SM Latin 2026 in Sion

10-Dance Swiss Championships 2024 The 2026 Swiss Latin Championships will take place in Valais. Club Danse Azur Sion (CDAS) will host this championship on Saturday, 26 September at the Salle Polyvalente in Conthey. CDAS already impressed as the organiser of the 10-Dance Swiss Championships in August 2024, demonstrating a great deal of commitment. This means that all national championships for the 2026 season have now been allocated.
Corrodi/Kucharczyk - dominance extended
Davide Corrodi/Maja Kucharczyk further extended their dominance at the Swiss Championships in Tenero. The Zug dance couple (TSCZ) regained the standard title from Volodymyr Kasilov/Yulia Dreier in a fascinating duel, followed by their 16th Swiss championship title in the main category the next day in the ten dance. Standard is the only discipline in which Davide&Maja have won national titles in
Tutti noi - andiamo al Ticino!
All of us who are part of the Swiss dance sport community can show our solidarity on the weekend of 22/23 November. After 2014 and 2018, the Swiss Standard and Ten Dance Championships will once again be held in Ticino, at the Centro Sportivo in Tenero to be precise. “They are a key sporting event for our association and an expression of our common goal of promoting the
Many participants in the Future Champions Cup

The second of three tournaments of the new Future Champions Cup with cup ranking at the end took place on 27 September in the training hall of Dance Unlimited Zurich (DUZ). Once again, many couples and solo dancers travelled to the event and brought a large audience with them - including from Germany, Austria, Ticino, Valais and French-speaking Switzerland. Special attention was paid to our two foreign
Davide/Maja - fourth gold in a row

Davide Corrodi/Maja Kucharczyk fully lived up to their role as favourites at the Swiss Latin Championships in Wallisellen. The defending champions from Tanzsportclub Zug (TSCZ) confidently prevailed in an atmospheric final and won their fourth gold medal in a row. Flavio Martins de Sà/Angelina Lesniak (TTZ) and Alessandro Faraco/Charleen Leimer (NHDC) won silver and bronze. Corrodi stretched at the
SM Latin - the big autumn highlight

On Saturday, 20 September, the big autumn highlight of the 2025 dance sport year will take place at the Doktorhaus Wallisellen, where the best Swiss Latin couples of all age groups will compete in the national championship. The Glattal Pokal, organised by Turniertanzsportklub Zürich (TTZ), will take place at the same time and will focus on Standard. Who can defend their championship titles from the previous year, who will cause surprises and who will win the title?
Future Champions Cup - new format impresses
The first of three tournaments as part of the newly conceived "Future Champions Cup" is over - the new format of the organising Dance Unlimited Zurich (DUZ), which is aimed at beginner couples, solos and mainly young dancers, was an immediate success. Children from the age of 3 could be seen on the dance floor. Thanks to this
SDSC solo tournament for adults

On 24 May, there will be numerous opportunities for solo dancers to compete in the Star Series and SupaLeague categories at the SDSC tournament at the Dancers dance school in Wallisellen. In addition to numerous student and junior tournaments, for the first time there will also be an opportunity for adults to compete in four dances (Samba, Chachacha, Rumba and Jive). Please register immediately
SM dates 2025 and 2026 known
Good news for all licensed dance couples - the 2025 Swiss Championships have all been placed, and two of the three title fights have already been confirmed for 2026. The 2025 Latin title fight will once again take place in Wallisellen. The organiser TTZ is holding this championship as part of the Glattalpokal. Fortunately, the Ticino Dance Sport Club TDSC is once again organising a
Conflict of dates between Züri Trophy and TRAFO Cup

The first two tournaments of the new STSV competition season will take place on the same weekend, namely 22 and 23 March 2025; the "Züri Trophy" in Seuzach on Saturday and the "TRAFO Cup" in Baden on Sunday. How did this "unfortunate" constellation come about? The organisers of the TRAFO Cup, the Happy Dancers Baden, had already cancelled their traditional tournament a few years ago.