The Marie Lundmark Trophy took place on Saturday and Sunday in Helsinki, Finland. This top-level competition was the 5th and final leg of the Challenger Series and witnessed some incredible performances. The Helsinki Ro…
The Challenger series culminates this weekend, February 10-11, for the second Marie Lundmark Trophy in history. The reigning World Champion, Canada's Les Suprêmes, is leading the Senior competition after the short progr…
On the second day of the Budapest Cup, top-level junior and senior teams battled it out for medals. The Basic Novices teams also had the opportunity to impress spectators during this sunny Hungarian weekend.
The 2024 Budapest Cup is the second of the 2023/24 season Challenger Series events, and it has been highly anticipated since many top teams gathered in Budapest since the last time it was held in 2019. Scores were close…
At the 2024 Canadian National Championships in Calgary, the senior team Les Suprêmes from Saint-Léonard, Quebec, captured the senior national title with a total score of 216.79 points, affirming their status as reigning…
In this article, we discuss skating traditions from the welcoming of new team members to annual team hangouts and competition superstitions. We asked for skaters input and got answers from 15 different ISU Senior teams …
Senior team Team Surprise (SWE) holds the record for gold medals at Worlds, despite retiring from the world stage almost five years ago.
Noora Solaranta, 25, and Emmakaisa Tikkinen, 22, were the two Finnish skaters in Les Supremes senior this year. After pandemic struggles and a remote season with the team in 2020-21, they both finally skated onsite and …
The Canadian Senior Supremes were crowned world champions on Saturday in Lake Placid. This is their second world title in a row. A few hours after their victory, Jura Synchro got a reaction from coach Marilyn Langlois.
Twenty-three teams from numerous country make their way to Lake Placid, New York to Skate at Synchro Worlds. This year, the scores ranged by over sixty points, making the competition fun to watch as a viewer!
The teams selected to represent Canada and the United States at the 2023 World Championships are known.
The Spring Cup ended on Sunday near Milan with a victory of the Canadian team Les Supremes Senior, the current world champions, and the Lexettes representing the USA.
The 2023 Spring Cup started on Saturday in Sesto San Giovanni, Italy. The two Canadian teams, Nexxice Junior and Les Suprêmes Senior, lead after the short programs.
The Leon Lurje Trophy ended on Saturday evening in Sweden. The Helsinki Rockettes added a 2nd Challenger Series victory in the Senior category. Their little sisters, Team Fintastic, are the Junior champions.
The third stage of the Challenger Series, the Leon Lurje Trophy, started on Friday in Sweden. The Finnish teams are at the top of the ranking, followed by Canada and the United States.
Burlington's teams won gold in both the Junior and Senior divisions, outscoring the defending world champions, Les Suprêmes, by over 8 points.
Although Laurie Désilets will no longer be on the competitive ice, the former captain of Les Suprêmes (CAN) - the 2022 World Champions - will continue to inspire the younger generation.
More and more teams (and their coaches) are choosing to engage with a theme. Whether it is climate, disability or disease, the chosen topic is fully embraced by the athletes on the ice.
Les Suprêmes Seniors are the 2022 World Champions in synchronized skating. Representing Canada, the team won its first-ever gold medal. Pascal Denis, one of the team's coaches, talks about this victory.
Les Suprêmes (CAN), Marigold IceUnity (FIN), and Helsinki Rockettes (FIN)! Here are the teams who delivered the best performances during these two days at the Senior World Championships which took place in the city of H…
