AWARD CEREMONY
At the meeting with the national cadre on 17th September 2024 president Jimmy Stryhn Meyer presented award certificates to Alison Morgan, Julie Straus and Caroline Toft.
All three, on the basis of their results and performances over the past season (2023/2024), were awarded a sum of money to help fund their needs over the sporting season.
Another way of motivating our skaters to achieve best results.
The criteria were drawn up by the ULP Technical Committee and approved by the Executive Committee. A financial award at the end of each season may be given to the cadre skaters with the best results of the season. Consideration is also given to the skater’s behaviour, attendance at training sessions and respect of the rules. The elements must be performed in a competition. Only international A and ISU recognized competitions are taken into consideration for the awarding. The minimum number of judges must be 3 for the competition to be considered for this award.
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Congratulations!
Admission Tests to National Cadre
JGP Qualification
June 22, 2024
Patinoire Kockelscheuer
On 22nd June 2024, the ULP organised the national cadre tests for the 2024-25 season.
Invitations were sent to 10 skaters in the Minimen A, Minimen B, Novice, Intermediate and Junior categories. Two skaters were excused due to a lower body injury.
With the admission tests, the ULP organized the qualification process for the 2024/2025 Junior Grand Prix (JGP), and two candidates were invited to participate. The objective of this qualification is to identify and select the most promising skaters who demonstrate the technical skills, artistic performance, and competitive readiness required to represent the federation at an international level in the Junior Grand Prix series.​
For criteria, see the National cadre Rules and Guidelines below.
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The judging panel
Jerry Hilgert - Lux international judge
Carmen Laun - DE international judge and ISU Judge
Mental coaching
The ULP decided to organise an initiation session to mental coaching with Ms Cloé Guibal on 16th December .
Ms Guibal is a former high-level gymnast and coach, notably with the Luxembourg national team, and a graduate of the University of Montpelier. She specialises in mental coaching and has been working for several years with Luxembourg clubs and sports federations. Ms Guibal also works with the Luxembourg Ministry of Sport and trains coaches in mental preparation.
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The introductory session went very well, and we're looking forward to working together again.
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Charter of Commitments
The ULP's policy of requiring members and/or their parents to sign the Commitment Charter, introduced last season, is aimed at ensuring a balanced level of engagement from all parties. This charter formalizes the expectations regarding participation, discipline, and mutual respect within the club or federation. By signing the charter, members acknowledge their responsibilities, such as regular attendance at training sessions, adherence to rules, and a respectful attitude toward coaches, teammates, and the organization. The initiative seeks to create a positive, supportive environment that fosters growth, fairness, and commitment across all levels.