The Precision, Quartets and Show Group events brought the 2026 World Skate Games in Asunción, Paraguay, to a spectacular finale at SND Arena. Athletes from around the world took to the rink to showcase the skill, synchronization, creativity, and passion they had worked tirelessly to perfect, transforming years of preparation into unforgettable performances and moments of pride.

Combining athleticism with music, theatrical storytelling, and imaginative choreography, the teams wowed the audience and showcased the technical excellence and artistic innovation that make artistic skating so special.

Precision

Precision is the art of moving as one. Teams of 16 skaters move across the rink in perfect unison, creating intricate formations and seamless patterns through speed, control, and impeccable timing. Each required technical element, from lines and blocks to wheels, intersections, and traveling movements, provides an opportunity to earn points based on execution and quality. Judges also evaluate the overall performance, rewarding synchronization, skating skills, precision, and musical interpretation.

Junior Precision

Italy claimed two spots on the Junior Precision podium, with Precision Skate Bologna claiming the World title. The reigning World Champions and the world's number-one-ranked team delivered an outstanding performance to Anema e Core, earning 66.55 points. Achieving Level 4 on six of the seven required elements, they secured the gold medal and reaffirmed their position at the top of the sport.

Their Italian compatriots, the Royal Eagles, followed closely behind with a powerful performance to Hey Ricky. Their score of 63.35 points earned them silver and marked their second consecutive World silver medal. Argentina's Roller Dreams delighted the crowd with an energetic routine to High School Musical. Their 61.24 points secured the bronze medal and completed the Junior Precision podium.

Junior Precision Medal Standings

1. Precision Skate Bologna | ITA | 66.55

2. Royal Eagles | ITA | 63.35

3. Roller Dreams | ARG | 61.24

Senior Precision

Bolero-inspired performances took center stage in Senior Precision, where Italy's Sincro Roller rose to the top of the podium. Performing to Bolero Le Bolero, the team delivered an impressive routine to earn 75.71 points. After claiming silver the previous year, Sincro Roller secured the gold medal and the World title.

Fellow Italians and reigning World Champions Monza Precision captured silver with a striking performance to Eternal Bolero. Their score of 74.62 points left just 1.09 points separating the top two teams, highlighting the intensity of the competition. Argentina's Roller Dreams rounded out the podium with a spirited performance to La La Land. Their 71.69 points earned them the bronze medal and another proud moment for Argentine skating.

Senior Precision Medal Standings

1. Sincro Roller | ITA | 75.71

2. Monza Precision | ITA | 74.62

3. Roller Dreams | ARG | 71.69

Quartets

Quartets brings four skaters together as one dynamic team, blending creativity and expressive choreography. Through fluid transitions, captivating movements, and powerful teamwork, the skaters sweep across the rink to tell a story while incorporating required technical elements and components that contribute to their scores.

Junior Quartets

The Junior Quartets event continued the excitement with another showcase of great skating. Italy's Magic Skate successfully defended their World title with a brilliant performance to Dual Soul. The world's number-one-ranked quartet earned 47.35 points to claim gold and remain at the top of the world rankings.

Spain's Aria captured silver with their poetic program, Eden. Despite a fall, the team demonstrated resilience and artistry, earning 45.61 points to secure their place on the podium. Brazil's CRSG earned their second consecutive World bronze medal with a beautiful, lyrical performance to The Weight of Silence. Their score of 44.70 points secured another podium finish and rounded out the Junior Quartet competition.

Junior Quartets Medal Standings

1. Magic Skate | ITA | 47.35

2. Aria | ESP | 45.61

3. CRSG | BRA | 44.70

Senior Quartets

The Senior Quartet event delivered a thrilling display of technical excellence, speed, and artistic expression. Spain's Vortex made history by claiming their fourth consecutive World title, further cementing their place among the sport's elite. Performing to Imperfect Beauty, Vortex combined high technical levels, dynamic skating, and expressive artistry to earn 67.26 points and secure the gold medal.

Colombia's Vento came close behind with a dramatic, energetic tango that thrilled the audience. Their powerful performance earned 65.38 points and the silver medal. Italy's Neovis completed the podium with an expressive performance to Shaman. Their score of 61.27 points secured the bronze medal, adding another memorable moment to the Senior Quartets competition.

Senior Quartets Medal Standings

1. Vortex | ESP | 67.26

2. Vento | COL | 65.38

3. Neovis | ITA | 61.27

Show Groups

The excitement continued with the Show Group events, where Junior Show, Small Show, and Large Show Groups delivered captivating performances filled with artistic expression, theatrical storytelling, and imaginative choreography.

Small Show Groups feature 6 to 12 skaters, Large Show Groups bring together 16 to 30 skaters, and Junior Show Groups include 8 to 16 skaters. Each performance is evaluated across four key components: Idea and Choreography, Group Technique, Performance, and Skating Skills. Together, these elements reward the creativity, coordination, and technical mastery that make Show Group skating so spectacular.

