Mariève Cyr & Benjamin Brisebois Gaudreau

PROFILE: D.O.B.: May 24, 1995 / October 1, 1991 Hometowns: Ottawa, ON / Montréal, QC Home Clubs: CPA Des Deux-Rives / CPA Ahuntsic Training Town: Pierrefonds, QC Coaches: Élise Hamel, Shawn Winter Choreographer(s): Shae Zukiwsky

PROGRAM INFO: : "Nowadays" + "Hot Honey Rag" from the Chicago soundtrack : "Let It Be" [C. Woods + T. Mitchum] + "Happy Ending" [Mika]

RESULTS: 3rd - 2014 Skate Challenge 1st - 2014 Québec Sectionals 3rd - 2013 Souvenir Georges-Éthier 4th/6th - 2013 Québec Summer Championships (SD/FD) 6th - 2013 Lake Placid Championships, Sr SD B 6th - 2013 Lake Placid Ice Dance Championships, Sr FD A 5th - 2013 Canadian Championships (Jr) 3rd - 2013 Challenge (Jr) 7th - 2012 JGP Pokal der Blauen Schwerter 8th - 2012 Canadian Championships (Jr) 9th - 2012 Skate Canada Challenge (Jr) 4th - 2012 Québec Sectionals (Jr) 20th - 2011 Skate Canada Challenge (Jr) 4th - 2011 Québec Sectionals (Jr)

SEASON'S BESTS: Short Dance: 51.91, Québec Sectionals Free Dance: 84.72, Skate Canada Challenge Total Score: 130.29, Québec Sectionals

TEAM NOTES: ▪ Cyr & Brisebois Gaudreau teamed up in 2010. This is their first season at the senior level. ▪ Cyr has competed in all three disciplines. She competed in novice singles at 2010 and 2011 Québec Sectionals, and she competed in pairs until 2010. She won the 2009 Canadian novice silver medal with Jean-Marie Dessureault-Yesilada. ▪ Brisebois Gaudreau previously skated with Catherine Alarie, winning a Canadian novice bronze medal with her in 2009.

Mélissande Dumas & Simon Proulx-Sénécal

PROFILE: D.O.B.: January 24, 1992 / December 6, 1991 Hometowns: Granby, QC / Verdun, QC Home Clubs: CPA Laval / CPA St-Hubert Training Town: Pierrefonds, QC Coaches: Élise Hamel, Shawn Winter Choreographer(s):

PROGRAM INFO: Short Dance: "Back to Black" [Amy Winehouse] + "Man Like That" [Gin Wigmore] Free Dance: "Turn to Stone" [Ingrid Michaelson] + "Seven Devils" [Florence + The Machine]

RESULTS: 5th - 2014 Skate Canada Challenge 4th - 2013 Souvenir Georges-Éthier 9th/4th - 2013 Québec Summer Championships (SD/FD) 2nd - 2013 Lake Placid Ice Dance Championships, Sr FD B 5th - 2013 Lake Placid Ice Dance Championships, Sr SD B

SEASON'S BESTS: Short Dance: 48.48, Souvenir Georges-Éthier Free Dance: 76.27, Québec Summer Championships Total Score: 122.28, Souvenir Georges-Éthier

TEAM NOTES: ▪ Dumas & Proulx-Sénécal began their partnership in 2013. They are the only new senior-level partnership in Canada this year. ▪ Dumas previously skated with Anthony Quintal, Yoan Breton, and David Mackay-Perry. Dumas & Mackay-Perry placed 9th at the Canadian Championships in both 2012 and 2013. ▪ Proulx-Sénécal previously skated with Laurence Darveau, Josyane Cholette, and Christina Penkov. Penkov & Proulx-Sénécal were 15th at the junior level at the 2013 Canadian Championships. ▪ Dumas & Proulx-Sénécal have trained in the same group in Pierrefonds for a few years. ▪ They were surprise silver medalists at the 2013 Lake Placid Ice Dance Championships, placing ahead of more experienced teams.

