Canada added three medals to their total on the second day of ISU World Speed Skating Championship action at the Olympic Oval in Calgary, as Laurent Dubreuil and the women’s Team Pursuit won silver, while the men’s Team Pursuit took bronze.
The ISU World Speed Skating Championships in Calgary got off to a golden start for Canada on Thursday, as both the men’s and women’s Team Sprint squads were crowned world champions at the Olympic Oval. Isabelle Weidemann also reached the podium, brining home silver in the women’s 3000m.
Canada’s top long track speed skaters will hit the ice at the Calgary Olympic Oval from February 15-18, as the city welcomes the ISU World Speed Skating Championships to town for the first time since 1998.
Félix Roussel and Jordan Pierre-Gilles win gold and silver in 500m; Canadian women win silver in 3000m relay DRESDEN, GERMANY – Canada wraps up the ISU World Cup Short Track in Dresden with three additional medals, including Felix Roussel’s first career gold medal in an individual distance. Roussel (Sherbrooke, Que.) picked up his second medal… Read more »
Canada left their mark on the final day of racing at the ISU World Junior Speed Skating Championships in Japan by bringing home four medals, including a historic gold in the men’s Team Pursuit and a first ever medal in the women’s Team Sprint.
William Dandjinou wins gold in 1500m, Félix Roussel and Steven Dubois take silver and bronze in 1000m DRESDEN, GERMANY – Canadian skaters won three medals on the first day of the ISU World Cup Short Track in Dresden, as William Dandjinou captured 1500m gold, while Félix Roussel and Steven Dubois bring home 1000m silver and… Read more »
Valérie Maltais, Ivanie Blondin and Laurent Dubreuil capped off a successful ISU World Cup Speed Skating in Quebec City by reaching the overall World Cup podium in their respective distances at the Centre de glaces Intact Assurance on Sunday.
A sold out crowd at the Centre de glaces Intact Assurance in Quebec City were treated to two medals from Canada on the second day of ISU World Cup Speed Skating action, including silver in the 500m from hometown favourite Laurent Dubreuil.
An ISU World Cup Speed Skating in Quebec City over 30 years in the making kicked off Friday with a pair of Canadian medals, as Ted-Jan Bloemen captured gold in the men’s 5000m and Valérie Maltais won bronze in the women’s 3000m, much to the delight of the sold-out crowd at the Centre de glaces Intact Assurance.
29 Canadian skaters, including six from Quebec, set to compete on home ice at the Centre de glace Intact Assurance QUEBEC CITY, QUEBEC – The world’s top long track speed skaters – including 29 Canadians representing seven different provinces – will take the ice this weekend in Quebec City for the ISU World Cup Speed… Read more »
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