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 Team Shooting Stars (Mixed Age).
More than 300 synchro skaters competed last weekend in Milan at the First Italian National Competition.
The last two weeks turned out to be super eventful for the Russian synchronized skating world. After the 2nd stage of the Russian Cup at the end of November, teams met again at the 3rd one last weekend. Five high-level senior teams competed in Togliatti, which made the competition really absorbing.
After two years, Italian teams had the chance to skate again with the cheer and support from the public.
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 lateral flow tests and temperatures along with every spectator, coach, chaperone, etc.
The competition season 2021-2022 started in Russia Monday and Tuesday, with the 1st stage of the Russian Cup traditionally taking place in Moscow. Since the competitions were full of pretty unexpected moments, they turned out to be extremely bright and fascinating with the debut of new senior teams, close fights and delighting results.
The 2021 Chinese Figure Skating Interclub League virtual competition attracted 34 synchro teams who submitted their videos for judgement.
After 18 months of lockdowns, rink closures and massive disruption to training, Skate London will be the first synchro competition held in the UK since COVID began.
As we enter mid-summer of 2021, let’s talk about the information collected over the last few months about the new "Elite 12" category that will be launched this winter.
Synchronized skating competitions' announcements are flourishing on social media. International events' organizers seem to be confident for the 2021-22 season.
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.
After the Junior and Senior teams, the Italian National Novice Championships took place last week in Italy. The team Hot Shivers won the competition both in Basic Novice and Advanced Novice divisions.