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Communication 188 - AFSC 2026 Synchronized Qualification Scores

Australia · English · 2 pages

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ISA Communication 188 - ISA AFSC 2026 Qualification Scores Synchronized Skating Page 2 of 2 Each ISA Member shall be entitled to nominate up to four (4) entrants in each Championship discipline and category who have achieved the required minimum CTES/TES score for the Championship. The host ISA Member may nominate a fifth entrant in each discipline and category. Title holders may defend their titles without being counted in an ISA Member quota in any discipline and category where defence of title is permitted. Each ISA Member may submit a ranked reserves list of up to five (5) qualified reserves listing their highest achieved qualifying score(s) earned during the period. The team score(s) for the reserves will be ranked nationally by ISA from the scores put forward by the ISA Members. Where an ISA Member cannot fill their quota spots with eligible teams as per this communication, then eligible reserves listed teams with the next highest score(s) who are not already nominated will be given the opportunity to fill the available spots. The acceptance of any or all reserves will be based on the total quota for any category and will be advised after the close of entries. SYNCHRO12-16 Category CTES/TES Senior 21.50 Junior 19.80 Advanced Novice 7.15 Basic Novice 7.15 Mixed Age 8.80 Advanced Adult 8.50 Adult 7.20 SYNCHRO9 Category Senior9 TBA Junior9 TBA