Madeline Edwards & ZhaoKai Pang

PROFILE: D.O.B.: June 14, 1996 / March 5, 1995 Hometowns: Port Moody, BC / Burnaby, BC Home Clubs: Inlet SC Training Town: Burnaby, BC Coaches: , Choreographer(s): Megan Wing, Aaron Lowe

PROGRAM INFO: Short Dance: "It's De-Lovely" + "Anything Goes" Free Dance: Music from Les Misérables

RESULTS: 3rd - 2013 JGP Czech Skate 2nd - 2013 JGP Cup 1st - 2013 BC Summer Skate (Jr) 1st - 2013 Minto Summer Skate (FD only) (Jr) 1st - 2013 Lake Placid Ice Dance Championships, Jr FD B 1st - 2013 Lake Placid Ice Dance Championships, Jr SD C 12th - 2013 World Junior Championships 1st - 2013 Canadian Championships (Jr) 1st - 2013 Skate Canada Challenge (Jr) 3rd - 2012 JGP Bosphorus 3rd - 2012 JGP Courchevel 2nd - 2012 Canadian Championships (Jr) 2nd - 2012 Skate Canada Challenge (Jr) 5th - 2011 JGP 1st - 2011 Canada Winter Games (Nov) 1st - 2011 Skate Canada Junior Nationals (Nov) 1st - 2011 Skate Canada Challenge (Nov) 1st - 2011 BC/YT Sectionals (Nov) 1st - 2010 Skate Canada Challenge (Pre-Nov) 1st - 2010 BC/YT Sectionals (Pre-Nov) 1st - 2009 Skate Canada Junior Nationals (Juv) 1st - 2009 BC/YT Sectionals (Juv)

SEASON'S BESTS: Short Dance: 54.99, BC Summer Skate (Jr) Free Dance: 80.56, JGP Mexico Cup (Jr) Total Score: 134.02, JGP Mexico Cup (Jr)

TEAM NOTES: ▪ Edwards & Pang began skating together in December 2007. ▪ They are the second Canadian team to have won national titles at four levels (juvenile 2009, pre-novice 2010, novice 2011, junior 2013). ▪ Edwards & Pang performed in the exhibition gala of the 2009 Four Continents Championships and the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. ▪ Edwards & Pang hold Canadian records for total score at the junior (SD+OD format), novice, and pre-novice levels. ▪ They compete at the junior level internationally, but moved up to the senior level domestically, since they won the junior title last year. The 2014 Canadian Championships will be their senior-level début. ▪ Edwards & Pang were first alternates to the JGP Final this season.

Bianka Gadosy & Benjamin Smyth

PROFILE: D.O.B.: June 12, 1996 / December 13, 1991 Hometowns: Ste-Julie, QC / Montréal, QC Home Clubs: CPA Ste-Julie / CPA Terrebonne Training Town: Montréal, QC Coaches: Martine Patenaude, Bruno Yvars, Simon Roberge Choreographer(s):

PROGRAM INFO: Short Dance: "I Won't Dance" [Fred Astaire / remix] Free Dance: Music from the TV series "Spartacus" [J. LoDuca]

RESULTS: 6th - 2014 Skate Canada Challenge 3rd - 2014 Québec Sectionals 4th/3rd - 2013 Octoberfest (SD/FD) 5th - 2013 Souvenir Georges-Éthier 8th - 2013 Québec Summer Championships (SD only) 8th - 2013 Canadian Championships (Jr) 14th - 2013 Skate Canada Challenge (Jr) 4th - 2013 Québec Sectionals (Jr)

SEASON'S BESTS: Short Dance: 48.72, Souvenir Georges-Éthier Free Dance: 66.41, Octoberfest Total Score: 105.98, Souvenir Georges-Éthier

TEAM NOTES: ▪ Gadosy & Smyth teamed up in 2012. ▪ Gadosy previously skated with Simon Dazé and Simon Savard. Gadosy & Dazé were 10th at the novice level at the 2012 Canadian Championships. ▪ Smyth previously skated with , finishing ninth on the junior level at 2011 Junior Nationals, and Mireille Poudrier, finishing fifth in novice at 2010 Junior Nationals. ▪ Before teaming up, Gadosy & Smyth had already trained in the same group for several years.

