Canada’s next generation of short track skaters are gearing for their last competition of the season, a showdown on the national stage at a pair of Canadian Youth Speed Skating Championships presented by Intact Insurance.
William Dandjinou capped off his breakout international season with a World Championship title in the 1000m on Sunday, racing to the top of the podium at the ISU World Short Track Speed Skating Championships in Rotterdam, Netherlands. The women’s relay team also reached the podium, bringing home the bronze medal.
Kim Boutin became World Champion in the 500m on Saturday, reaching the top step of the podium in the distance for the first time in her career during the ISU World Short Track Speed Skating Championships in Rotterdam.
An exciting new partnership between Speed Skating Canada and TrainingPeaks will provide members of the Canadian speed skating community discounted access to an all-in-one tool to help manage training plans and data analysis.
Ten Canadian skaters have been selected to take part in the season’s final international competition, lining up against the world’s best at the ISU World Short Track Speed Skating Championships, which takes place from March 15-17 in Rotterdam, Netherlands.
Laurent Dubreuil captured his second career medal at the ISU World Sprint Speed Skating Championships on Friday, bringing home bronze after two grueling days of racing in at the Max Aicher Arena in Inzell, Germany.
Veteran national team members Laurent Dubreuil, Ivanie Blondin and Valérie Maltais lead a team of seven Canadian long track skaters set to compete at the ISU World Speed Skating Allround and Sprint Championships in Inzell from March 7-10, 2024.
Gabriel Jones wins bronze in 1500m, Victoria Jean-Baptiste wins bronze in 500m GDANSK, POLAND – Canada opened the ISU World Junior Short Track Championships with two bronze medals, marking the first time since 2010 that both a male and female skater reached the podium in an individual distance at the same World Junior Championships. Gabriel… Read more »
As part of Sport Canada’s Community Sport for All Grant, PTSO and clubs can apply for grants ranging from $500 to $5000 to support the implementation of SSC’s Long-Term Development framework and Learn to Skate/Learn to Speed Skating programs.
Canadian long distance specialists Ted-Jan Bloemen and Graeme Fish both reached the podium in the men’s 10,000m on Sunday, capping off the most successful ISU World Speed Skating Championships in national program history.
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