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Held since 2000, the World Synchronized Skating Championships is an annual event organized by the International Skating Union and attracts the most elite senior-level synchronized skating teams from around the world to compete for the World Championship.Since the beginning, the top positions have been mainly dominated by Sweden and Finland: the Swedish Team Surprise have won six World titles, four silver medals and one bronze medal and the Finnish Marigold IceUnity are five-time World Champions with six silver medals and two bronze medals. Rockettes from Finland have earned three World titles, two silver medals and four bronze medals. Other major teams include the Canadian NEXXICE with two World titles, three silvers and two bronzes, the Russian Team Paradise with three World titles and two bronze medals, the Finnish Team Unique with one gold and one silver, as well as the American teams, Miami University and the Haydenettes with one silver and four bronze medals, respectively. Other medalists include the (now-discontinued) Canadian black ice with one silver medal and two bronze medals, the Canadian Les Supr\u00eames with one bronze medal.Although initially dominated by just a handful of teams and countries, the sport has arguably become more competitive over time; as supported by an analysis of the point ‘gap’ between the 1st and 10th placed teams. Starting from the 2005 WSSC (the first year the current ISU Judging System was introduced), the point ‘gap’ has tended to decrease over time:WSSC (year)1st vs. 10th place (\u2206 points)200585.27 [1]200677.56 [2]200777.03 [3]200863.06 [4]200948.02 [5]201056.42 [6]201152.69 [7]201238.32 [8]201355.12 [9]201456.32 [10]201550.39 [11]201653.32 [12]201753.41 [13]201840.03 [14]201963.20 [15]2020Event not held [1]Table of ContentsMedalists[edit]Summary[edit]See also[edit]References[edit]External links[edit]Medalists[edit]YearLocationGoldTotalSPFSSilverTotalSPFSBronzeTotalSPFSSource(s)2000 Minneapolis, United States Team Surprise1.50.51.0 black ice3.01.02.0 Marigold IceUnity4.51.53.0[16][17]2001 Helsinki, Finland Team Surprise1.50.51.0 Rockettes4.02.02.0 black ice4.01.03.0[17]2002 Rouen, France Marigold IceUnity2.01.01.0 Team Surprise2.50.52.0 black ice4.51.53.0[18]2003 Ottawa, Canada Team Surprise2.01.01.0 Marigold IceUnity3.51.52.0 Les Supr\u00eames3.50.53.0[19]2004 Zagreb, Croatia Marigold IceUnity1.50.51.0 Team Surprise3.01.02.0 Rockettes4.51.53.0[20]2005 Gothenburg, Sweden Team Surprise207.7571.23136.02 Rockettes188.4064.33124.07 Marigold IceUnity187.1768.67118.50[1]2006 Prague, Czech Republic Marigold IceUnity197.2969.89127.40 Team Surprise188.5769.09119.48 Rockettes180.3262.66117.66[2]2007 London, Canada Team Surprise222.2477.54144.70 Miami University198.7169.75128.96 NEXXICE194.0868.54125.54[3]2008 Budapest, Hungary Rockettes210.4872.55137.93 Team Surprise205.7174.72130.99 NEXXICE198.8170.67128.14[4]2009 Zagreb, Croatia NEXXICE223.5880.12143.46 Team Unique220.2882.36137.92 Team Surprise209.3078.24131.06[5]2010 Colorado Springs, United States Rockettes223.9081.40142.50 Marigold IceUnity216.9875.34141.64 Haydenettes216.4878.62137.86[6]2011 Helsinki, Finland Rockettes215.4374.81140.62 Marigold IceUnity213.4873.54139.94 Haydenettes205.4071.16134.24[7]2012 Gothenburg, Sweden Team Surprise194.8764.63130.24 NEXXICE193.6463.76129.88 Haydenettes192.7862.14130.64[8]2013 Boston, United States Team Unique208.7769.28139.49 NEXXICE208.2572.84135.41 Haydenettes202.5371.87130.66[9]2014 Courmayeur, Italy Marigold IceUnity223.4576.14147.31 NEXXICE220.8874.85146.03 Rockettes220.6674.98145.68[10]2015 Hamilton, Canada NEXXICE214.7371.06143.67 Marigold IceUnity214.0670.39143.67 Paradise203.4866.25137.23[11]2016 Budapest, Hungary Paradise212.6973.86138.83 Rockettes207.8470.03137.81 Haydenettes206.9568.09138.86[12]2017 