Piper Gilles &

PROFILE: D.O.B.: January 16, 1992 / November 6, 1991 Hometowns: Colorado Springs, CO (USA) / Unionville, ON Home Clubs: Scarboro FSC Training Town: Scarborough, ON Coaches: Carol Lane, Jon Lane, Juris Razgulajevs Choreographer(s): Carol Lane, Juris Razgulajevs

PROGRAM INFO: Short Dance: "Just One Dance" + "You Don't Leave Me" [Caro Emerald]

Free Dance: "End Credit" from Hitchcock [D. Elfman] "Explosion" from Hitchcock [D. Elfman] "The Premiere" from Hitchcock [D. Elfman] "The Rainstorm" [B. Hermann]

RESULTS: 6th - 2013 5th - 2013 NHK Trophy 1st - 2013 Octoberfest (SD only) 18th - 2013 World Championships 5th - 2013 Four Continents Championships 2nd - 2013 Canadian Championships 6th - 2012 Trophée Bompard 4th - 2012 Skate Canada 1st - 2012 U.S. International Classic 3rd - 2012 Canadian Championships 1st - 2012 Skate Canada Challenge 1st - 2012 Central Ontario Sectionals

SEASON'S BESTS: Short Dance: 59.25, Octoberfest Free Dance: 88.87, Trophée Eric Bompard Total Score: 144.07, Trophée Eric Bompard

TEAM NOTES: ▪ Gilles & Poirier teamed up in summer 2011. ▪ Gilles grew up in the and competed internationally with Timothy McKernan and . At the junior level at the U.S. Championships, she has won a pewter medal (4th place) with McKernan, a bronze medal with Donohue, and two silver medals (one with each partner). ▪ Poirier competed for ten years with Vanessa Crone, winning the Canadian title in 2011. Crone & Poirier finished as high as seventh at the World Championships (in 2010) and won the 2011 Grand Prix Final bronze medal. They were also 2010 Olympic Team members. ▪ Gilles did not compete during the 2010-11 season, taking time off from training to give acting a try. She considered several options when she decided to return to the sport, but did not find a perfect fit until her tryout with Poirier. ▪ Poirier studies linguistics at the University of Toronto, while Gilles studies creative arts at Ryerson University. ▪ Gilles became a Canadian citizen on December 17, 2013.

Victoria Hasegawa & Connor Hasegawa

PROFILE: D.O.B.: April 24, 1994 / May 20, 1992 Hometowns: Hudson, QC / Hudson, QC Home Clubs: CPA Olympique Training Town: Canton, MI (USA) Coaches: , Oleg Epstein Choreographer(s): Marina Zoueva

PROGRAM INFO: Short Dance: "Beyond the Sea" + "I'm Sittin' on Top of the World" [Bobby Darin] Free Dance: Selections from "Polovetsian Dances" [Borodin]

RESULTS: 2nd - 2014 Skate Canada Challenge 2nd - 2014 Québec Sectionals 3rd/2nd - 2013 Octoberfest (SD/FD) 3rd/2nd - 2013 Pikes Peak Classic (SD/FD) 5th/7th - 2013 Québec Summer Championships (SD/FD) 4th - 2013 Minto Summer Skate (SD only) 4th - 2013 Canadian Championships (Jr) 4th - 2013 Skate Canada Challenge (Jr) 7th - 2012 JGP Courchevel 5th - 2012 Canadian Championships (Jr) 4th - 2012 Skate Canada Challenge (Jr) 2nd - 2012 Québec Sectionals (Jr) 5th - 2011 JGP Walter Lombardi Trophy 5th - 2011 JGP Baltic Cup 3rd - 2011 Skate Canada Junior Nationals (Jr) 4th - 2011 Skate Canada Challenge (Jr) 2nd - 2011 Québec Sectionals (Jr) 10th - 2010 JGP SBC Cup 3rd - 2010 Skate Canada Junior Nationals (Nov) 3rd - 2010 Skate Canada Challenge (Nov) 1st - 2010 Québec Sectionals (Nov) 10th - 2009 Skate Canada Junior Nationals (Nov) 8th - 2009 Eastern Challenge (Nov) 4th - 2009 Québec Sectionals (Nov) 12th - 2008 Skate Canada Junior Nationals (Pre-Nov) 7th - 2008 Eastern Challenge (Pre-Nov) 5th - 2008 Québec Sectionals (Pre-Nov) 16th - 2007 Québec Sectionals (Pre-Nov)

