COLORADO SPRINGS, Col. — A season-best performance from the Miami University senior team helped the RedHawks take silver at the U.S. Synchronized Skating Championships. A clean skate on both nights at Broadmoor World Arena clinched a second-place finish in the event as the Red and White posted season highs in both the short and free portions. 
 
HOW IT HAPPENED

• On Friday night, the Miami senior team skated its short program and posted a final score of 70.04. 
• For their short program, the team's technical element score was 37.26, and the program component score was 32.78; both were second-best in the competitive field.
• On Saturday night, the Red and White were the sixth team to skate and posted a free skate score of 140.11, the third-highest of the night. 
• Miami's technical element score came in at 72.40 and the program component score came in at 67.71. The team's final score totaled 210.15. 
• This was the senior team's highest score of the season.
• The Haydenettes won the event with a final score of 229.71, and the Skyliners were the third-place team with a final score of 209.51, less than a point behind the RedHawks.

UP NEXT

• This concludes the competitive season for Miami's collegiate and senior teams.