participating teams.
This weekend, the national synchronized skating championships took place in Kungälv, Sweden. For two days, the best teams in the country competed for medals. According to the federation, the event was "a crowd-pleaser with packed stands".
Team Seaside and Team Spirit have been selected to represent Sweden in the 2023 Junior World Championships in Angers, France, on 10-11 March.
The ISU World Junior Synchronized Skating Championships take place this weekend in Innsbruck, Austria, Friday and Saturday. 23 teams representing 18 countries have been entered.
The ISU World Junior Synchronized Skating Championships 2022 are around the corner! They will take place on Friday and Saturday in the famous alpine city of Innsbruck, Austria. A total of 23 teams representing 18 countries will participate. Get to know them better!
The Swedish national championships were held this weekend in front of a large crowd.
The Swedish national federation announced on Friday the names of the two teams that will represent the country at the world junior championships. They are Team Spirit from Mölndal and Kungsbacka and Team Seaside from Tjörn.