A new synchro event has been added to your calendars. The first edition of the Bavaria Cup will be held on March 18 in Germany.
Synchro teams around the world are actively preparing for the 2022/23 season. Let’s learn more about the Mixed Age teams who are recharging their batteries after being impacted by the pandemic for several seasons.
The International Skating Union (ISU) released its "Well Balanced Program Content" on Friday. A first overview to prepare the new programs.
Last week and while the Senior World Championships were being held in Canada, the Region Trophy, a national championship for non-ISU divisions, took place in Turin, Italy.
The Team In-sync has something special: they train in South Africa, a country where skating is not well known, but where there are some synchro teams. Interview with this Mixed Age team which participated in its first i…
The season ended on Saturday afternoon in Basel, northern Switzerland, for the Mixed Age teams. The International Mixed Age Trophy gathered 17 teams from all over Europe. The victory went to Team Infinity from Sweden.
The 4th Italian National Competition took place this weekend, with more and more Italian teams attending synchro events!
The Steel City Trophy Synchronised Skating Competion took place in Sheffield on Friday 4th and Saturday 5th of March at IceSheffield with 13 categories and 46 teams competing from across the UK.
As always at the beginning of March, the Swiss teams competed at the Swiss Cup in Widnau. This event also counted as national championships for the ISU teams.
Besides the ISU Junior and Senior competitions, about 15 teams competed at the Neuchâtel Trophy 2022 in the categories Advanced Novice, Juvenile, Basic Novice, Junior B and Mixed Age.
They recently received the award "Team of the Year" of their city and a few days ago won the AmadéCup in Salzburg, Austria. Team Butterfl'Ice, from Germany, is one of the most successful Mixed Age teams in Europe.
The best European singles skaters competed last weekend in Tallinn, Estonia. The only synchro team in the country participated in the opening ceremony.
The last Italian competition of 2021 took place a few days before Christmas in Trento, Italy. The Senior Team Ice on Fire won the event with a new record score of more than 180 points.
The 2021 Spanish National Championships took place this past weekend in Jaca, a city in northeastern Spain. The competition featured performances from three synchro teams: Team Fusion (Senior), Team Mirum (Junior), and …
More than 300 synchro skaters competed last weekend in Milan at the First Italian National Competition.
There was a packed auditorium at the first British synchronised skating competition in two years at Alexandra Palace in London. With COVID regulations in force, organisers had their work cut out to check each skater’s l…
Last week, the Italian competition season officially came to an end. In this final event, a total of nine teams competed in three different divisions.
The contours of the 2021/22 season continue to take shape. The ISU recently gave details about the technical regulations in force.
A week after the second stage of the first "Gran Premio Italia", Aosta Ice rink hosted the Fourth National Competition.
After months of uncertainty due to the pandemic outbreak, the Italian federation has finally allowed the return to regular competitions.
