Aussie Skate™ Competitions
The Aussie Skate™ Competitions provide a low-pressure introduction to competitive Figure Skating and Synchronized Skating.
Open to all skaters who currently hold ISA’s Aussie Skate™ membership or ISQ Membership, the Competitions are supported by qualified Judges and are conducted in accordance with the rules and regulations of Ice Skating Australia. Competitors should be receiving private lessons in order to learn the required program.
Competitions are typically held at the end of each Skate School term, alternating between Iceworld™ Acacia Ridge and Iceworld™ Boondall. The Aussie Skate™ Competition is announced via email to ISQ members and will be posted here and on our Upcoming Events page. Speak with your coach if you’re interested in registering!
Club Competitions
To support skaters’ development, ISQ Affiliated Clubs deliver several Club Competitions throughout the season. Competitions vary on what disciplines and levels are included. Club Competitions offer a great opportunity to perform and refine your program(s) based on judges’ scoring and feedback.
Each Club Competition will be announced several weeks prior to the competition dates and skaters wishing to compete need to follow the published instructions on how to enter.
Queensland Competition
The Queensland Competition is an annual competition that takes place alongside the Queensland Figure Skating Championships (QFSC), providing an introduction to state-level competition for Preliminary and Elementary level Skaters wishing to compete in Singles, Ice Dance or Synchronized divisions. The Queensland Competition also provides Adult Copper & Adult Bronze divisions.
The Queensland Competition is held annually at Iceworld™ Boondall, and typically takes place in mid-October.
Queensland Figure Skating Championships
The Queensland Figure Skating Championships (QFSC) are the highest level of competition in Queensland. The Championships are held annually at Iceworld™ Boondall, and typically take place in mid-October. Skaters compete in the men’s singles, women’s singles, pair skating, ice dance and synchronized skating at the senior, junior and novice levels.
Results from the Championships are the main criteria in the selection of Team Queensland to compete at the Australian Figure Skating Championships.
Australian Figure Skating Championships
The Australian Figure Skating Championships (AFSC) are the highest level of competition within Australia. The Championships are held annually, typically around the first week of December. Skaters compete in the men’s singles, women’s singles, pair skating, ice dance and synchronized skating at the senior, junior and novice levels.
Results from the Championships are important criteria to determine the skaters and teams to represent Australia on the world stage.
To represent Team Queensland at AFSC, Ice Skating Queensland selects skaters and teams based on results at the Queensland Figure Skating Championships and any AFSC qualifying scores imposed by Ice Skating Australia.
