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Kansas City Parks & Recreation: First Kansas City Team To Qualify For U.S. Figure Skating Synchronized Skating Championships
See the latest announcement from the Kansas City Parks & Recreation Department.

February 3, 2022
The KC Illusion Adult Synchronized Skating Team trains at KC Parks Line Creek Ice Arena.
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What do teachers,Β digital marketers, engineers, coaches, executive assistants, social media specialists, dental hygienists, salespeople, commercial real estate account managers, personal trainers, nurses, retirees, and students all have in common? If you said they are all women β youβd be correct.Β But thatβs not the answerβ¦
β¦If you said they are all representing Kansas City in the upcoming U.S. Figure Skating Synchronized Skating National Championships β YOUβD BE RIGHT!Β
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The KC Illusion Adult Synchronized Skating Team recently earnedΒ the pewter medal (4th place) at the 2022Midwestern Sectional Championships and qualified to compete at the U.S Figure Skating Synchronized Skating Championships (Nationals).Β βThis has been a goal for our team for the past six seasons,β explained coach, Kameryn Furman.Β βNot only are we the first team from KansasΒ City to qualify for Nationals, but it will be the first Nationals for 16 of our 19 athletes.Β We are so excited to share the magic of Nationals as a team!β
βCollectively we have 10 children with one on the way,β shared SaraΒ Anderson who is an athlete-mother.Β βWe are moms, aunts, professionals and now, National Athletes. It is our dream come true!β
These athletes are looking forward to training hard throughout February and have set a points goal that would exceed their all-time highest score. If you are interested in following the KC Illusion Adult Teamβs training and Nationals journey, please follow them on Instagram atΒ @synchrokcillusion.
~Article via Get It Called
This press release was produced by the Kansas City Parks & Recreation Department. The views expressed here are the authorβs own.