2027-30 U.S. Synchronized Skating Championships

U.S. Figure Skating, the National Governing Body for figure skating in the United States, is seeking proposals from a local organizing committee (LOC) to partner to host Synchro Championships. An LOC is defined by U.S. Figure Skating as a member club, Facility Management Goup, Promoter, Convention and Visitors Bureau, Sports Commission, or any combination of these organizations. A successful LOC will work directly with U.S. Figure Skating leadership to support the event through volunteer recruitment, ground transportation, procuring local community support (grants, cash/VIK sponsorship) and driving ticket sales.

More than 1,700 skaters from approximately 90 of the top synchronized skating teams from across the country will compete for U.S. titles in eight divisions: senior combined, junior, collegiate, juvenile, intermediate, novice, adult and masters. Each team must earn their opportunity to compete at the Championships. Teams who have competed internationally as a part of the U.S. National Team may earn byes to participate at the Championships. Other teams must qualify via placement at one of three Synchronized Skating Sectional Championships (Eastern, Midwestern and Pacific Coast).

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