Synchronized Skating Team

Built Together. Skating as One.

The synchronized skating team in matching blue and white dresses bites their gold medals on the ice.

Growth You Can See in Every Performance.

Competition gives the Ice Cadettes a chance to put discipline, teamwork, and trust into motion. From Fall Classic to Pacific Coast Sectionals, every performance reflects how far they have grown together.

The Sport

Many Skaters.
One Motion.

Synchronized skating is figure skating as a team sport. Skaters perform as a single unit, moving through circles, lines, blocks, wheels, and intersections set to the same music. No one skates alone: every edge, turn, and hold depends on the skaters beside you.

That makes practice a lesson in unity. The Ice Cadettes learn to match their speed and spacing, listen for one another, and adjust together, so that when one skater shifts, the whole line moves with them.

Synchronized skaters in blue and white dresses wave to the crowd as they glide in a single line, led by a smiling skater.
Team portrait of the eleven synchronized skaters in blue and white dresses in front of a blue curtain.

Access, Given Time,
Grows Into a Team.

The team grew from years of skating, mentorship, and friendship inside UIA programs. Eleven skaters now train twice a week through a low-cost model, with scholarships available for families facing financial barriers. Synchronized skating rewards what they have learned together: unity, discipline, and shared excellence. For many skaters, Sectionals was their first away competition and their first time flying.

What’s Next

We plan to launch one to two additional synchronized teams next season. Your support makes each new roster possible.

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