Lee Valley hosts record breaking World Inclusive Skating Championships
The World Inclusive Skating Championships 2025 concluded in spectacular fashion at Lee Valley Ice Centre, marking the largest event in the competition’s history.
From 27 - 31 October, skaters and volunteers from over 10 countries across four continents came together to compete in multiple events and disciplines, celebrating talent, dedication, and the joy of skating.
The week long championships highlighted diversity, skill and sportsmanship, with athletes competing across categories from junior to master levels. Several skaters who train at Lee Valley achieved outstanding results:
- Natalia Urusova - Senior L1 Free Skating: Bronze in Free Skating, Free Elements, and Compulsory Elements
- Beatrix White Boutique - Noice L4 Free Skating: Bronze in Free Skating, Gold in Free Elements and Compulsory Elements
- Aylin Ersin - Master L1 Free Skating: Gold in Free Skating and Free Elements
- Maria Isola - Master L5 Free Skating: Gold
- Erica Xue - Senior L4 Free Dance: Gold
- Juliana Sweeney-Baird - Senior L6: Gold across all events including Free Skating, Free Elements L7, Compulsory Elements L6, Rhythm Dance, Free Dance, and Figures L7
The championships not only showcased incredible performances but also reinforced Lee Valley Ice Centre’s role as a hub for world class skating talent.