Formed in 1979 by Elaine Ahern, the Precisionaires at the University of Delaware were the first university affiliated synchronized skating team. She recruited girls from the university’s skating classes as a way to keep students interested in skating. The Precisionaires originally competed in the junior division, and eventually in the senior division. The Precisionaires became very successful after making the decision to transition into the newly formed collegiate division, where they’ve received a pewter national medal in 2001, four bronze medals in 1999, 2004, 2006, and 2007, and were crowned with the silver medal in 2000 and 2008. In 2005, the Precisionaires officially changed their name to the University of Delaware Synchronized Skating Team.

The University of Delaware Synchronized Skating Team is proud to provide UD students with the opportunity to continue their skating careers in college and compete against other Collegiate teams across the country. 

As a Registered Student Organization UDSST is completely self-run, composed of full-time college students who set out to achieve a high level of excellence both in the classroom and on the ice.