Senior international teams
Haydenettes
Individual strength.
A shared standard.
Different journeys come together on the ice. Hayden Synchro’s senior athletes bring power, precision and a shared commitment to performances on the national and international stage.
Two squads in 2026–2027: Haydenettes9 and Haydenettes16.
See them skate
See What They
Build Together.
Speed. Connection. A whole team moving through one musical idea. See the Haydenettes’ 2026 World Championships free skate, the performance that earned World Silver.
Let the skating tell the story. Watch the performance here, then meet the athletes and see the work behind it.
2026 Synchro Worlds: Haydenettes Free SkateTwo squads, one program
Meet Haydenettes9
and Haydenettes16.
Two distinct teams compete in two formats. Both are part of Hayden Synchro’s senior international program.
Synchro9: nine-skater format
Haydenettes9
The nine-skater squad is part of the pilot season for senior Synchro9 in 2026–2027.
Traditional: sixteen-skater format
Haydenettes16
The sixteen-skater squad competes in the traditional senior synchronized skating format.
Synchro9 is opening a new chapter for the sport. The Haydenettes are one of two U.S. clubs named to pilot a senior Synchro9 roster for 2026–2027. Explore Hayden Synchro’s Olympic path
Source: U.S. Figure Skating, August 4, 2026.
Inside the team
The Work Behind
the Performance.
The moments on the ice begin long before the music starts. Team practice, individual skating and off-ice conditioning build the strength and trust a performance demands.
The Haydenettes balance that commitment with college, graduate school and full-time careers. Their shared standard is built through the work they do together, week after week.
- 12-14 hron the ice each week
- 3-4 hroff-ice conditioning each week
- 42weeks of training a year
Published training figures for Haydenettes16.
Coaching the program
Guided by Experience.
Built Through Trust.
Head Coach Saga Krantz leads the Haydenettes program with Assistant Coaches Ashley Tomich, Lee Chandler and Taylor Stender.
Saga Krantz
Head Coach
Ashley Tomich
Assistant Coach
Lee Chandler
Assistant Coach
Taylor Stender
Assistant Coach
Home rink: Skating Club of Boston, Norwood, Massachusetts
The Haydenettes record
A Standard Built
Across Generations.
The Haydenettes have represented the United States at every World Synchronized Skating Championship since the event began in 2000. Each season adds to a record built by generations of athletes and coaches.
World Championship medals: 2 silver, 6 bronze
- 2026SilverISU World Synchronized Skating Championships
- 2025BronzeISU World Synchronized Skating Championships
- 2024SilverISU World Synchronized Skating Championships
- 2016BronzeISU World Synchronized Skating Championships
- 2013BronzeISU World Synchronized Skating Championships
- 2012BronzeISU World Synchronized Skating Championships
- 2011BronzeISU World Synchronized Skating Championships
- 2010BronzeISU World Synchronized Skating Championships
U.S. National titles: the full year-by-year record
1988, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026
Fifteen under founder Lynn Benson, eighteen under Saga Krantz.
Skating & the rest of life
Ambition on the Ice.
A Life Beyond It.
The 2026–2027 Haydenettes range in age from 18 to 32 and come from fifteen states. They bring different experiences, studies and careers to the team.
Considering how elite skating could fit alongside your studies or work? Ask skaters and coaches who have lived that balance.
Ask about the day-to-day.
Talk about training, travel, school and work.
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2026–2027 rosters
The People Behind
the Performance.
Meet each squad separately. The format is the number of skaters on the ice; each roster also includes athletes beyond that number.
Both squads: 30 athletes listed.
Haydenettes9
Synchro9 · Nine-skater format- LB
Lillian Bergbom
Saratoga Springs, New York
Age 21
- MC
Milan Canty
Rancho Santa Fe, California
Age 24
- KC
Kyra Christensen
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Age 23
- GE
Grace Eigner
Edina, Minnesota
Age 22
- MH
Molly Hammond
North Attleboro, Massachusetts
Age 19
- KL
Kyan LaMear
St. Louis, Missouri
Age 22
- KM
Kate Mullen
West Hills, California
Age 20
- AM
Abigale Mustell
Queen Creek, Arizona
Age 20
- CN
Clara Neal
Falmouth, Maine
Age 21
- EU
Ella Uhde
East Bethel, Minnesota
Age 20
Haydenettes16
Traditional · Sixteen-skater format- DB
Dianna Barker
Twin Lakes, Wisconsin
Age 26
- JB
Jessica Burns
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Age 18
- AC
Autumn Coulthard
Las Vegas, Nevada
Age 25
- CC
Caitriona Curry
Pleasantville, New York
Age 22
- KE
Kiana Eickbush
Wilmette, Illinois
Age 21
- PF
Paige Felton
Mendon, Massachusetts
Age 24
- LG
Lauren Gizinski
Victoria, Minnesota
Age 24
- PL
Priyanka Lucey
Madison, Wisconsin
Age 20
- JM
Jennifer Menikotz
Canandaigua, New York
Age 21
- AM
Ava Monaco
Lexington, Massachusetts
Age 21
- CM
Carmela Mariz Olarte
Orland Park, Illinois
Age 25
- AQ
Ashley Qiu
Kildeer, Illinois
Age 18
- TR
Trinity Reagan
Anchorage, Alaska
Age 23
- ER
Emily Ruben
Saint Louis, Missouri
Age 20
- TS
Tamaki Shinohara
Schaumburg, Illinois
Age 18
- AS
Adrianna Stefanoudakis
Denver, Colorado
Age 23
- AW
Alicia Wang
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Age 20
- CW
Christie Williams
Plainville, Massachusetts
Age 32
- JW
Jessica Witt
Frederick, Maryland
Age 24
- RW
Rachel Wu
Sudbury, Massachusetts
Age 20
Individual photographs appear as they are supplied; initials remain where a photograph is pending. 2026-2027 photographs by David Shilale Photography.
See them compete
Follow the Season.
Find each squad’s next scheduled appearance, then use the events calendar for locations and viewing information.
Keep up with the team.
Follow performances and team updates.
Team manager
For team information, contact ghmayer@
Watching from home
Broadcast arrangements may change. Check the events schedule for confirmed viewing information.