Team USA travels to Finland for Final Challenger Series event

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Team USA will send three teams to the final Challenger Series synchronized skating event of the season, the 2024 Murray Landmark Trophy, to be held in Helsinki, Finland, on February 10-11.

The Skyliners will be the only senior team in the United States, while Team Image and the Northern Nets will represent Team USA in the junior division. So far this season, all three teams have finished on the podium internationally.

The Skyliners hope to build on their momentum by winning silver at the Lumiere Cup, the first event of the Challenger Series, to match their best finish in the series.

Team Image also stood on the podium at the Lumiere Cup, winning the bronze medal and will be competing for their second Challenger Series medal of the season in Helsinki.

Competing in their first Challenger Series event of the season, the Northern Nets won a bronze medal at the Mozart Cup.

Competition begins on Saturday with the junior and senior short programs and concludes with the junior and senior free skates on Sunday.

Launched in 2019-20, the Challenger Series aims to provide ample opportunity for synchronized skating teams to compete at international level, earn world standing points, and prepare for participation in the ISU World Synchronized Skating Championships. The tournaments are organized in conjunction with each other. .

For complete results, streaming information, profiles and more, visit Challenger Series Synchronized Skating Competition Central.