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Junior Worlds 2025: After the short programs, the top five teams are within three points!
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.
Junior Worlds 2025: Here are the participating teams (2/2)
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.
Junior Worlds 2025: Here are the participating teams (1/2)
The ISU World Junior Synchronized Skating Championships 2025 are happening this weekend, with teams from around the world ready to compete in Gothenburg, Sweden. From reigning champions to rising contenders, discover the teams taking part in this exciting competition—country by country.
Team Unique and Dream Edges are the Finnish National Champions 2025
Team Unique claimed gold medals on Sunday's senior competition and secured its place in the World Championships as Team Finland 1 with a total score of 221.17. Helsinki Rockettes finished second with 220.75 points and will be named Team Finland 2 in the Senior Worlds in April in Helsinki. Dream Edges won the Junior competition, collecting a total score of 194.85.
Nationals in Finland: Helsinki Rockettes took the lead after the Senior short program
The Helsinki ice rink is preparing for the Senior World Championships to be held in just over a month. But before that, two Finnish representatives will be decided there to compete in a very exciting competition this weekend. After the short program on Saturday, the team Helsinki Rockettes is leading the competition.
"You can’t flip a switch on competition day" – Alana Christie Bianchi and the Rise of the Northernettes
As the U.S. Synchronized Skating Championships kick off this Wednesday in Colorado Springs, the Northernettes, led by head coach Alana Christie, are one of the rising teams on the national and international stage. Fresh off a gold medal at the Hevelius Cup and a strong fifth-place finish at the Mozart Cup, the Minneapolis-based team embodies ambition, resilience, and a bold vision for the future of synchro in the United States.
U.S. teams dominate Hevelius Cup 2025 in Poland
The Hevelius Cup 2025, held at the Olivia Ice Rink in Gdansk, Poland, saw American teams leading the Senior and Junior categories, with Canadian teams securing silver and bronze in the Junior division, and Germany earning a bronze in the Senior category.
A new Senior team debuts at the Japanese National Championships
The most exciting Japanese event of the year - the 31st Japan National Synchronized Skating Championship cum the 2025 Japan Synchronized Skating Open Competition - took place over the weekend of 8 and 9 February 2025 in Shiga Prefecture of Japan. Spectators had an exciting time witnessing the forging of 2025 champions.
Les Suprêmes triumph in Boston despite not winning either segment !
The 2025 U.S. Synchronized Skating International Classic in Norwood, Massachusetts, delivered an fierce competition in the Senior category, with Canada's Les Suprêmes clinching the gold despite finishing second in both the Short Program and Free Program. Shifting rankings throughout the event made for an intense competition, with Team Unique staging a comeback, the Helsinki Rockettes experiencing heartbreak, and the Haydenettes securing a steady bronze.
After last year’s Junior Worlds, a smaller edition for the Neuchâtel Trophy 2025
The Neuchâtel Trophy returned this weekend in a more intimate format after hosting the Junior World Championships in 2024. With fewer teams and countries participating, the competition remained a key event for synchronized skating, welcoming 15 teams from Italy, Spain, Turkey, and Switzerland across six categories.
Valley Bay Synchro and MIU triumph at French Cup 2025
The French Cup 2025 concluded this weekend with outstanding performances in both Senior and Junior categories. In the Senior division, Finland's Marigold IceUnity ("MIU") secured the championship title, while in the Junior category, Valley Bay Synchro, also from Finland, emerged victorious.
Marigold IceUnity leads after short programs at French Cup
The French Cup, the third stage of the Challenger Series, commenced today in Rouen, France. In the Senior category, Finland's Marigold IceUnity secured the lead following the short programs. Their performance follows their remarkable triumph at the Mozart Cup in Austria last week, demonstrating their strong progression in the current season.
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