Colorado Springs, USA Paradise208.7072.62136.08 Marigold IceUnity208.5870.88137.70 NEXXICE197.5467.17130.37[13]2018 Stockholm, Sweden Marigold IceUnity209.0272.61136.41 Team Surprise207.9972.83135.16 Paradise200.9776.05124.92[21][2]2019 Helsinki, Finland Paradise234.3887.12147.26 Marigold IceUnity228.7085.90142.80 Rockettes228.6182.12146.49[22][3]2020 Lake Placid, NY, USAEvent cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic  (Originally scheduled for 3\u20135 April 2020)[4]2021 Zagreb, CroatiaEvent cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic  (Originally scheduled for 8\u201310 April 2021)[5][6]2022 Hamilton, ON, Canada Les Supr\u00eames236.3181.51154.80 Marigold IceUnity228.7277.48151.24 Rockettes226.2082.76143.44[23][7][8]2023 Lake Placid, NY, USA Les Supr\u00eames[24]240.9879.00161.98 Rockettes239,5678.61160.95 Team Unique239.5678.01161.55[9][10]2024 Zagreb, CroatiaTo be held on 5\u20136 April 2024[11]Summary[edit]See also[edit]References[edit]^ a b The first two sites show the official 2005 WSSC results, the third is an Yle news article:^ a b The first two sites show the official 2006 WSSC results, the third is an Yle news article:^ a b The first two sites show the official 2007 WSSC results, the third is a Helsingin Sanomat news article:^ a b The first two sites show the official 2008 WSSC results, the third is a Savon Sanomat news article:^ a b The first two sites show the official 2009 WSSC results, the third is a Helsingin Sanomat news article:^ a b The first two sites show the official 2010 WSSC results, the third is a Helsingin Sanomat news article and the fourth is a U.S. Figure Skating news article:^ a b The first two sites show the official 2011 WSSC results, the third is an Iltalehti news article:^ a b The first two sites show the official 2012 WSSC results, the third is an Yle news article:^ a b The first two sites show the official 2013 WSSC results, the third is an Ice Network news article:^ a b The first three sites show the official 2014 WSSC results, the fourth is an article by the Finnish Figure Skating Association about the competition:^ a b The first two sites show the official 2015 WSSC results, the third is an ISU news article:^ a b “2016 ISU World Synchronized Skating Championships”. International Skating Union. Retrieved 2016-04-10.^ a b “2017 ISU World Synchronized Skating Championships”. International Skating Union. Retrieved 2017-04-12.^ “2018 ISU World Synchronized Skating Championships”. International Skating Union. Retrieved 2018-04-09.^ “2019 ISU World Synchronized Skating Championships”. International Skating Union. Retrieved 2019-04-30.^ “2000 World Synchronized Skating Championships”. International Skating Union. Archived from the original on 2016-03-04. Retrieved 2014-04-07.^ a b The first two sites show the official 2001 WSSC results, the third is an Yle news article:^ The first two sites show the official 2002 WSSC results, the third is an Yle news article:^ The first two sites show the official 2003 WSSC results, the third is a Kaleva news article:^ The first two sites show the official 2004 WSSC results, the third is a Kaleva news article:^ “ISU World Synchronized Skating Championship 2018”. www.isuresults.com. Retrieved 2020-09-12.^ “ISU World Synchronized Skating Championships 2019”. www.isuresults.com. Retrieved 2020-09-12.^ “ISU World Synchronized Skating Championships 2022”. www.isuresults.com. Retrieved 2022-04-10.^ “Canada’s Les Supr\u00eames successfully defend world synchronized skating title”. CBC Sports. 2 April 2023. Retrieved 2 April 2023.External links[edit]  "},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki24\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki24\/isu-world-synchronized-skating-championships\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"ISU World Synchronized Skating Championships"}}]}]