Julius OLLIKAINEN
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Julius OLLIKAINEN
Correspondent
Finland4 Articles
"I discovered synchronized skating when the world championships were taken place in Helsinki in 2011. After that, thanks to my two skating sisters, I have had an opportunity to go to competitions around Finland. Nowadays I’m a big fan and have been working amongst social media in a local skating club for a few years."
What does synchronized skating mean to you?
"It is art and sport at the same time and that is the main reason why I love it."
Last news by Julius OLLIKAINEN
Two Finnish teams got their ticket for Junior Worlds
It was the weekend that all Junior teams in Finland were waiting for. Find out below who will represent the country at the 2019 Junior World Championship in Neuchâtel (SUI) in March.
Marigold IceUnity and Dream Edges are the winners of Second Finnish Qualifications
The second Qualifications for Finnish teams were held in Tampere this weekend. Marigold IceUnity won the Seniors’ competition and Dream Edges was the best Junior team. The second section of Novice teams also had their competition – Starlights took the first place.
Dream Edges is the winner of the Finnish junior qualifications
Representing the city of Kaarina, Dream Edges is the 2018 winner of junior qualifications and will be "Team Finland 1" this season. The results are historical as for the first time a non-Helsinki team will represent Finland at the World Junior Championships. Dream Edges earned a total of 108.63 points in free skating. Their total score (170.48) is the new season’s best. Team Fintastic is second.
Dream Edges leads junior Finnish qualifications
The third qualifications for junior teams are held this weekend in Vantaa, Finland. Only the top 5 teams are competing. Dream Edges from Kaarina is leading after the short programs. They had one fall during a transition and earned 61.85 points.
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