Two Top-10 Finishes for Canadian Ice Dancers at Youth Olympic Games

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Gangwon, South Korea (January 30, 2024) – Canadian skaters wrapped up the individual competition portion of the 2024 Youth Olympic Games in Gangwon, South Korea on Tuesday with two top-10 finishes in ice dance, and an 11th place for Kaiya Ruiter in women’s singles.

Audra Gans and Michael Boutsan from Prévost, Que., had the top Canadian finish of the day with a fifth-place in the ice dance competition. Their free skate, performed to music composed by three-time Olympic medallist Eric Radford, scored an 83.83 – a huge new personal best score for the team, giving them a new personal best total score of 136.82.

“This felt amazing. I felt really good on the ice, and everything went smoothly, and I really trusted my skating,” said Gans who made her ISU Junior Grand Prix debut earlier this season in Poland with Boutsan.

“I felt the elements were clean, and I felt it was a good skate and I felt I was able to perform a little bit and I hope the crowd and the judges saw that,” added Boutsan.

The second Canadian ice dance team of Caroline Kravets and Jacob Stark of Kitchener, Ont., set a new personal short program score of 47.98 on Sunday, and finished the competition in 9th position after scoring a 67.72 for the free skate (total score 115.70).

“This felt a lot more comfortable than the first day, it felt more like what we do at home, so it was really good to put out a performance that we’re happy with,” said Stark. “This competition has really taught us to reach for the stars. We weren’t expecting to be here at the beginning of the season – we felt like we were a long shot, but we made it happen and so this has taught us that we can achieve anything we want, as long as we work hard and train for it.”

Newly-minted Canadian senior women’s champion Kaiya Ruiter of Calgary, Alta., had a tougher skate today in her free program, finishing the competition in 11th position with a total score of 154.95. She had entered the day in sixth position after a fantastic short program, which saw her skating in the final group with the top skaters, but with one fall today, and some other jumps under-rotated, she wasn’t able to retain her top-10 position.

“There were certainly some highlights that I’m really proud of, and it wasn’t what I was hoping for, but I really enjoyed the experience and getting to compete on that Youth Olympic ice,” said Ruiter who cited skating in the last group as a real highlight of her time at the Games. “That was such a win for me. Getting to be part of that group of the most incredible girls in this skating world, was just incredible, and was an experience that I don’t think I’ll ever forget.”

The 2024 Youth Olympic Games figure skating competition will conclude on Thursday with the team competition where Canadian skaters will look to capture their first medal in this first edition of a non-mixed nations team competition.

For full results please click here.

Skate Canada’s Response to the ISU’s Statement Regarding the Awarding of Medals for the 2022 Beijing Olympic Games Figure Skating Team Competition

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Skate Canada is extremely disappointed with the International Skating Union’s (ISU) position on the long-awaited awarding of medals for the 2022 Beijing Olympic Games Figure Skating Team Competition.

The Court for Arbitration for Sport (CAS) ruled that in addition to a four-year ban from competition, the ban includes “the disqualification [of] all competitive results” achieved by Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva since the positive test. The ISU in its recent decision is not applying Rule 353, which states that “competitors having finished the competition and who initially placed lower than the disqualified competitor will move up accordingly in their placement.”

Skate Canada strongly disagrees with the ISU’s position on this matter and will consider all options to appeal this decision.

International Synchronized Skating Season Continues

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OTTAWA, ON (January 29, 2024) – The international synchronized skating season continues in February with Canadian junior, senior, and elite 12 teams competing in three events. Both the French Cup (Rouen, France) and the Challenger Series PGE Hevelius Cup (Gdansk, Poland) will take place from February 1-3, 2024, while the Challenger Series Marie Lundmark Trophy (Helsinki, Finland) will close out the month of synchronized skating competitions from February 10-11, 2024. 

After forming as a team in 2023, NEXXICE Elite 12 will compete in this relatively new skating category at the French Cup. They will be joined in France by their junior team who recently finished second at the 2024 Canadian National Skating Championships. 

The NEXXICE senior team and the Nova senior team, who captured bronze and silver respectively at Nationals, will go head-to-head once again at the Hevelius Cup. The Les Suprêmes junior team, who won gold at Nationals, will compete in the junior competition along with Gold Ice who finished sixth.  

