Speed Skating Canada

National Team | Long Track

Kaylin Irvine

TEAMS
LONG TRACK TEAMS
Short Track Team Long Track Team
Kaylin Irvine
Abigail McCluskeyNEXTGEN
 Adora SeniNEXTGEN
 Alexa ScottNEXTGEN
 Alexandre MignerNEXTGEN
 Alison DesmaraisNEXTGEN
 Alphonse OuimetteNATIONAL
 Alyson CharlesNATIONAL
 Ann-Sophie BachandNEXTGEN
 Anna BourgeoisNEXTGEN
 Anne-Clara BelleyNEXTGEN
 Antoine Gélinas-BeaulieuNATIONAL
 Béatrice LamarcheNEXTGEN
 Brooklyn McDougallNEXTGEN
 Camille De Serres-RainvilleNATIONAL
 Cédrick BrunetNEXTGEN
 Christopher FiolaNEXTGEN
 Claudia GagnonNATIONAL
 Connor HoweNATIONAL
 Cooper EminNEXTGEN
 Courtney SaraultNATIONAL
 Danaé BlaisNATIONAL
 David La RueNEXTGEN
 Florence BrunelleNATIONAL
 Frank RothNEXTGEN
 Gabrielle JelonekNEXTGEN
 Gilmore JunioNATIONAL
 Graeme FishNATIONAL
 Hayden MayeurNEXTGEN
 Heather McLeanNATIONAL
 Isabelle WeidemannNATIONAL
 Ivanie BlondinNATIONAL
 Jake WeidemannNEXTGEN
 Jérôme CourtemancheNATIONAL
 Jordan BelchosNATIONAL
 Jordan Pierre-GillesNATIONAL
 Kaleb MullerNEXTGEN
 Kali ChristNEXTGEN
 Kim BoutinNATIONAL
 Laura HallNEXTGEN
 Laurent DubreuilNATIONAL
 Lindsey Kent
 Maddison PearmanNEXTGEN
 Marsha HudeyNATIONAL
 Mathieu PelletierNEXTGEN
 Maxime LaounNATIONAL
 Miao QiNEXTGEN
 Nicolas PerreaultNATIONAL
 Pascal DionNATIONAL
 Rikki DoakNATIONAL
 Rose Laliberté-RoyNEXTGEN
 Samuel BureauNEXTGEN
 Samuel GreenNEXTGEN
 Steven DuboisNATIONAL
 Ted-Jan BloemenNATIONAL
 Thomas SimpkinNEXTGEN
 Tyson LangelaarNATIONAL
 Valérie MaltaisNATIONAL
 Victor Roy-LafranceNEXTGEN
 Victoria GareauNEXTGEN
 Victoria Jean-Baptiste
 Vincent De HaîtreNATIONAL
 William DandjinouNATIONAL
 Wren AcornNEXTGEN

BIOGRAPHY

A sprint specialist, Kaylin Irvine has gone on to represent Canada at two Olympic Games since joining the national long track team in 2011.

Irvine took up speed skating at the age of 10 in Fort St. John and continued skating in Northern B.C. until her family moved back to her hometown of Calgary when she was 15. She began training at the Olympic Oval and joined the national team program when she turned 20 years old.

Irvine made her World Cup debut during the 2011-2012 season and followed that up with her first ever trips to the World Sprint Championships and World Single Distances Championships. She competed in her first full international season the following year and has been a mainstay on the team ever since. Over the course of her career, she has won a pair of World Cup bronze medals in the Team Sprint, while also brining home silver from the 2019 World Championships in the same discipline.

Irvine became an Olympian at Sochi 2014, where she finished 17th in the 1000m. She also competed in that distance four years later at PyeongChang 2018, where she was ranked 23rd.

Teams
LONG TRACK TEAMS
Short Track Team Long Track Team
Kaylin Irvine
Abigail McCluskeyNEXTGEN
 Adora SeniNEXTGEN
 Alexa ScottNEXTGEN
 Alexandre MignerNEXTGEN
 Alison DesmaraisNEXTGEN
 Alphonse OuimetteNATIONAL
 Alyson CharlesNATIONAL
 Ann-Sophie BachandNEXTGEN
 Anna BourgeoisNEXTGEN
 Anne-Clara BelleyNEXTGEN
 Antoine Gélinas-BeaulieuNATIONAL
 Béatrice LamarcheNEXTGEN
 Brooklyn McDougallNEXTGEN
 Camille De Serres-RainvilleNATIONAL
 Cédrick BrunetNEXTGEN
 Christopher FiolaNEXTGEN
 Claudia GagnonNATIONAL
 Connor HoweNATIONAL
 Cooper EminNEXTGEN
 Courtney SaraultNATIONAL
 Danaé BlaisNATIONAL
 David La RueNEXTGEN
 Florence BrunelleNATIONAL
 Frank RothNEXTGEN
 Gabrielle JelonekNEXTGEN
 Gilmore JunioNATIONAL
 Graeme FishNATIONAL
 Hayden MayeurNEXTGEN
 Heather McLeanNATIONAL
 Isabelle WeidemannNATIONAL
 Ivanie BlondinNATIONAL
 Jake WeidemannNEXTGEN
 Jérôme CourtemancheNATIONAL
 Jordan BelchosNATIONAL
 Jordan Pierre-GillesNATIONAL
 Kaleb MullerNEXTGEN
 Kali ChristNEXTGEN
 Kim BoutinNATIONAL
 Laura HallNEXTGEN
 Laurent DubreuilNATIONAL
 Lindsey Kent
 Maddison PearmanNEXTGEN
 Marsha HudeyNATIONAL
 Mathieu PelletierNEXTGEN
 Maxime LaounNATIONAL
 Miao QiNEXTGEN
 Nicolas PerreaultNATIONAL
 Pascal DionNATIONAL
 Rikki DoakNATIONAL
 Rose Laliberté-RoyNEXTGEN
 Samuel BureauNEXTGEN
 Samuel GreenNEXTGEN
 Steven DuboisNATIONAL
 Ted-Jan BloemenNATIONAL
 Thomas SimpkinNEXTGEN
 Tyson LangelaarNATIONAL
 Valérie MaltaisNATIONAL
 Victor Roy-LafranceNEXTGEN
 Victoria GareauNEXTGEN
 Victoria Jean-Baptiste
 Vincent De HaîtreNATIONAL
 William DandjinouNATIONAL
 Wren AcornNEXTGEN

QUICK FACTS

DATE OF BIRTH

September 3, 1990

BIRTHPLACE

Calgary, Alta.

HOMETOWN

Calgary, Alta.

TRAINING CENTRE

Olympic Oval (Calgary)

COACH

Mark Wild

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RESULTS

SEASON COMPETITION EVENT POSITION
2018/2019 World Single Distances Championships Team Sprint 2
2017/2018 World Cup Stavanger Team Sprint 3
2018/2019 World Cup Tomakomai Team Sprint 3
SEASON
2018/2019
COMPETITION
World Single Distances Championships
EVENT
Team Sprint
POSITION
2
SEASON
2017/2018
COMPETITION
World Cup Stavanger
EVENT
Team Sprint
POSITION
3
SEASON
2018/2019
COMPETITION
World Cup Tomakomai
EVENT
Team Sprint
POSITION
3

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