2017–18 synchronized skating season

The 2017–18 synchronized skating season began on July 1, 2017, and ended on June 30, 2018. Running concurrent with the 2017–18 figure skating season. During this season, elite synchronized skating teams competed in the ISU Championship level at the 2018 World Championships. They also competed at various other elite level international and national competitions.

2017–17 synchronized skating season
Date:	July 1, 2017 – June 30, 2018
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Competitions

The 2017–18 season included the following major competitions.^[1][2]

Key

ISU Championships

Other international

Nationals

Date	Event	Type	Level	Location	Details
2017
November 3–5	Autumn Cup	Other int	Sen. – Nov.	Granada, Spain	Details
November 23–25	Winter Cup	Other int	Sen. – Nov.	Gullegem, Belgium	Details
November 24–26	Shanghai Trophy	Other int	Senior	Shanghai, China	Details
December 1–3	Australian Figure Skating Championships	Nats	Sen. – Nov.	Brisbane, Australia	Details
December 7–10	Zagrab Snowflakes Trophy	Other int	Sen. – Nov.	Zagreb, Croatia	(Event cancelled)
December 14–16	German Figure Skating Championships	Nats	Sen. – Nov.	Frankfurt, Germany	Details
December 14–17	Italian Figure Skating Championships	Nats	Sen. –	Milan, Italy	Results
2018
January 4–7	Cup of Berlin	Other int	Sen. – Nov.	Berlin, Germany	Details
January 11–13	Russian Synchronized Skating Championship	Nats	Sen. – Nov.	Yoshkar-Ola, Russia	Details
January 11–13	British Synchronized Skating Championships	Nats	Sen. – Nov.	Nottingham, England	Details
January 19–21	Neuchâtel Trophy	Other int	Sen. – Nov.	Neuchâtel, Switzerland	Details
January 25–28	Mozart Cup	Other int	Sen. – Nov.	Salzburg, Austria	Details
January 27–28	Leon Lurje Trophy	Other int	Sen. – Nov.	Gothenburg, Sweden	Details
February 2–4	French Cup	Other int	Sen. – Nov.	Rouen, France	Details
February 9–11	Trophy D'Ecosse	Other int	Sen. – Nov.	Dumfries, England	Details
February 10–11	Japan Synchronized Skating Championships	Nats	Sen. –	Hitachinaka, Japan	Details
February 16–18	Spring Cup	Other int	Sen. – Nov.	Sesto San Giovanni, Italy	Details
February 22–25	U.S. Synchronized Skating Championships	Nats	Sen. – Nov.	Portland, USA	Details
February 23–25	Canadian Synchronized Skating Championships	Nats	Sen. – Nov.	Oshawa, Canada	Details
February 24–25	Swedish Synchronized Skating Championships	Nats	Sen. – Nov.	Gothenburg, Sweden	Details
March 1–4	Budapest Cup	Other int	Sen. – Nov.	Budapest, Hungary	Details
March 3–4	Finnish Synchronized Skating Championships	Nats	Sen. – Nov.	Helsinki, Finland	Details
March 16–17	ISU World Junior Synchronized Skating Championships	ISU Championships	Junior	Zagreb, Croatia	Details
April 6–7	ISU World Synchronized Skating Championships	ISU Championships	Senior	Stockholm, Sweden	Details
Type: ISU Champ. = ISU Championships; Other int. = International events except ISU Championships; Nats. = National championships Levels: Sen. = Senior; Jun. = Junior; Nov. = Novice

International medalists

Championships

Competition	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Results
Worlds	Marigold IceUnity	Team Surprise	Team Paradise	[3]
Junior Worlds	Team Junost	Skyliners	Team Crystal Ice	[4]
Other senior internationals
Competition	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Results
Autumn Cup	Team Phoenix	Team Fusion	(no other competitors)	[5]
Winter Cup	Team Phoenix	Team Viola	Team Amber	[6]
Shanghai Trophy	Team Paradise	Marigold IceUnity	Team Surprise	[7]
Zagreb Snowflakes Trophy	(Competition not held)
Cup of Berlin	Skyliners	Team Berlin 1	Miami University	[8]
Neuchâtel Trophy	Rockettes	Team Unique	Haydenettes	[9]
Mozart Cup	Les Suprêmes	Skyliners	Lumineers	[10]
Leon Lurje Trophy	Haydenettes	Team Surprise	Miami University	[11]
French Cup	Team Paradise	Team Unique	Rockettes	[12]
Trophy d'Ecosse	NEXXICE	Adrian College	Team Viola	[13]
Spring Cup	Team Surprise	Tatarstan	Team Berlin 1	[14]
Budapest Cup	Team Paradise	Team Surprise	Team Berlin 1	[15]