Nova Senior will compete again the following weekend at the Marie Lundmark Trophy, where they will be joined by Les Suprêmes Senior who recently won gold at the Budapest Cup. The Les Suprêmes junior team will also compete back-to-back, joined by the Nova junior team. 

Name | Coach | Training Location  

2024 FRENCH CUP 

Senior Elite 12
NEXXICE Elite 12| Shelley Simonton-Barnett & Jennifer Beauchamp-Crichton| Burlington, Ont.   

Junior
NEXXICE Junior | Trish Perdue-Mills | Burlington, Ont. 

2024 CHALLENGER SERIES PGE HEVELIUS CUP   

Senior
Nova Senior | Dominic Barthe | St-Hubert, Que.
NEXXICE Senior| Shelley Simonton-Barnett & Jennifer Beauchamp-Crichton | Burlington, Ont. 

Junior
Les Suprêmes Junior | Marilyn Langlois & Laurie Desilets | Saint-Léonard, Que.
Gold Ice Junior | Jessica Brown & Ashley Greenhalagh | Brampton, Ont.

2024 CHALLENGE SERIES MARIE LUNDMARK TROPHY 

Senior
Nova Senior | Dominic Barthe | St-Hubert, Que.
Les Suprêmes Senior | Marilyn Langlois | Saint-Léonard, Que. 

Junior
Nova Junior | Nadine Tougas | St-Hubert, Que.
Les Suprêmes Junior | Pascal Denis | Saint-Léonard, Que. 

Pairs Gold for Behnke and Sauve at 2024 Youth Olympic Games

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Gangwon, South Korea (January 29, 2024) – Annika Behnke and Kole Sauve made Canadian figure skating history on Monday at the 2024 Youth Olympic Games in Gangwon, South Korea as they won Canada’s first-ever gold medal, and first-ever individual event medal at a Youth Olympic Games.

Behnke from Peace River, Alta., and Sauve of Grand Prairie, Alta., led throughout the competition, scoring a 39.09 for their short program on Saturday where despite falling on the element, they were the only team to attempt a throw triple loop.

Behnke had a small stumble at the very beginning of their free skate on Monday, but the pair recovered swiftly and performed flawlessly from then on to dominate the competition and score a 74.54 giving them a total score of 113.63. This was well ahead of the silver-medal winning team from the USA – Cayla Smith and Jared McPike (98.00), and the bronze medal team from Spain – Caroline Shan Campillo and Pau Vilella (94.03).

“It feels amazing, I’m really happy. I want to thank all my coaches who have helped me get this far,” said Behnke who together with Sauve were competing in front of their largest crowd ever at the Gangneung Ice Arena – scene of so much success for Canada at the 2018 Winter Olympic Games.

When asked how they recovered after their stumble today, Sauve added: “We just took it one element at a time. After that happened and we got the twist done, we forgot about it. It’s a lot easier to have another person there with you, so they can bring you back up after a mistake.”

In the men’s singles competition, David Li from Richmond, B.C., skated a personal best free skate (118.57) to move up from 11th after the short program to finish 10th overall with a total score of 175.73.

“I think the free program, some of the jumps were a little bit shaky, but I’m happy to pull it out and I’m still working on my mental ability to correct things in the program,” said Li who was the junior men’s silver medallist at the 2024 Canadian National Skating Championships last month in Calgary.

Hyungyeom Kim from Korea thrilled his home country crowd to win the gold (216.73) while Adam Hagara from Slovakia took the silver (216.23), and Yanhao Li from New Zealand the bronze (208.84).

The ice dance and women’s singles competitions will wrap up on Tuesday with their free skates, and the team competition will conclude the figure skating competition at the Youth Olympic Games on Thursday.

For full results please click here.

Skate Canada Statement on the Court of Arbitration for Sport’s Ruling

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Skate Canada applauds the decision made by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) regarding Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva’s doping violation during the 2022 Winter Olympic Games. This ruling underscores the significance of stringent anti-doping measures and the need for continuous vigilance in protecting the integrity of figure skating and all sports.

Skate Canada advocates for a clean and level playing field for all athletes, and we support the efforts of international organizations, including the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), in maintaining the integrity of our sport.

We are proud of the incredible dedication and sportsmanship our Canadian figure skaters have shown throughout this process. We also extend our respect and support to all athletes who have trained tirelessly to compete at the highest level.