SEASON'S BESTS: Short Dance: 48.25, Skate Canada Challenge Free Dance: 80.30, Skate Canada Challenge Total Score: 128.55, Skate Canada Challenge

TEAM NOTES: ▪ The Hasegawas are siblings who have been skating together since 2006. ▪ They have won two consecutive national bronze medals, at the novice (2010) and junior (2011) levels. ▪ They came within a point of the podium at the junior level in 2012. ▪ The Hasegawas moved their training base from Montréal to Canton, Mich., in fall 2012.

Nicole Orford & Thomas Williams

PROFILE: D.O.B.: October 10, 1992 / April 20, 1991 Hometowns: Burnaby, BC / Vancouver, BC Home Clubs: Inlet SC / Calalta SC Training Town: Burnaby, BC Coaches: Megan Wing, Aaron Lowe Choreographer(s): Megan Wing, Aaron Lowe

PROGRAM INFO: Short Dance: "Cheek to Cheek" [F. Sinatra] + "Fly Me to the Moon" [B. Howard] Free Dance: Music from Love Never Dies [Andrew Lloyd Webber]

RESULTS: 8th - 2013 Trophée Eric Bompard 3rd - 2013 U.S. International Classic 1st - 2013 BC Summer Skate 2nd/1st - 2013 Minto Summer Skate (SD/FD) 7th - 2013 Lake Placid Ice Dance Championships, Sr FD A 4th - 2013 Lake Placid Ice Dance Championships, Sr SD B 6th - 2013 Four Continents Championships 3rd - 2013 Canadian Championships 4th - 2012 NHK Trophy 8th - 2012 Rostelecom Cup 6th - 2012 World Junior Championships 6th - 2012 Canadian Championships 2nd - 2012 Skate Canada Challenge 1st - 2012 BC/YT Sectionals 6th - 2011 Cup of Austria JGP 1st - 2011 JGP Brisbane 8th - 2011 World Junior Championships 1st - 2011 Skate Canada Junior Nationals (Jr) 1st - 2011 Skate Canada Challenge (Jr) 5th - 2010 Czech Skate JGP 3rd - 2010 Memorial JGP

SEASON'S BESTS: Short Dance: 56.90, BC Summer Skate Free Dance: 84.10, Minto Summer Skate Total Score: 140.00, BC Summer Skate

TEAM NOTES: ▪ Orford & Williams began skating together in May 2010. ▪ Orford previously skated with Malcolm Rohon-O'Halloran, finishing seventh at 2010 Skate Canada Junior Nationals. ▪ Williams had several partners before Orford, including Olga Lioudvinevitch and Alicia Williams. ▪ Williams had decided to take a year off from skating after his partnership with Lioudvinevitch ended in 2010. He had moved back home to Alberta when Orford contacted him for a tryout. When that was successful, he had to make a quick decision to move to Vancouver to skate with her. They medaled at their first JGP event, just four months later. ▪ When leaving Russian after 2012 Rostelecom Cup, Orford & Williams had to leave their skates at airport security. Their skates were mailed to them, but they did not arrive before the team had to leave for NHK Trophy a week later, so they competed in wearing old skates. Williams's boots were held together with duct tape. They skated well and finished fourth.

Élisabeth Paradis & François-Xavier Ouellette

PROFILE: D.O.B.: July 15, 1992 / February 13, 1992 Hometowns: Québec, QC / Laval, QC Home Clubs: CPA Loretteville / CPA Les Lames d'Argent Training Town: Montréal, QC Coaches: Marie- Dubreuil, , Choreographer(s):

PROGRAM INFO: Short Dance: "He Loves and She Loves" + "Dancin' Fool" Free Dance: "Love Theme" from The Godfather [sung by Katherine Jenkins]

