The new season marks the start of international competition for Synchro9. From November 7, 2026, teams will have the opportunity to compete in the new format at the first scheduled international event in the United Stat…
Want to experience the next World Synchronized Skating Championships from the stands? Tickets for Nottingham27 are now on sale! From March 27 to April 4, 2027, the British city will host three major international events…
Organisers have launched at the beginning of September the “Nottingham27” concept for a nine-day festival of synchronized skating, featuring the inaugural ISU Synchro9 World Championships and three other world champions…
The International Skating Union (ISU) has published new judging guidelines for Synchro9 competitions. Communication No. 2826, dated September 4, 2026, details the technical and artistic criteria, along with the deductio…
Synchronized skating continues to expand internationally! From July 20 to 24, 2026, Bangkok, Thailand, hosted the first Synchro9 Development Camp organized through the International Skating Union's (ISU) development pro…
In a first for the sport, synchronized skating is heading to the Olympic Winter Games: the IOC has confirmed Synchro9 will be on the program at Alpes 2030, marking a landmark moment for one of skating's fastest-growing …
Asked by the ISU to coach the Finnish Synchro9 demonstration team, Anu Oksanen reflects on the preparation of the project, the constraints of the nine-skater format, and the opportunities it could bring to the internati…
Presented in a demonstration at the 2026 World Championships in Salzburg, the ISU’s new project, Synchro 9, brought together teams specially assembled for a showcase. Marilyn Langlois looks back on the creation of the C…
The ISU's newly published 2026–27 calendar puts synchronized skating in the spotlight with an unprecedented format: Junior and Senior World Championships scheduled together in Nottingham, England, in late March and earl…
