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2012-13 Media Guide Every Time They Step up We Will Too Updated: Oct. 30, 2012 Speed Skating Canada 2012-13 media guide Every time they step up we will too. While the podium is the finish for today’s athletes, it’s just the beginning for tomorrow’s. That’s why Intact Insurance has been a premier partner of Speed Skating Canada since 2006. Through our Podium Tracker program, we award $1000 to an amateur speed skating club each time one of Canada’s national speed skaters places on the podium. With more than $100,000 awarded over the past two seasons we’re excited to see how well our nation’s skaters will perform this year. Because of our Podium Tracker Program you never know who will be standing on the Podium tomorrow. ™ HOME • AUTO • BUSINESS Certain conditions, exclusions and restrictions may apply. All trademarks are properties of Intact Financial Corporation used under license. © 2012 Intact Insurance Company. All rights reserved. Table of contents Speed Skating Canada Calendar of events ____________________________________________ 2012-13 Long track season 2 2012-13 Short track season 3 Directories ___________________________________________________ Speed Skating Canada 4 Board of directors 5 SSC committees 5 Branches 6 Long track team ______________________________________________ Long track teams staff 8 Long track program director and coaches 9 Long track national team athletes 18 Long track development team athletes 49 Short track team ______________________________________________ Short track teams staff 57 Short track program director and coaches 58 Short track national team athletes 66 Short track development team athletes 104 Canada at the Olympics ________________________________________ Long track 110 Short track 113 Long track medallists at world championships ____________________ World championships (all-round) 115 Sprint championships 115 Single distances championships 116 World junior championships 117 Short track medallists at world championships ___________________ Team championships 118 World championships 118 World junior championships 121 Records _____________________________________________________ Long track 122 Short track 124 2011-12 International results ___________________________________ World Sprint Championships (long track) 125 World All-Round Championships (long track) 125 World Single Distances Championships (long track) 125 World Junior Championships (long track) 126 World Cups (long track) 126 World Championships (short track) 130 World Junior Championships (short track) 130 World Cups (short track) 130 Credits Historical information - Peter Dankers Statistical information - Magne Teigen (Norway), Georg Wiig (Norway) Layout design - De Meo Graphics, Ottawa Photographers - Jeff Bough, Dave Holland, Arno Hoogveld, Horizon-Photo, Simon Pichette Translation - François Drapeau 1 Calendar of events Speed Skating Canada 2012-13 Long track season September _________________________________________ 28-30 Fall Classic Calgary November _________________________________________ 1-4 Fall World Cup Selections Calgary 1-4 Olympic Oval Invitational Calgary 15-18 Can-Am International Calgary 15-16 Junior World Cup Calgary 16-18 World Cup #1, all distances Heerenveen, Netherlands 24-25 World Cup #2, middle and long distances Kolomna, Russia Nov. 30- Canada Cup #1 Quebec City Dec. 2 December _________________________________________ 1-2 World Cup #3, middle and long distances Astana, Kazakhstan 8-9 World Cup #4, sprint Nagano, Japan 15-16 World Cup #5, sprint Harbin, China January ___________________________________________ 3-6 Canadian Single Distances Championships Calgary 3-6 Canada Cup #2 Calgary 12-13 Continental Regional Qualifier Salt Lake City, Utah 19-20 World Cup #6, sprint Calgary 19-20 Junior World Cup Roseville, Minn. 26-27 World Sprint Championships Salt Lake City, Utah 26-27 Canadian Open Masters Championships Winnipeg February __________________________________________ 1-3 Canadian Junior Championships Quebec City 1-3 Canada Cup #3 Quebec City 8-9 Canadian Age Class Long Track Championships Winnipeg 9-10 World Cup #7, middle and long distances Inzell, Germany 16-17 Junior World Cup Final Collalbo, Italy 16-17 World All-Round Championships Hamar, Norway 22-24 World Junior Championships Collalbo, Italy March _____________________________________________ 1-3 North American Long Track Championships Salt Lake City, Utah 1-3 World Cup #8, all distances Erfurt, Germany 6-11 Olympic Oval Finale Calgary 7-11 Canada Cup #4 Calgary 8-10 World Cup Final Heerenveen, Netherlands 21-24 World Single Distances Championships Sochi, Russia 2 Calendar of events Speed Skating Canada 2012-13 Short track season September _________________________________________ 14-16 Fall World Cup Selections Calgary October ___________________________________________ 19-21 World Cup #1 Calgary 26-28 World Cup #2 Montreal November _________________________________________ Nov. 30- World Cup #3 Nagoya, Japan Dec. 2 December _________________________________________ 7-9 World Cup #4 Shanghai, China 8-9 Canadian Junior Championships Toronto 15-16 National Qualifier Drummondville, Que. January ___________________________________________ 18-20 Canadian Open Championships Montreal February __________________________________________ 1-3 World Cup #5 Sochi, Russia 8-10 World Cup #6 Dresden, Germany 22-24 World Junior Championships Warsaw, Poland March _____________________________________________ 1-3 National Team Selections Montreal 8-10 Canadian Short Track Championships, Montreal Jr. A and B, neo-senior 8-10 World Championships Debrecen, Hungary 23-24 Canada West Short Track Championships Banff/Canmore, Alta. 30-31 Canada East Short Track Championships TBA, Que. Acknowledgements All of our members and volunteers Our provincial branches The Olympic Oval, Calgary Gaétan-Boucher National Centre Maurice Richard Foundation and Arena The Emera Oval, Halifax Canadian Olympic Committee Own The Podium WinSport Organizing Committee Calgary University of Calgary Canadian Heritage National Sport Centres, Calgary and Montreal Sport Canada Ministère de l’éducation, du loisir et du sport du Québec City of Montreal City of Quebec All our sponsors, partners and suppliers 3 Directories Speed Skating Canada Speed Skating Canada National office ____________________________Ian Moss - Chief executive officer 2781 Lancaster Street, Suite 402 Mark Mathies - Executive director, sport Ottawa, Ont. K1B 1A7 Patricia Brennan - Director, finance and administration Tel: 613-260-3669 Douglas Duncan - Director, leadership education Fax: 613-260-3660 Phil Legault - Director, communications Website: www.speedskating.ca Pier Martin - Coordinator, marketing Mariamanda Espinoza - Finance and administration assistant Lindsay Macedo - Administration assistant Media inquiries should be directed to Phil Legault Work: 613-260-3669, ext. 110, Cell: 613-294-6459 Email: [email protected] National training centres The Olympic Oval _________________________Sean Ireland - Long track program director 2500 University Drive N.W. Scott Stefani - Long track program coordinator Calgary, Alta. T2N 1N4 Mike Marshall - Regional development mentor Tel: 403-220-7954 Fax: 403-284-4815 Email: [email protected] Website: www.oval.ucalgary.ca National Short Track Centre ________________Yves Hamelin - Short track program director Maurice-Richard Arena Jennifer Cottin - Short track program coordinator 2800 Viau Blvd. Marie-Pier Charest - Regional development mentor Montréal, Que. H1V 3J3 Tel: 514-255-2254 Fax: 514-255-9338 Gaétan-Boucher National Centre ____________Robert Tremblay - Director, innovation and development Anneau Gaétan-Boucher 930 Roland Beaudin Quebec City, Que. G1V 4H8 Tel: 418-651-1973 Fax: 418-651-1977 Email: [email protected] Website: www.fpvq.org The Emera Oval, Canada Games Centre ______Todd Landon - CSC-Atlantic coach/Regional mentor 26 Thomas Raddall Drive, Suite 166 Halifax, N.S. B3S 0E2 Tel: 902-425-5822 Fax: 902-425-5928 Email: [email protected] 4 Directories Speed Skating Canada Board of directors and committees SSC board of directors Marie-Claire Rouleau (Quebec), President Jim Allison (B.C.), Director Susan Auch (Manitoba), Director Michelle Casoni (Quebec), Director Jim Elliott (Ontario), Director David Gilday (Northwest Territories), Director Tony Main (B.C.), Treasurer Jean-François Monette (Quebec), Athletes director SSC program committees Competitions development High performance, short track Sandra Chenard, Chair Andrew Lahey, Chair Robert Bourassa, Member Annie Perreault, Elected member Christina Acton , Member Isabelle Charest, Elected member Sharon Zorman, Member Liam McFarlane, Athlete representative (Montreal) Steve Harris, Member Gabrielle Waddell, Athlete representative (Calgary) Valerie Maltais, Informal rep. (non-voting) (Montreal) Coaching development Frédéric Blackburn, Member Mike Rivet, Chair Derrick Campbell, Member Bill Christ, Member Jonathon Cavar, Member Annie Sarrat, Member Jeffrey Scholten, Member Sandi Vyse, Member Laurent Daignault, Member Douglas Duncan, Liaison Jennifer Cottin, Liaison Yves Hamelin, Liaison Club and membership development Mark Mathies, Liaison Kathy Elliott, Chair Craig Dutton, Member SSC standing committees Louis Forget, Member Margaret Krieck, Member Awards Derrick MacLeod, Member Brian Bunney, Chair Catriona Le May Doan, Member Officials Development Bill Wotherspoon, Member Ted Houghton, Chair Phil Legault, Liaison Rocky Lamontagne, Member Dave Thomson, Member Sport injury and medical emergency Roger Cole, Member Sean Maw, Chair Robert Dubreuil, Member High performance,
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