RESULTS: 4th - 2014 Skate Canada Challenge 5th - 2013 Cup of Nice 1st - 2013 Souvenir Georges-Éthier 3rd/2nd - 2013 Québec Summer Championships (SD/FD) 5th - 2013 Lake Placid Ice Dance Championships, Sr FD A 9th - 2013 Lake Placid Ice Dance Championships, Sr SD A 1st - 2013 Skate Canada Challenge 1st - 2013 Québec Sectionals 6th - 2012 Canadian Championships (Jr) 1st - 2012 Skate Canada Challenge (Jr) 1st - 2012 Québec Sectionals (Jr) 5th - 2011 Skate Canada Junior Nationals (Jr) 6th - 2011 Skate Canada Challenge (Jr) 3rd - 2011 Québec Sectionals (Jr)

SEASON'S BESTS: Short Dance: 55.92, Souvenir Georges-Éthier Free Dance: 85.48, Souvenir Georges-Éthier Total Score: 141.40, Souvenir Georges-Éthier

TEAM NOTES: ▪ Paradis & Ouellette began their partnership in May 2010. ▪ Paradis previously skated with Tristan Laliberté, winning a silver medal on the novice level at 2009 Junior Nationals. ▪ Ouellette previously skated with Marie-Philippe Vincent, Jessica Aquino, and Amanda Tvaronas. ▪ After being JGP alternates in 2011, Paradis & Ouellete finally made their international début in fall 2013. ▪ Paradis & Ouellette changed part of their short dance music after they incurred a deduction at Cup of Nice, from "Ballroom Blitz" to "Dancin' Fool."

Alexandra Paul &

PROFILE: D.O.B.: September 16, 1991 / January 24, 1990 Hometowns: Midhurst, ON / Barrie, ON Home Clubs: Barrie SC Training Town: Bloomfield Hills, MI (USA) Coaches: Pasquale Camerlengo, , Choreographer(s): Anjelika Krylova, Pasquale Camerlengo

PROGRAM INFO: Short Dance: Overture from "Crazy for You" [G. Gershwin] Free Dance: Music from "W.E." and "A Single Man" soundtracks [A. Korzeniowski]

RESULTS: 5th - 2013 Skate Canada 3rd - 2013 1st/1st - 2013 Central Ontario Summer Skate (SD/FD) 4th - 2013 Canadian Championships WD - 2013 Skate Canada Challenge 5th - 2012 Nebelhorn Trophy 2nd - 2012 U.S. International Classic 6th - 2012 Four Continents Championships 5th - 2012 Canadian Championships WD - 2011 NHK Trophy 8th - 2011 3rd - 2011 Canadian Championships WD - 2010 Cup of 4th - 2010 Skate Canada 2nd - 2010 World Junior Championships 1st - 2010 Skate Canada Junior Nationals (Jr) 1st - 2010 Skate Canada Challenge (Jr) 5th - 2009 Bosphorus Cup JGP 4th - 2009 Torun Cup JGP

SEASON'S BESTS: Short Dance: 61.11, Central Ontario Summer Skate Free Dance: 90.03, Skate Canada Total Score: 149.99, Central Ontario Summer Skate

TEAM NOTES: ▪ Paul & Islam teamed up in January 2009. ▪ Paul previously skated with Jason Cheperdak, winning the 2009 Canadian junior bronze medal. ▪ Islam previously skated with , winning the 2007 Canadian junior silver medal. ▪ Islam's father, David, was part of their coaching team until last year. His mother, Debbie, is an official. ▪ Paul had surgery in late 2011 to repair damage from a leg injury sustained during a collision at NHK Trophy. ▪ Paul & Islam spent summer 2012 training at the Detroit Skating Club. The experience was so rewarding that they decided to make a permanent move to DSC.

Andréanne Poulin & Marc-André Servant

PROFILE: D.O.B.: April 26, 1995 / July 1, 1991 Hometowns: Ile-Bizard, QC / Vaudreuil-Dorion, QC Home Clubs: CPA Des Deux-Rives Training Town: Pierrefonds, QC Coaches: Shawn Winter, Élise Hamel Choreographer(s): Shae Zukiwsky

PROGRAM INFO: Short Dance:

Free Dance:

