ISU Synchronized Skating Challenger Series
editThe ISU Synchronized Skating Challenger Series is a series of international synchronized skating competitions, ranked below the ISU World Synchronized Skating Championships. Established by the International Skating Union in the 2019–20 season, the series consists of up to five (5) international competitions, featuring both junior and senior-level events. These events offer teams the opportunity to compete at the international level, earn world standing points, and prepare for participation in ISU Championships, all while fostering the overall development and global growth of the sport. Additionally, the series provides increased opportunity for officials to gain experience officiating at an international level[1]. The competition series typically takes place between January and February of each year.
The ISU Challenger Series is a separate competition series in the discipline of figure skating.
Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic
editThough international competitions were planned for the 2020-2021 season, all were cancelled in a series of communications throughout the competitive season.
Due to travel restrictions and competition organizing difficulties related to the COVID-19 pandemic no world standing/ranking points were to be awarded.
Competitions
edit2019-2020 Season | |||
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Date | Event | Location | Details |
November 6-9 | California Cup | Irvine, USA | Results |
November 29-30 | Asia Trophy | Hong Kong, HK | (Event cancelled) |
January 24-26 | Leon Lurje Trophy | Gothenburg, Sweden | Results |
Jan 31-Feb 2 | French Cup | Rouen, France | Results |
February 14- 16 | Spring Cup | Sesto San Giovanni, Italy | Results |
2020-2021 Season | |||
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Date | Event | Location | Details |
December 17-19 | Hevelius Cup | Gdansk, Poland | (Event cancelled) |
January 14-17 | Marie Lundmark Trophy | Turku, Finland | (Event cancelled) |
January 21-23 | Mozart Cup | Salzburg, Austria | (Event cancelled) |
2021-2022 Season | |||
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Date | Event | Location | Details |
January 6 – 8 | Hevelius Cup | Gdansk, Poland | Results |
January 13 - 16 | Lumière Cup | Eindhoven, Netherlands | Results |
January 20 – 23 | Marie Lundmark Trophy | Turku, Finland | Results |
January 28 – 29 | U.S. Synchronized Skating International Classic | Boston, USA | (Event cancelled) |
February 4 - 5 | French Cup | Rouen, France | Results |
2022-2023 Season | |||
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Date | Event | Location | Details |
December 9-11 | Challenger Series Canada | Brampton, Canada | (Event cancelled) |
January 13 – 15 | Neuchâtel Trophy | Neuchâtel, Switzerland | Results |
January 19 – 21 | Mozart Cup | Salzburg, Austria | Results |
January 27 – 29 | Leon Lurje Trophy | Gothenburg, Sweden | Results |
February 17- 19 | Spring Cup | Sesto San Giovanni, Italy | Results |
2023-2024 Season | |||
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Date | Event | Location | Details |
January 11–14 | Lumière Cup | Eindhoven, Netherlands | Results |
January 19–21 | Budapest Cup | Budapest, Hungary | Results |
January 26 – 27 | Trophy D'Ecosse | Dumfries, Scotland | Results |
February 2–4 | Hevelius Cup | Gdansk, Poland | Results |
February 10–11 | Marie Lundmark Trophy | Helsinki, Finland | Results |
2024-2025 Season | |||
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Date | Event | Location | Details |
January 16 – 18 | Mozart Cup | Salzburg, Austria | Results |
January 24 – 25 | Dresden Cup | Dresden, Germany | Results |
Jan 31 – Feb 1 | French Cup | Rouen, France | Results |
February 7 – 8 | International Classic | Boston, USA | Results |
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