As we move forward, Skate Canada is committed to focusing on athlete development, clean sport, and promoting the values of excellence, respect, and fairness within the sport of figure skating.

Day Tickets on Sale Now for 2024 Novice Canadian Championships/Skate Canada Cup

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Day tickets for the 2024 Novice Canadian Championships/Skate Canada Cup are now on sale! Day tickets will be priced at $40 for adults and $20 for children 12 and under, plus applicable taxes and fees. Please note that seating will be general admission. Tickets can be purchased online at KW Tickets. 

The 2024 Novice Canadian Championships/Skate Canada Cup will take place at Waterloo Memorial Recreation Complex, in Waterloo, Ontario, from February 21-25, 2024.

EVENT INFORMATION 

The 2024 Novice Canadian Championships will feature the top up-and-coming Canadian figure skaters in the men, women, pair, ice dance, and synchronized skating disciplines, and will determine the 2024 national champions in these fields. The event will be followed by the 2024 Skate Canada Cup, which will showcase synchronized skaters from the intermediate and open levels, who will be vying for a spot on the podium across those categories. 

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The Little Club that Could – Minnedosa Skating Club Champions Inclusivity to Give Local Boy a New Way to Enjoy Skating

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On January 1, 2022, eight-year-old Cain Burgess of Minnedosa, Manitoba, and his family received news that no one ever wants to receive. A lump that his family had noticed on his shin was revealed to be osteosarcoma, and thus began Cain’s journey with cancer.

Cain spent eight months away from home undergoing chemotherapy and multiple surgeries to remove his tibia bone and replace it with a bone graft and a cadaver bone. When he finally returned home, Cain was cancer free and eager to return to his normal life.

Before his cancer diagnosis, Cain had been a very active kid, playing hockey, rugby, biking, and hiking and so getting active again was paramount for his recovery. Despite being cancer free, Cain was still unable to put any weight on his leg, so his family was unsure of what he’d be able to do. Luckily, the family’s good friend, Jacquie Gerrard – President of the Minnedosa Skating Club – had recently seen a CanSkate poster that showed a young boy using a sledge to get out on the ice.

“I really didn’t know anything about sledging, but I contacted Skate Manitoba, and they put me in touch with Skate Canada and they were able to provide me with more information. In Manitoba, it’s mostly Sledge Hockey Manitoba who do the most with sledges, and they’re managed by Manitoba Possible. They were able to get Cain fitted with a sledge, and he brought it out to Minnedosa and he was able to start in our CanSkate program using a sledge which was really cool,” said Gerrard.

Being out on the ice on his sledge has had a very positive impact on Cain says his mother, Danica Wotton: “The social aspect of getting him back on the ice has been beneficial in so many ways. He’s not excluded, and it’s a way for him to take part and be with his friends, and he’s having fun and he’s exercising, which is a huge thing, because I really can’t find many activities for him with his leg not working.”

Cain was also lucky enough to meet and skate with Paralympic athlete Tyler McGregor in February 2023 when he was in Winnipeg for his “Sledge Skate of Hope” campaign. McGregor, who also had a form of bone cancer and lost his leg, discovered para ice hockey early on and is now the captain of Canada’s national para ice hockey team and widely recognized as one of the best players in the world.

“He and Cain went for a skate on the river together, just the two of them. They got to talk and had a lot in common. Tyler has had his struggles as well, so they were chatting and sledging, and it was really cool for Cain,” said his mother Danica.

Minnedosa is a small, rural town, near Brandon, Manitoba, with few opportunities for kids with different abilities to get involved in sport and recreation. After seeing the impact that sledge skating has had on Cain, Gerrard is working to create better access to the sport for other local skaters. She applied for a grant with the Minnedosa and District Foundation to purchase two additional sleds for the club.

“We just got those before Christmas, and together with our recreation department, they’re now available anytime we have public skating, or sticks and pucks – our whole community can use them and try them out. Anyone who’s tried it thinks it’s super fun,” said Gerrard.

Cain has become the resident expert on sledge skating in his town. He helped make some videos for the club about how to use them, how to get in them, and how to stop and will be helping to teach other kids that want to learn how to sledge through the club’s CanSkate programs.

