This Montreal synchronized skating team may appear at the next Winter Olympics
July 16, 2026
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2:03Now PlayingThis Montreal synchronized skating team may appear at the next Winter Olympics
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as posted by the channelWinter Olympics fans will have a new figure skating event to watch in 2030: Synchro9 for female skaters. Montreal’s Les Suprêmes, a women’s synchronized skating team, hopes to make an appearance on the international stage. The discipline is one of 16 new events added to the Winter Games programming in an effort to push for gender parity.
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