RESULTS: 4th - 2013 Octoberfest (FD only) 6th - 2013 Canadian Championships WD - 2013 Skate Canada Challenge 3rd - 2012 JGP Sencila Bled Cup 3rd - 2012 JGP Lake Placid 20th - 2012 World Junior Championships 1st - 2012 Canadian Championships (Jr) 6th - 2012 Skate Canada Challenge (Jr) 5th - 2012 Québec Sectionals (Jr) 6th - 2011 JGP Volvo Cup 4th - 2011 Skate Canada Junior Nationals (Jr) 3rd - 2011 Skate Canada Challenge (Jr) 4th - 2010 JGP Pokal der Blauen Schwerter 5th - 2010 Skate Canada Junior Nationals (Jr) 5th - 2010 Skate Canada Challenge (Jr) 1st - 2010 Québec Sectionals (Jr)

SEASON'S BESTS: Short Dance: have not yet skated the SD this season Free Dance: 63.62, Octoberfest Total Score: have not yet skated a full competition

TEAM NOTES: ▪ Poulin & Servant started skating together in April 2009. ▪ They only missed the podium by .21 in their first JGP event in the fall of 2010. It took two years before they finally reached the podium on the JGP, winning two bronze medals in the 2012 series. ▪ Poulin previously skated with Simon Mondor. ▪ Servant previously skated with Joanna Salvagna and trained in Scarborough, ON. ▪ Servant suffered a stress fracture in his foot shortly after the 2013 Canadian Championships. His recovery period was quite long, and he was not back on the ice until late summer. As a result, the team's preparation for this season was delayed, and they have competed only their free dance this season.

Kharis Ralph &

PROFILE: D.O.B.: April 22, 1992 / March 19, 1991 Hometowns: Toronto, ON / Pickering, ON Home Clubs: Scarboro FSC Training Town: Scarborough, ON Coaches: Carol Lane, Juris Razgulajevs, Jon Lane Choreographer(s): Carol Lane, Juris Razgulajevs

PROGRAM INFO: Short Dance: "The Lady is a Tramp" [E. Fitzgerald] + "They Can't Take That Away From Me" [E. Fitzgerald, L. Armstrong] Free Dance: "Luciano Perrone" [Samba Vocalizado], "Loco Loco" [Jetpok], "Chorado" [Sergio Mendes], "Stop! Bayao" [Quinta Feira], "Magalenha" [Quinta Feira]

RESULTS: 1st - 2014 Skate Canada Challenge 3rd - 2013 NRW Trophy 4th - 2013 Cup of Nice 1st - 2013 Isabella Henderson Memorial 2nd - 2013 Central Ontario Summer Skate (FD only) 5th - 2013 Canadian Championships 8th - 2012 Skate Canada 7th - 2012 Nebelhorn Trophy 13th - 2012 World Championships 4th - 2012 Canadian Championships 2nd - 2012 Central Ontario Sectionals 5th - 2011 Skate America 3rd - 2011 Nebelhorn Trophy 4th - 2011 Canadian Championships 1st - 2011 Skate Canada Challenge 6th - 2010 Trophée Eric Bompard 7th - 2010 Cup of 6th - 2010 Four Continents Championships 4th - 2010 Canadian Championships 4th - 2010 Junior Grand Prix Final 2nd - 2009 JGP Cup 2nd - 2009 JGP Lake Placid 5th - 2009 World Junior Championships 5th - 2009 Canadian Championships 6th - 2009 Junior Grand Prix Final 2nd - 2008 JGP Mexico Cup 2nd - 2008 JGP Courchevel 8th - 2008 World Junior Championships 1st - 2008 Canadian Championships (Jr) 2nd - 2008 Eastern Challenge (Jr) 1st - 2008 Central Ontario Sectionals (Jr) 7th - 2007 JGP John Curry Memorial 4th - 2007 JGP Lake Placid 1st - 2007 Skate Canada Junior Nationals (Nov) 1st - 2007 Eastern Challenge (Nov) 1st - 2007 Central Ontario Sectionals (Nov) 1st - 2006 North American Challenge Skate - Vancouver (Nov) 1st - 2006 Skate Canada Junior Nationals (Pre-Nov) 1st - 2006 Eastern Challenge (Pre-Nov) 1st - 2006 Central Ontario Sectionals (Pre-Nov) 7th - 2005 Skate Canada Junior Nationals (Pre-Nov) 5th - 2005 Eastern Challenge (Pre-Nov) 4th - 2005 Central Ontario Sectionals (Pre-Nov)

SEASON'S BESTS: Short Dance: 56.08, Skate Canada Challenge Free Dance: 90.29, Skate Canada Challenge Total Score: 146.37, Skate Canada Challenge

TEAM NOTES: ▪ Ralph & Hill have been skating together for over a decade, giving them the second-longest competitive partnership in Canadian ice dance. ▪ Ralph & Hill won three consecutive national titles at the pre-novice (2006), novice (2007), and junior (2008) levels. ▪ Ralph studies history and political science at the University of Toronto. ▪ Hill is an occupational health & safety student at Ryerson University.

