SwanSyncSation 2024-25

Dream it and Believe!

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Dream it and Believe! 〰️

Swans watch their Inspire Co-op team at Nationals watch party become the 23-24 Intermediate Pewter Champions!


If you would like more information about
SwanSyncSation please email:
Karlee Blowers swansynchroskating@gmail.com or
Lisa Henning at icechick521@gmail.com

What we offer…..

SwanSyncSation is a member foundation program for the WI Inspire cooperative with a standing in the synchronized skating community in it’s own right. Our program, established in the 1990’s, has a tradition of excellence both in results and in skater development. Many Swan members have gone on to become Sectional and National medalists in the Collegiate, Junior and Senior divisions with appearances at the ISU World Synchronized Skating Championships.
Joining the WI Inspire cooperative gives our long standing program advantages, that other programs don’t offer.

If you would like more information about
Wisconsin Inspire go to our Inspire page on the main navigation or click:,
wisconsininspiresynchro.org/tryouts
or email: ALYSSA_STEPHENS@hotmail.com or email winspiresynchro@gmail.com

SwanSyncSation Teams 24-25 Schedule

A few advantages….

  • Big sister, Big brother programs

  • Camp WIN and other traveling camps with level specific and general sessions. This allows skaters access to other levels

  • More skaters means lower yearly dues and workshops and seminars while bringing in national level coaches

  • Access to a sectional and national level coaching staff both in synchronized and singles skating in various disciplines

  • Identity retention: All WI Inspire jackets include the name of your home skating club or area to continue to represent your roots!

  • Team bonding events both in and out of the rinks, to foster relationships across our foundational team skaters

  • Practices and clinics at many local rinks to make travel time more equitable.

Who We are Are….

SwanSyncSation is an award-winning Synchronized Skating program, fielding teams from Aspire Snow Plow Sam through Open Juvenile. Our qualifying teams, intermediate and Novice, have medaled at the sectional level and competed all over the country at the National Synchronized Skating Championships. We are a proud member of the Wisconsin Inspire Co-Op, which brings together skaters and coaches in Southern Wisconsin who share a passion for synchronized skating. Members of the Wisconsin Inspire Cooperative learn more about the world of synchronized skating while sharing their knowledge of the sport. In addition, members have access to training clinics and camps to build  their skating skills.
Our foundation teams are the roots
to the Wisconsin Inspire Co-Op.

What is synchronized skating?

Synchronized skating is the fastest-growing discipline within the United States Figure Skating Association, topping singles, pairs, and ice dance and offers athletes the chance to compete with a team and learn the value of teamwork and camaraderie. Formed in 1956 by Dr. Richard Porter, the sport was known as “precision skating” for the intricate moves skaters perform on the ice together. U.S. Figure Skating held the first U.S. Synchronized Skating Championships in 1984 and the first World Synchronized Skating Championships in 2000. Today, there are about 600 registered synchronized teams in the United States.

Teams of eight to 20 skaters perform challenging formations and step sequences together, and competitions use the same judging system as singles, pairs and ice dance. As with other disciplines, all teams perform a free skate with required elements, and junior- and senior-level teams also perform a short program.

Why Synchro?

Build Confidence and Self Esteem

Create Life-long Friendships

Promote Good Sportsmanship and Teamwork 

Challenge and Improve Individual Skating Skills

  • All Co-op Exhibition: February 2025 at the Madison Ice Arena 4:30-6 PM Come see our skating family perform and cheer for our Inspire teams! Aspire 1 and 4

  • Swan Synchro Skate: Aspire 1 and Aspire 4
    February, 14-15 2025 - Beaver Dam Family Center

  • Inspire Co-op End of Season Exhibition, Madison, WI  February TBD, 2025 Aspire 1 and 4

  • Eau Claire Competition, Eau Claire, WI Aspire 4 **March 6-9 (anticipated dates for test session, solo, and synchro), 2025

  • Annual SCIS Ice Show: Aspire 1 and Aspire 4
    May, 16-17 2025, Beaver Dam Family Center 

  • October 18-20, 2024 WisconSync! Invitational, West Bend, WI
    Let's cheer on our Swans and Wisconsin Inspire teams, as they compete in the Wisconsync Synchro Competition, while we make memories with our team and see what our future in Synchronized Skating looks like!

  • Kalamazoo Kick off SS Competition
    November, 22-24 2024 ( Aspire 4 only)

  • SCIS Holiday Exhibition: December 15, 2023
    Beaver Dam Family Center  Aspire 1 and Aspire 4

  • Synchro Illinois: Aspire 1 and 4 January, 17-19 2025
    Evanston, Illinois


Skating Team Levels

ASPIRE SYNCHRO

  • Learn to Skate USA badge program designed for group classes

  • Aspire synchro, levels 1-4, are introductory levels of synchronized skating that are offered at synchronized skating non qualifying competitions and Compete USA competitions

DEVELOPMENTAL LEVELS

  • Preliminary, pre-juvenile, open juvenile, open collegiate, open adult, open masters

  • Can compete at any non qualifying synchronized skating competition

  • These levels are offered at the U.S. Synchronized Sectional Championships

COMPETITIVE LEVELS

  • Juvenile, intermediate, novice, junior, senior, collegiate, adult, masters

  • Can compete at any non qualifying synchronized skating competition

  • Enter their respective sectional championships to qualify for the U.S. Synchronized Skating Championships

  • Top-performing teams at the junior and senior level can earn the opportunity to be part of Team USA, with two teams selected to represent the United States at the ISU World Junior and ISU World Synchronized Skating Championships