Synchronized skating or ✨ synchro ✨ is a specialized discipline of skating involving groups of eight or more skaters performing various group formations and maneuvers.
The objective is for the team to perform as one unit, executing circles, blocks, lines, wheels, and intersections in unison to the music, while demonstrating quality edges, power, and flow.
Skate Canada’s SynchroSkate program includes a number of Synchronized Skating categories which accommodate skaters at any age and skill level.
CanSkate is the perfect introduction for new skaters.
Develop basic skills like balance, control, and agility in a fun and welcoming environment.
Build a strong foundation for hockey, ringette, speed skating, figure skating, and more.
Open to all skaters age 3 and up.
RSST is excited to participate in this year's I Love Regina Day event!
Volunteers are needed for booth set-up, take-down, and community engagement during the event.
The event runs from 9:00am-3:00pm, August 23, 2025 in Victoria Park.
StarSkate / Synchro
Joint Partnership with Skate Regina
The Regina Synchronized Skating Teams and Skate Regina are excited to announce a joint StarSkate/Synchro skating partnership!
⭐ 30 minutes of Synchro with RSST coaches
⭐ 30 minutes of StarSkate with Skate Regina coaches
Skaters must be on STAR 1 or higher.
Note: Registration for StarSkate portion of the joint program is through Skate Regina.
Watch the Joint Partnership "Dream Team" skate at the 2024 Year End Showcase.
Synchro skaters can be 12 years or older
Online registration closes September 29th, 2025
at 9:00 PM CST-SK
👀 The 2025-2026 Club Calendar is now posted. 👀
Take a looky-loo to get a sneak peek on ice times and potential synchro competition opportunities.
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Develop fundamental figure skating skills in ice dance, free skate, and interpretive skating in a group lesson format. Taught in a sequential and progressive manner, skaters have the opportunity to complete Skate Canada Tests. Open to all ages!
Synchro Teams perform as one unit, executing circles, blocks, lines, wheels, and intersections, in unison to music, while demonstrating quality edges, power and flow. Teams typically attend two to three competitions and skate at several exhibition skates throughout the September to March season.
Coach Tricia Goffin honoured with the
Skate Saskatchewan
Synchronised Skating Recognition Award
Presented at the Skate Saskatchewan awards Luncheon, in conjunction with the 2025 Skate Saskatchewan Annual General Meeting, the Synchronised Skating Recognition Award celebrates the outstanding dedication and significant contributions of a nominated volunteer, coach, official, or athlete to the discipline of synchro skating in Saskatchewan.
Congratulations, Trish!!!
2023-2024 Season Highlights