Tessa Virtue &

PROFILE: D.O.B.: May 17, 1989 / September 2, 1987 Hometowns: London, ON / Ilderton, ON Home Clubs: Ilderton SC Training Town: Canton, MI (USA) Coaches: Marina Zoueva, , Oleg Epstein Choreographer(s): Marina Zoueva

PROGRAM INFO: Short Dance: "Dream a Little Dream" [E. Fitzgerald & L. Armstrong] "Muskrat Ramble" [L. Armstrong] "Cheek to Cheek" [E. Fitzgerald & L. Armstrong]

Free Dance: "Petit Adagio" from Seasons [A. Glazunov] "Waltz" from Concerto No. 2 [A. Glazunov] "Allegro Moderato" [A. Scriabin]

RESULTS: 2nd - 2014 Grand Prix Final 1st - 2013 Trophée Eric Bompard 1st - 2013 Skate Canada 1st - 2013 1st - 2013 Québec Summer Championships [SD only] 2nd - 2013 World Championships 2nd - 2013 Four Continents Championships 1st - 2013 Canadian Championships 2nd - 2013 Grand Prix Final 1st - 2012 Rostelecom Cup 1st - 2012 Skate Canada 1st - 2012 World Championships 1st - 2012 Four Continents Championships 1st - 2012 Canadian Championships 2nd - 2012 Grand Prix Final 1st - 2011 Trophée Eric Bompard 1st - 2011 Skate Canada 1st - 2011 Finlandia Trophy 2nd - 2011 World Championships WD - 2011 Four Continents Championships 1st - 2010 World Championships 1st - 2010 Olympic Games 1st - 2010 Canadian Championships 2nd - 2010 Grand Prix Final 1st - 2009 Skate Canada 1st - 2009 Trophée Eric Bompard 3rd - 2009 World Championships 2nd - 2009 Four Continents Championships 1st - 2009 Canadian Championships 2nd - 2008 World Championships 1st - 2008 Four Continents Championships 1st - 2008 Canadian Championships 4th - 2008 Grand Prix Final 2nd - 2007 NHK Trophy 1st - 2007 Skate Canada 6th - 2007 World Championships 3rd - 2007 Four Continents Championships 2nd - 2007 Canadian Championships 4th - 2006 Trophée Eric Bompard 2nd - 2006 Skate Canada 1st - 2006 Campbell's Cup (Team Event) 1st - 2006 World Junior Championships 3rd - 2006 Four Continents Championships 3rd - 2006 Canadian Championships 1st - 2006 Junior Grand Prix Final 1st - 2005 JGP Montréal 1st - 2005 JGP Cup 2nd - 2005 World Junior Championships 4th - 2005 Canadian Championships 1st - 2005 Junior Grand Prix Final 1st - 2005 Western Ontario Sectionals 1st - 2004 JGP Harbin 2nd - 2004 JGP Courchevel 11th - 2004 World Junior Championships 1st - 2004 Canadian Championships (Jr) 4th - 2003 JGP Zagreb 6th - 2003 JGP Skate 1st - 2003 North American Challenge Skate - Thornhill (Jr) 7th - 2003 Canadian Championships (Jr) 1st - 2003 Western Ontario Sectionals (Jr) 4th - 2002 Helmut Seibt Memorial (Nov) 3rd - 2002 Canadian Championships (Nov) 4th - 2002 Western Challenge (Nov)

SEASON'S BESTS: Short Dance: 77.59, Grand Prix Final Free Dance: 112.41, Grand Prix Final Total Score: 190.00, Grand Prix Final

