JS Gold for team spirit | Swedish Snowboarding Association

Team Spirit is Sweden’s junior champion in synchronized figure skating in 2020, winning 155.23 points. Seaside came second with 153.34 points and Convivium third with 121.21 points. The championship is set during the weekend at the Kungsbacka Ice Skating Rink in Kungsbacka.

On top of Youth-SM’s podium was Team Together of Kungsbacka Snowboarding Club. The silver medal was won by Team Caprice and the Nacka Team Riding Club and the bronze medal by Team Harmony, the Ytterby-Kungälv Figure Skating Association.

From March 13-15, we’ll see Team Spirit and Team Seaside take part in the World Junior Championships in Nottingham, Great Britain.

What or what: Swedish championships in synchronized snowboarding 2020
when: From February 22 to 23
Where: The Kungsbacka ice rink, Kungsbacka

Medal winners of the Swedish championships in synchronized figure skating 2020

Juniors (JSM)
Gold Medal: Team Spirit, Kungsbacka KK / Mölndals KK
Silver Medal: Team Seaside, Tjörns Figure Skating Club
Bronze medal: Team Convivium, Gothenburg Figure Skating Club, Synchro

Youth (USM)
Gold Medal: Team Together, Kungsbacka Figure Skating Club
Silver: Team Caprice, Nacka Teamåkningsklubb
Bronze medal: Team Harmony, Association Ytterby-Kungälv Figure Skaters

National Championships (RM)
Gold Medal: Crystal Team, Naka Equestrian Club
Silver: Super Team, Landvetter Figure Skating Club
Bronze medal: Team Happiness, Kongspaka Figure Skating Club

Link to results: Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Link for more information: http://skatesweden.se/synkro-sm2020/

The championship season 2019/2020
JVM in singles, couples and ice dance in Tallinn, Estonia, March 2-8
JVM in synchronized snowboarding in Nottingham, UK, March 13-15
World Singles, Couples and Figure Skating Championships in Montreal, Canada, from March 16-22
Figure Skating World Championships in Lake Placid, USA, April 3-5

WC 2021 in Stockholm
The next major international tournament on our home turf is the 2021 Figure Skating World Championships, when Sweden and Stockholm will host the tournament. Read more here.