Taryn DAVISON
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Taryn DAVISON
Correspondent
Great Britain20 Articles
"I've been a synchronised skater for the past four years and therefore I feel like I've adopted many siblings, #SquadGoals has become a legitimate part of my vocabulary and I have pushed myself harder than I thought was possible. Aside to skating, I am a primary school teacher, currently teaching 6 year olds and brainwashing them about synchro. In my spare time -who am I kidding, what's that?- I am a big Torvill and Dean fan and follow them about the country watching their shows. "
What does synchronized skating mean to you?
"Synchro is the most challenging thing I have ever done, but equally the most rewarding, and I genuinely think it makes me a better person. "
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Monday marked the end of the Britannia Cup with the Club Competition
Monday marked the culmination of the inaugural Britannia Cup in Nottingham, England where 75 teams competed across 13 categories during the three day competition. Incorporating the British Championship, the British teams were fighting to gain or reclaim national titles and there was a general buzz of excitement in the stadium during the entire competition.
They cracked 175 points to take Junior's competition
Sunday, the Britannia Cup saw the conclusion of the ISU categories with the Junior and Senior Free Programme and Advanced Novice. It was an exciting event with some beautiful skating across the board.
Haydenettes soar at Britannia Cup after the short
Five Senior teams and nine Junior teams battled it out in the short programmes at the inaugural Britannia Cup on Saturday evening in Nottingham, England, the venue for the 2020 ISU Junior World Synchronized Skating Championships. This International and Club event also incorporates the British Synchronized Skating Championships and has attracted the majority of the teams in Britain along with a smattering of international teams. This evening showcased the Senior and Junior short programmes with teams from the USA commanding the highest scores.
Skate London Synchro starts the British Synchro Season in Style
There was a packed auditorium at the first British synchronised skating competition of the season at Alexandra Palace in London. Thirty eight teams from across the country readied themselves for competition, adorning themselves in beautiful costumes with bling galore. This year is the first time the competition has been held at the historic venue of Alexandra Palace which was turned into a synchro haven for the day with team banners decorating the rink, and also played host to a brand new category.
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