TEAM NOTES: ▪ Virtue & Moir began skating together in October 1997, making them the longest-running competitive partnership in Canada. ▪ Virtue & Moir are the first Canadian ice dancers to win the Olympic title and the second to win the World title. ▪ They have national titles at every level except novice, and they one of two Canadian dance teams to have won national titles at four different levels. ▪ They hold Canadian records for total score in senior dance (both the CD+OD+FD and SD+FD formats) and junior dance (CD+OD+FD format). ▪ Virtue underwent surgery on her legs in fall 2008 and fall 2010. Both operations were done to relieve pressure caused by chronic exertional compartment syndrome. During the season after the second surgery, she changed her stroking pattern in order to prevent another relapse. ▪ Virtue is a student at the University of Windsor. ▪ Moir's family is heavily involved in skating. His older brothers, Charlie and Danny, both skated, as did his cousins. His aunt, Carol Moir, was his and Tessa's first dance coach. ▪ Virtue & Moir have their own reality show called "Tessa & Scott." It airs on the W Network this January. ▪ Though an official announcement has not been made, Virtue & Moir have hinted that this may be their final competitive season.

Kaitlyn Weaver &

PROFILE: D.O.B.: April 12, 1989 / February 25, 1987 Hometowns: Toronto, ON / Waterloo, ON Home Clubs: Sault FSC / Kitchener-Waterloo SC Training Town: Bloomfield Hills, MI (USA) Coaches: Pasquale Camerlengo, Anjelika Krylova, Shae-Lynn Bourne Choreographer(s): Pasquale Camerlengo, Shae-Lynn Bourne, Geoffrey Tyler

PROGRAM INFO: Short Dance: Finale from "42nd Street" [H. Warren] Free Dance: "A Levare" + "Yo Soy Maria" + "Milonga de la Anunciacion" [G. Kramer, A. Piazzola]

RESULTS: 5th - 2014 Grand Prix Final 2nd - 2013 Rostelecom Cup 2nd - 2013 Skate Canada 2nd - 2013 U.S. International Classic 5th - 2013 World Championships 3rd - 2012 3rd - 2012 Skate America 1st - 2012 Ondrej 4th - 2012 World Championships 3rd - 2012 Four Continents Championships 2nd - 2012 Canadian Championships 4th - 2012 Grand Prix Final 2nd - 2nd - 2011 NHK Trophy 2nd - 2011 Skate Canada 5th - 2011 World Championships 4th - 2011 Four Continents Championships 2nd - 2011 Canadian Championships 5th - 2011 Grand Prix Final 4th - 2nd - 2010 NHK Trophy 1st - 2010 Four Continents Championships 3rd - 2010 Canadian Championships 3rd - 2009 Skate Canada 6th - 2009 Cup of China 5th - 2009 Four Continents Championships 3rd - 2009 Canadian Championships 7th - 2008 NHK Trophy 6th - 17th - 2008 World Championships 5th - 2008 Four Continents Championships 2nd - 2008 Canadian Championships 7th - 2008 Trophée Eric Bompard 6th - 2007 Skate Canada 20th - 2007 World Championships 3rd - 2007 World Junior Championships 3rd - 2007 Canadian Championships 3rd - 2006 JGP Liberec 3rd - 2006 JGP Chinese Taipei Cup

SEASON'S BESTS: Short Dance: 70.35, Skate Canada Free Dance: 104.88, Skate Canada Total Score: 175.23, Skate Canada

TEAM NOTES: ▪ Weaver & Poje began their partnership in July 2006. ▪ Weaver is from the U.S. and competed on the JGP circuit with Charles Clavey before moving to Canada to skate with Poje. ▪ Poje previously skated with Alice Graham and Alexandra Nino. ▪ Weaver & Poje won bronze medals at their first four major competitions together, including their first Canadian Championships. ▪ Weaver became a Canadian citizen in 2009. ▪ Weaver broke her ankle in December 2012, which forced the team to withdraw from the 2013 Canadian Championships. The injury was initially assumed to be season-ending, but Weaver's tenacity saw the team back on the ice in time to train for the 2013 World Championships, where they finished fifth with two inspired performances. In April 2013, Weaver underwent more surgery to have the hardware removed from her ankle.