2009-2010
Coming soon!
2008-2009
Pacific Ice gains Club status and becomes the Pacific Ice Synchronized Skating Club. Including two new teams Odyssey (Junior) and Essence (Adult).
2007-2008
Had a great season and represented our home province at the BMO Festival synchro Canadian Championships in Chilliwack BC.
2006-2007
Pacific Ice continued the season with a Junior and Adult team. The Junior team competed at its first Rosebowl event with a great showing. The Adult teamrepresented Pacific Ice at Nationals placing 12th overall.
2005-2006
We begin the year with a new board, and a new look.
2004-2005
All Pacific Ice teams compete at the 2005 Nationals, Danalee Harrison begins coaching both Adult and Novice.
2003-2004
Pacific Ice Novice competes at their first National Competition!
2002-2003
Exciting News, two Pacific Ice skaters compete at the 2003 World Synchronized skating Championships. Nori for Japan, and Marianne for Australia! A few Pacific Ice members went along to cheer them on! Pacific Ice Open goes Junior! Adult introduces a new Coach Janet faveri.
2001-2002
Pacific Ice Open introduces the PI Mascots the "V's". This year includes Novice, Open, and Adult teams!
2000-2001
Pacific Ice introduces its first ever Novice Team. Our skaters perform at the 2001 World Figure Skating Championships Closing Ceremonies.
1999-2000
Pacific Ice changes to the "Festival" stream, with Open and Adult teams.
1998-1999
Pacific Ice continued with its Adult and Junior teams. The skaters traveled to Montreal for Nationals.
1997-1998
In the summer of 1997 we saw a rocky start "No coaches", When one door closes another opens. We secured Jennifer Cummings as the Adult and Junior coach. We no longer had a senior team with 95% of our skaters able to compete on Junior and Adult.
1996-1997
Addition of the Pacific Ice Rockettes Adult with coach Blair Koski. The Senior team lost coach Leslie Rupp and added Susie Hanham. In October of that year Junior teams White Rock and Coquitlam joined Pacific Ice with coach Diane Knutsonand Blair Koski.
1995-1996
Begining of Pacific Ice and Greater Vancouver Precision. Thanks to Marg Evens and Gloria Nidzgorski, a Senior team was formed with coaches Leslie Rupp and Dee Dee Randorf.