“We’re just so thankful to the club,” said Wotton. “At the time that this was all going on, Cain was really struggling with a lot and having a lot of challenges with his chemo, and his treatment, and not being mobile, and they were in the background, doing all of this and taking the lead on it, which took a lot off our plate. They gave Cain this opportunity – we didn’t ask for it – they just did it, and we’re really grateful to them for thinking of him and doing their work towards making this inclusive activity out here in in a rural area setting where we don’t have these things.”

If you’d like to find out more about sledge skating, and you live in Manitoba, visit any of the links in this story. For other parts of Canada, please get in touch with our Member Services desk at Skate Canada and they will direct you appropriately.

View Skate Canada’s CanSkate-Sledge Skating Development Library

Pre-Novice & Novice Skaters to Compete at 2023-2024 Skate Canada Challenge in Oakville

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OTTAWA, ON (January 24, 2024) – Nearly 200 skaters from across Canada are set to compete in the 2023-2024 Skate Canada Challenge – Pre-Novice/Novice, taking place at the Sixteen Mile Sports Complex in Oakville, Ont. from February 1 – 4, 2024. 

The annual event shines the spotlight on the sport’s rising stars as they fight for a place on the podium and entry to the 2024 Novice Canadian Championships, held from February 20-25 in Waterloo, Ont. The competition will feature performances by pre-novice and novice skaters in the men, women, pair, pattern and ice dance disciplines. 

Fans can expect to see some familiar faces on the ice, including last year’s pre-novice champions Lia Cho (women’s), Rui Qin (men’s), and Tasha Lai and Mickey Becker-Pos (ice dance), who will be competing at the novice level and will once again be aiming for the top step of the podium. 

Tickets to the 2023-2024 Skate Canada Challenge – Pre-Novice/Novice will be available for purchase onsite at the Sixteen Mile Sports Complex, with prices ranging from $25 for single session tickets to $50 for all-event tickets (plus applicable fees). The event will also be live streamed on skatecanada.ca.   

For more information including the schedule, entries and start orders, please click here. 

Les Suprêmes Synchronized Skating Team Win Gold at Budapest Cup

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Budapest, Hungary (January 22, 2024) – The international synchronized skating season got started this weekend in Budapest, Hungary with the Budapest Cup, and the reigning world championship team, Les Suprêmes, from Saint-Léonard, Que., showed that they are still the team to beat by winning gold in the senior event.

The team had a good fight from the Haydenettes team from the USA – the American team was sitting in first following the short program, but their narrow lead was swallowed by the Les Suprêmes team in the free skate – leaving the Canadian team in first with a total overall score of 234.60, and the Americans in second with a total score of 232.73. The Helsinki Rockettes team from Finland captured the bronze with a total score of 229.03.

“We’re really with both of our skates. We’ve been working on our technical since nationals, and we’re really happy that we improved that. And overall, we just wanted to do exactly like we do in practice and have fun,” said team co-captain Olivia Di Giandomenico of their performances.

Team NEXXICE from Burlington, Ont., also had some really strong skates and finished in fifth place overall with a total score of 212.22.

“We’ve had a really amazing experience in Budapest. After nationals, where we had a couple of mistakes, we wanted to come out here and prove ourselves, and I think we did,” said NEXXICE co-captain Tegan Orr.

Her co-captain Taylor Johnston added: “We’ve made amazing progress with both programs over the past few weeks and we’ve been working really hard together to find that collaboration and really put those best programs out there.”

The Nova Juniors team from St-Hubert, Que., had the top canadian finish in the junior competition, finishing just off the podium in fourth with a total score of 183.33. The Golding Ice Junior team from Blainville, Que., finished sixth with a total score of 159.28. The Elite Junior team from the USA won gold with a total score of 202.22, while the Dream Edges Junior team (200.68) and Fintastic Junior team (200.39), both from Finland, took silver and bronze respectively.

“We felt really strong. We wanted to put out a performance that we could be proud of, and we really put our hearts into it,” said Nova team co-captain Jordan Campbell.

Next up for Canadian synchronized skaters is the Trophy D’Écosse taking place in Dumfries, Great Britain from January 26-27 where two junior teams – NEXXICE and Ignite Junior will be looking to climb onto the podium.

For full results please click here.