Junior Show Groups

Junior Show Groups delivered an exciting showdown, but Spain's Artistic Skating Cunit proved once again why they are the team to beat. Ranked number one in the World Skate rankings and last year's champions, Artistic Skating Cunit continued their reign with a second consecutive world title. Their performance of Sans Papiers earned an impressive 35.27 points and secured the gold medal.

Italy's Skate Stars brought the drama with Case Closed!, scoring 32.22 points to take home silver. Hot on their heels, fellow Italian team Division completed the podium with a powerful performance of The Sound of Silence, earning 31.30 points and claiming bronze.

With less than one point separating silver and bronze, the battle for the podium was incredibly tight. Junior Show Groups once again proved that every detail matters and every point counts.

Junior Show Groups Medal Standings

1. Artistic Skating Cunit | ESP | 35.27

2. Skate Stars | ITA | 32.22

3. Division | ITA | 31.30

Small Show Groups

Spain continued to reign supreme in Small Show Groups. Artistic Skating Cunit electrified the audience with She, You and Me, combining speed, dynamic transitions, and expressive choreography to score 43.89 points. The victory secured their third consecutive world title in the category.

Fellow Spanish team CPA Tona claimed silver with Azadi, captivating the crowd with a dramatic performance and emotional storytelling. Their 41.76 points earned Spain another place on the podium.

Italy rounded out the medalists as Evolution took bronze with The Maestro's Factory. Blending theatrical flair with creative choreography, the team earned 37.85 points to secure third place.

Small Show Groups Medal Standings

1. Artistic Skating Cunit | ESP | 43.89

2. CPA Tona | ESP | 41.76

3. Evolution | ITA | 37.85

Large Show Groups

The final artistic gold medal of the World Skate Games went to the world's number one-ranked team, CPA Olot, in the Large Show category. Olot has dominated this division for years, and 2026 was no exception. Their phenomenally fast-paced program, I'm Addicted, earned 41.53 points and secured the team yet another world title.

Italy's Royal Eagles made their mark on the international stage with Act II: What I'm Missing, earning an impressive 38.34 points and the silver medal. Their performance secured Italy a place on the podium in a highly competitive field, showcasing the team's ability to challenge the world's best. The Royal Eagles delivered a memorable performance to close out the Large Show competition with a well-deserved place among the world's elite.

Rounding out the podium was CPA Tona with Extra Omnes, a program inspired by the papal election. Despite receiving some deductions, the team earned 35.88 points to take home the bronze medal—just 0.03 points ahead of fourth place. It was a nail-biting finish that proved every moment counts.

Large Show Groups Medal Standings

1. CPA Olot | ESP | 41.53

2. Royal Eagles | ITA | 38.34

3. CPA Tona | ESP | 35.88

A Celebration of Artistic Skating at Asunción 2026

Together, Precision, Quartets, and Show Groups showcase extraordinary sides of artistic skating: the breathtaking synchronization of 16 skaters moving as one, the creativity and connection of four skaters bringing a shared vision to life, and the theatrical storytelling of larger teams transforming the rink into a stage.

Across all seven events, athletes delivered unforgettable performances, inspired audiences, and demonstrated the incredible talent, dedication, teamwork, and artistry of the artistic skating community on the world stage.

And that's a wrap on the 2026 World Skate Games in beautiful Asunción, Paraguay!

The fifth edition of the World Skate Games has been an incredible celebration of our sports, showcasing the talent, dedication, and evolution of skating worldwide.

In artistic skating alone, more than 1,000 athletes representing 44 countries came together to compete, inspire, and push the boundaries of our sport. With World Championships dating back to 1947, artistic skating has a remarkable history—and an exciting future ahead.

“It has been a pleasure to see the World Skate Games in Asunción, Paraguay. I appreciate the commitment, teamwork, and passion shown by everyone involved. Congratulations to all the athletes and trainers for their hard work and outstanding performances. Every year, we see the level of our sport rise as technique continues to evolve worldwide. It’s exciting to see this progress, and I look forward to building on it together and continuing to push our sport forward,” said Nicola Genchi, Chair of the World Skate Artistic Technical Commission.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who made these Games possible, including the organizers, volunteers, and dedicated teams working behind the scenes. Special recognition goes to our coaches, choreographers, families, and officials, whose expertise, commitment, and support are essential to our sport.

Above all, our athletes deserve the greatest recognition. Through years of dedication, sacrifice, and passion, they bring artistic skating to life, inspiring us with every performance. Their courage, creativity, and determination are the soul of our sport, inspiring the next generation and shaping the future of artistic skating for years to come.

As we close the chapter on Asunción 2026, we celebrate an unforgettable event, the strength of our global community, and the continued growth of artistic skating around the world.

See you in 2027!

Until then, we remain United By Wheels!