GDAŃSK (POLAND) March 14, 2026 — Les Suprêmes Junior (Saint-Léonard, Que.) finished among the top 5 teams in the world at the 2026 ISU Synchronized Skating Junior World Championships in Gdańsk, Poland this weekend, placing fourth overall with a total score of 199.42 points.

“We feel great,” said Les Suprêmes co-captain Emma Pellerin after their performance. “We’re really proud of our whole improvement that we’ve made since the beginning of this season. We’ve come really far and we had so much fun.”

The team finished third in the free skate, scoring 125.35 points for their program on Saturday.

“Considering the fact that we’re a really new team, we’re just really proud of the little steps that we’ve taken each competition that has led us up to the World Championships and we’re still super proud of ourselves no matter what,” added Aliana Dell’Orefice, also co-captain.

Reigning national champions NEXXICE Junior (Burlington, Ont.) also had a phenomenal run at this competition, receiving seasons best scores for both their free program and total score, despite minor mistakes in their free skate.

“In the free program we had two unfortunate falls in our intersection, but other than that it was just super fun to skate, super exciting,” said NEXXICE captain Sadie Denham after their skate.

The team finished fifth in the free program with 121.83 points and placed sixth overall with 192.32 total points.

“The whole team is super proud of what we did,” Denham added. “We’ve been working so hard and this has just been our end goal, so being here feels super surreal. I’m just trying to take it all in.”

Team Helsinki Fintastic Junior of Finland are the new junior world champions, taking home the gold with a total of 218.21 points. Valley Bay Synchro Junior, also of Finland, took second with 204.86 points, while Skyliners Junior (USA) placed third overall with 200.40 points.

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