Canadian Team Ready to Challenge for the Podium at 2024 ISU Four Continents Championships

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OTTAWA, ON (January 22, 2024) – Canada will be represented by 18 talented skaters at the 2024 ISU Four Continents Figure Skating Championships taking place in Shanghai, China from February 1-4, 2024. The Championships, which are one of the International Skating Union’s (ISU) most significant events, will feature athletes from the Americas, Asia, Africa, and Oceania competing in men’s, women’s, pair, and ice dance events. 

In the women’s field, the Canadian team will be led by two-time national champion and 2023 Nepela Memorial bronze medallist, Madeline Schizas. She will be joined by Sara-Maude Dupuis, who finished in the top-10 at the 2023 ISU Four Continents competition, and Justine Miclette, who brought home a bronze medal from the 2023 Autumn Classic International in Montreal. 

Newly minted senior national champion Wesley Chiu will make his Four Continents debut in the men’s competition. He will be joined by 2023 Skate Canada Challenge gold medallist Conrad Orzel, who finished eighth at the 2023 ISU Four Continents competition, and by 2022 Olympian Roman Sadovsky who will be competing in his first international competition this season after a series of travel mishaps earlier in the season. 

In the pair competition, Deanna Stellato-Dudek and Maxime Deschamps will be looking to add to their growing medal collection after the duo recently won their second national title and brought home bronze from the ISU Grand Prix Final. Lia Pereira and Trennt Michaud, who took home a gold medal from the Grand Prix de France earlier this season, will also be aiming for a spot on the podium, as will national bronze medallists Kelly Ann Laurin and Loucas Éthier. 

As always, Canada will be well-represented in ice dance, with three-time Canadian Champions and 2023 World Championship bronze medallists Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier leading the charge. Joining them will be 2023 Four Continents silver medallists Laurence Fournier-Beaudry and Nikolaj Soerensen, and Marie-Jade Lauriault and Romain Le Gac, who recently finished second at the 2024 Canadian National Skating Championships. 

The competition kicks off Thursday, February 1, with the women’s, men’s, and pair short programs. Friday, February 2, will feature the rhythm dance and women’s free program, while Saturday will feature the men’s and pairs free skate. The competition will wrap up on Sunday, February 4, with the free dance. 

Women 
Sara-Maude Dupuis | 18 | Montreal, Que. | Stephane Yvars | Boucherville, Que.
Justine Miclette | 17 | Chambly, Que. | Yvan Desjardins, Violaine Émard, Vanessa Sauriol | Chambly, Que.
Madeline Schizas | 19 | Oakville, Ont. | Nancy Lemaire & Derek Schmidt | Milton, Ont.      

Men 
Wesley Chiu | 18 | Vancouver, B.C. | Keegan Murphy & Eileen Murphy | Richmond, B.C.
Conrad Orzel | 23 | Toronto, Ont. | Ravi Walia | Edmonton, Alta. 
Roman Sadovsky | 24 | Vaughan, Ont. | Tracey Wainman & Grzegorz Filipowski | Richmond Hill, Ont.  

Pair 
Kelly Ann Laurin | 18 | St-Jérôme, Que. & Loucas Éthier | 23 | Deux-Montagnes, Que. | Stéphanie Valois | Rosemère, Que.  
Lia Pereira | 19 | Milton, Ont. & Trennt Michaud | 27 | Trenton, Ont. | Alison Purkiss & Nancy Lemaire| Milton, Ont.  
Deanna Stellato-Dudek | 40 | Chicago, USA & Maxime Deschamps | 32 | Vaudreuil-Dorion, Que. | Josée Picard | Vaudreuil-Dorion, Que.    

Ice Dance 
Laurence Fournier Beaudry | 31 | Montreal, Que. & Nikolaj Soerensen | 34 | Montreal, Que. | Marie-France Dubreuil & Patrice Lauzon | Montreal, Que.    
Piper Gilles | 32 | Toronto, Ont. & Paul Poirier | 32 | Unionville, Ont. | Carol Lane & Juris Razgulajevs | Scarborough, Ont.
Marie-Jade Lauriault | 27 | Ste-Anne-des-plaines, Que. & Romain Le Gac | 28 | Ste-Anne-des-plaines, Que. | Marie-France Dubreuil & Patrice Lauzon | Montreal, Que.  

Team Leaders – Mike Slipchuk & Shae Zukiwsky
Medical Team – Scott Fraser & Erika Persson
Officials – André-Marc Allain, Andrew Bosco, Glenn Fortin & Karen Howard  

For more information about the event, click here. 

