Catalunya Stars Returns to Girona: Top Artístic Roller Skating Talent to Compete at Fontajau

Catalonia’s premier artistic roller skating showcase returns to Girona on Saturday, November 21, 2026, bringing top-tier competition and team events to the Fontajau pavilion.

Girona Hosts Ninth Edition

The Fontajau pavilion will host the ninth edition of the Catalunya Stars, diaridegirona.cat reported. The event is organized by the Catalan Skating Federation with backing from the Girona City Council.

City and federation officials presented the main updates for this year’s showcase during a morning briefing. Girona Sports Councilor Àdam Bertran welcomed the return of the event to the city.

It is a satisfaction that Girona will host the Catalunya Stars again, an event that highlights the talent and level of Catalan artistic skating, Councilor Bertran said, according to diaridegirona.cat.

Catalunya Stars Returns to Girona: Top Artístic Roller Skating Talent to Compete at Fontajau
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Federation President Benjamí Pons and Girona territorial delegate Cati Fontané joined Bertran at the presentation. General public ticket sales opened on November 11, 2026, at 12:00 p.m. via the official Federation ticketing portal, following an initial reservation window for skating clubs.

Three Collective Teams Feature Specific Captains

Skaters will compete across three collective teams—Yellow, Blue, and Red—moving away from traditional individual scoring formats.

The Red Team features senior men’s free skating competitor Arnau Pérez and senior women’s free skating competitor Sira Bella as captains, fcpatinatge.cat reported. The Yellow Team is led by senior solo dance skater Kilian Gomis and senior women’s free skater Elna Francés. The Blue Team relies on senior men’s free skater Héctor Díez and junior solo dance skater Judit Sallent at the helm.

Group show acts, quartets, and inline skating events round out the rosters. The Yellow Team includes entries from CPA Tona, AS Cunit, and CP L’Aldea. The Blue Team features performances from CPA Olot, PA Figueres, and AS Llavaneres. The Red Team adds routines from CP Jove Salou alongside returning clubs. Alba Duch and Júlia Ribas compete in junior women’s free skating for the Yellow Team, which also includes inline junior female competitor Daniela Aragonès and the junior dance pair formed by Laura Rocha and Pol Sanchez.

The Blue Team features senior female free skater Mar Cajal, cadet male free skater Biel Llobet, junior female solo dance competitor Lucia Camarillo, and the cadet artistic pair Laia Garrido and Nil Cirbán.

For the Red Team, individual entries include senior female free skater Paula Román and junior female free skater Johanna Solvas, alongside senior female solo dance skater Marta Domingo and senior male solo dance skater Édgar Cabacas.

Fontajau Pavilion Hosts the Event on November 21, 2026

The event takes place entirely on November 21, 2026, at the Fontajau pavilion in Girona. Media accreditation is managed through the Federation application form.

Federation channels will publish detailed performance orders and exact time slots ahead of the competition day.

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