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The Fireflies are our development team, representing the Juvenile division, providing a great stepping stone into the world of synchronised skating. Fireflies must be under the age of 13 (before July 1) to compete at this level, and can skate with between 9 and 16 skaters. Our Fireflies get to skate their program a minimum of 4 times per year - at WinterWest, Spring Challenge, our ISWA Exhibition skate, and the Soldiers & Sirens charity hockey match.
Fireflies train once per week on a Saturday morning.
Based at Cockburn Ice Arena

The Bees represent ISWA in the Basic Novice division. In accordance with ISA by-law 1034, teams consist of between 9 and 16 skaters. Skaters must be under the age of 15 (before July 1). Bees will skate their program a minimum of 3 times per year - at WinterWest, WA State Championships and our ISWA Exhibition skate. Should Bees meet the qualifying scores and be nominated by WAISA, they may also skate at the Australian Figure Skating Championships.
Bees train once per week on a Saturday morning.
Based at Cockburn Ice Arena.

Jitterbugs represent ISWA in the Advanced Novice division. In accordance with ISA by-law 1033, teams consist of between 12 and 16 skaters. Skaters must be under the age of 17, with 75% of those not having reached 15 by July 1. Jitterbugs will skate their program a minimum of 3 times per year - at WinterWest, WA State Championships and our ISWA Exhibition skate. Should Jitterbugs meet the qualifying scores and be nominated by WAISA, they may also skate at the Australian Figure Skating Championships.
Jitterbugs train once per week on a Saturday morning.
Based at Cockburn Ice Arena.

Mixed Age represent ISWA in the Mixed Age division. In accordance with ISA by-law 1035, teams consist of between 9 and 16 skaters. Mixed Age will skate their program a minimum of 3 times per year - at WinterWest, WA State Championships and our ISWA Exhibition skate. Should Mixed Age meet the qualifying scores and be nominated by WAISA, they may also skate at the Australian Figure Skating Championships.
Mixed Age train once per week on a Monday night.
Based at Cockburn Ice Arena.

Cohesion represent ISWA in the Adult division. In accordance with ISA by-law 1036, teams consist of between 8 and 16 skaters. Skaters in this division must be at least 18 years of age, with 75% having reached 25 prior to July 1. Cohesion will skate their program a minimum of 3 times per year - at WinterWest, WA State Championships and our ISWA Exhibition skate. Should Cohesion Adult meet the qualifying scores and be nominated by WAISA, they may also skate at the Australian Figure Skating Championships.
Cohesion Adult train once per week on a Wednesday night.
Based at Cockburn Ice Arena.

Cohesion Advanced represent ISWA in the Advanced Adult division. In accordance with ISA by-law 1037, teams consist of between 8 and 16 skaters. Skaters in this division must be at least 18 years of age. Cohesion Advanced will skate their program a minimum of 3 times per year - at WinterWest, WA State Championships and our ISWA Exhibition skate. Should Cohesion Advanced meet the qualifying scores and be nominated by WAISA, they may also skate at the Australian Figure Skating Championships.
Cohesion Advanced train once per week on a Wednesday night.
Based at Cockburn Ice Arena.

Junior represents ISWA in the Adult division. In accordance with ISA by-law 1032, teams consist of between 12 and 16 skaters. 75% of skaters in this division must not have reached 19 years of age. Juniors skate both a short and a free program, with the free program including lift/s. Juniors will skate both programs a minimum of 3 times per year - at WinterWest, WA State Championships and our ISWA Exhibition skate. Should Junior meet the qualifying scores and be nominated by WAISA, they may also skate at the Australian Figure Skating Championships.
Infusion Junior trains twice per week on Saturday morning and Monday night.
Based at Cockburn Ice Arena.

Senior represents ISWA in the Senior division. In accordance with ISA by-law 1031, teams consist of between 12 and 16 skaters. Seniors skate both a short and a free program, with the free program including lift/s. Seniors will skate both programs a minimum of 3 times per year - at WinterWest, WA State Championships and our ISWA Exhibition skate. Should Senior meet the qualifying scores and be nominated by WAISA, they may also skate at the Australian Figure Skating Championships.
Infusion Senior trains twice per week on Saturday morning and Monday night.
Based at Cockburn Ice Arena.