Canadian Synchronized Skating Teams Kick off Their International Season

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OTTAWA, ON (January 16, 2024) – Canadian junior and senior synchronized skating teams will begin their international competitive season this month with two events – the 2024 Budapest Cup which will take place in Budapest, Hungary from January 19-21, 2024 and the Trophy d’Écosse which will be held in Dumfries, Great Britain from January 26-27, 2024. 

Les Suprêmes, the reigning World Champions and newly minted 2024 Canadian Senior Champions, and NEXXICE senior, the 2023 Canadian Champions, will compete in the senior division at the Budapest Cup, while the Nova junior team, bronze medallists at the Canadian Championships last weekend in Calgary, and Golding Ice Junior, will compete in the junior division. 

At the Trophy d’Écosse, Canada will be represented by the junior teams from NEXXICE, who were the Canadian junior champions in 2023 and silver medallists at the recent 2024 Canadian National Championships, and Ice Ignite who finished fourth at the recent national championships. 

Name | Coaches | Training Location 

2024 BUDAPEST CUP  

Senior   

Les Suprêmes | Marilyn Langlois & Pascal Denis | Saint-Léonard, Que. 

NEXXICE | Shelley Simonton-Barnett & Jennifer Beauchamp-Crichton| Burlington, Ont.   

Junior 

Golding Ice Junior| Vanessa D’Amico & François-Xavier Ouellette | Blainville, Que.

Nova Juniors | Nadine Tougas & Trina McKellar | St-Hubert, Que. 

2024 TROPHY D’ÉCOSSE   

Junior  

NEXXICE Junior | Trish Perdue-Mills | Burlington, Ont. 

ICE Ignite Junior | Sheri Moir & Cara Moir | Ilderton, Ont. 

Skate Canada Names Teams for 2024 ISU Championships

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CALGARY, AB (January 14, 2024) – Following the completion of the 2024 Canadian National Skating Championships, Skate Canada has named its teams for two upcoming ISU Championships. The week-long championships were held at Calgary’s WinSport Arena from January 8-14, 2024 and featured junior and senior skaters across the men’s, women’s, pair, ice dance, and synchronized skating disciplines. 

Skate Canada has a robust selection criterion for each ISU Championships to undertake the selection of athletes and teams who will represent Canada at these events. Skate Canada’s selection criteria for ISU Championships can be found on skatecanada.ca. Athletes competing at the 2024 ISU World Figure Skating Championships in Montreal, Canada, will be announced at a later date. 

2024 ISU FOUR CONTINENTS FIGURE SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS
SHANGHAI, CHINA: JANUARY 30 – FEBRUARY 4, 2024 

Women
Sara-Maude Dupuis
Justine Miclette
Madeline Schizas  

Men
Wesley Chiu
Conrad Orzel
Roman Sadovsky 

 Pair
Kelly Ann Laurin & Loucas Éthier
Lia Pereira & Trennt Michaud
Deanna Stellato-Dudek & Maxime Deschamps 

Ice Dance
Laurence Fournier Beaudry & Nikolaj Soerensen
Marjorie Lajoie & Zachary Lagha
Piper Gilles & Paul Poirier 

2024 ISU WORLD JUNIOR FIGURE SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS
TAIPEI CITY, TAIPEI: FEBURARY 26 – MARCH 3, 2024  

Women
Lulu Lin
Kaiya Ruiter 

Men
Anthony Paradis
Aleksa Rakic 

 Pair
Ava Kemp & Yohnatan Elizarov
Martina Ariano Kent & Charly Laliberté-Laurent  

Ice Dance
Alisa Korneva & Kieran MacDonald
Chloe Nguyen & Brendan Giang
Layla Veillon & Alexander Brandys

2024 ISU WORLD JUNIOR SYNCHRONIZED SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS 
NEUCHÂTEL, SWITZERLAND: MARCH 15 – 16, 2024

The two teams selected to represent Skate Canada at the 2024 ISU World Junior Synchronized Championships will be announced on or before February 14, 2024. 

2024 ISU WORLD SYNCHRONIZED SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS
ZAGREB, CROATIA: APRIL 5-6, 2024

The two teams selected to represent Skate Canada at the 2024 ISU World Synchronized Championships will be announced on or before February 14, 2024.