The 2006 Canadian Figure Skating Championships took place from January 9 to 15, 2006 at the TD Place Arena in Ottawa, Ontario. It is an annual figure skating competition held by Skate Canada, the nation's figure skating governing body. Skaters competed at the senior and junior levels in the disciplines of men's singles, women's singles, pair skating, and ice dancing. Although the official ISU terminology for female skaters in the singles category is ladies, Skate Canada's official terminology is women and that is the term used in the official results. Due to the number of entries, the men's and women's competition had a qualifying round and the qualifying round was split in half to accommodate all the skaters. The results of this competition were used to pick the Canadian teams to the 2006 Winter Olympics, the 2006 World Championships, the 2006 Four Continents Championships, and the 2006 World Junior Championships.
Rank | Name | Section | Total points | QA | QB | SP | FS | ||||
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1 | Jeffrey Buttle | NO | 266.90 | 1 | 38.51 | 1 | 77.01 | 1 | 151.38 | ||
2 | Emanuel Sandhu | BC | 247.08 | 1 | 35.13 | 2 | 72.80 | 2 | 139.15 | ||
3 | Shawn Sawyer | NB | 232.90 | 3 | 30.47 | 3 | 69.90 | 4 | 132.53 | ||
4 | Christopher Mabee | WO | 225.22 | 2 | 31.57 | 8 | 58.90 | 3 | 134.75 | ||
5 | Nicholas Young | QC | 218.81 | 5 | 28.24 | 5 | 64.70 | 5 | 125.87 | ||
6 | Marc-André Craig | QC | 206.75 | 6 | 27.69 | 4 | 64.81 | 7 | 114.25 | ||
7 | Patrick Chan | CO | 202.31 | 4 | 29.75 | 6 | 63.85 | 10 | 108.71 | ||
8 | Ben Ferreira | AB | 200.30 | 2 | 29.68 | 7 | 61.98 | 11 | 108.64 | ||
9 | Kevin Reynolds | BC | 197.67 | 7 | 26.40 | 11 | 52.69 | 6 | 118.58 | ||
10 | Keegan Murphy | BC | 192.16 | 3 | 26.69 | 9 | 55.88 | 9 | 109.59 | ||
11 | Ken Rose | CO | 191.58 | 8 | 26.31 | 10 | 53.85 | 8 | 111.42 | ||
12 | Hugh Yik | NB | 182.49 | 4 | 25.19 | 14 | 50.20 | 12 | 107.10 | ||
13 | Mathew King | WO | 171.54 | 5 | 24.30 | 16 | 48.39 | 13 | 98.85 | ||
14 | Maxime-Billy Fortin | QC | 167.92 | 8 | 21.25 | 12 | 51.71 | 14 | 94.96 | ||
15 | Bryce Davison | WO | 155.34 | 6 | 22.71 | 13 | 50.83 | 16 | 81.80 | ||
16 | Vaughn Chipeur | AB | 152.90 | 7 | 21.69 | 17 | 47.30 | 15 | 83.91 | ||
17 | Cédric Demers | QC | 152.08 | 9 | 20.61 | 15 | 49.82 | 17 | 81.65 | ||
18 | Sylvain Bouillere | QC | 135.05 | 12 | 18.57 | 18 | 45.27 | 18 | 71.21 | ||
Free Skating Not Reached | |||||||||||
19 | John Mattatall | NS | 61.53 | 9 | 20.58 | 21 | 40.95 | ||||
20 | Daniel Eden | QC | 60.96 | 11 | 18.53 | 19 | 42.43 | ||||
21 | Tyler Cochrane | EO | 57.64 | 12 | 15.94 | 20 | 41.70 | ||||
22 | Cole Stanbra | BC | 57.43 | 11 | 19.37 | 22 | 38.06 | ||||
23 | Marc-Olivier Bossé | QC | 54.11 | 10 | 18.94 | 23 | 35.17 | ||||
24 | Craig Finney | AB | 52.84 | 10 | 19.70 | 24 | 33.14 | ||||
Short Program Not Reached | |||||||||||
25 | Brennan Martin | EO | 16.99 | 13 | 16.99 | ||||||
26 | Adrian Oleksyszak | WO | 15.09 | 13 | 15.09 | ||||||
27 | William Lindsay | WO | 13.79 | 14 | 13.79 | ||||||
28 | Devinder Singh | MB | 13.29 | 14 | 13.29 | ||||||
29 | Michael Elias | EO | 13.19 | 15 | 13.19 | ||||||
30 | Gaven Wilder | CO | 13.10 | 15 | 13.10 | ||||||
31 | Karl Herbert | NO | 9.79 | 16 | 9.79 | ||||||
32 | Bradley Price | EO | 7.64 | 16 | 7.64 |
Rank | Name | Section | Total points | QA | QB | SP | FS | ||||
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1 | Joannie Rochette | QC | 195.83 | 1 | 26.35 | 1 | 56.42 | 1 | 113.06 | ||
2 | Mira Leung | BC | 177.79 | 2 | 24.25 | 2 | 50.54 | 2 | 103.00 | ||
3 | Lesley Hawker | CO | 163.72 | 3 | 23.07 | 6 | 41.82 | 3 | 98.83 | ||
4 | Meagan Duhamel | NO | 146.01 | 1 | 21.50 | 5 | 42.46 | 4 | 82.05 | ||
5 | Amélie Lacoste | QC | 141.58 | 4 | 16.63 | 4 | 43.22 | 5 | 81.73 | ||
6 | Tanika Gibbons | BC | 138.16 | 2 | 18.20 | 3 | 43.92 | 6 | 76.04 | ||
7 | Erin Scherrer | WO | 134.45 | 5 | 18.45 | 7 | 41.46 | 7 | 74.54 | ||
8 | Jessica Dubé | QC | 129.56 | 4 | 18.55 | 10 | 40.04 | 9 | 70.97 | ||
9 | Kristen Walker | AB | 129.55 | 6 | 16.82 | 8 | 40.68 | 8 | 72.05 | ||
10 | Signe Ronka | CO | 125.61 | 5 | 16.60 | 9 | 40.48 | 10 | 68.53 | ||
11 | Myriane Samson | QC | 123.49 | 3 | 17.02 | 11 | 39.68 | 12 | 66.79 | ||
12 | Ashton Tessier | EO | 118.63 | 7 | 15.64 | 13 | 37.42 | 13 | 65.57 | ||
13 | Courtney Sokal | AB | 115.16 | 10 | 15.18 | 17 | 32.30 | 11 | 67.68 | ||
14 | Mylène Brodeur | QC | 115.01 | 12 | 14.81 | 12 | 38.24 | 16 | 61.96 | ||
15 | Stephanie Cameron | BC | 114.35 | 11 | 14.96 | 14 | 37.00 | 15 | 62.39 | ||
16 | Shanique Ollivierre-Lake | CO | 113.91 | 8 | 14.33 | 15 | 35.02 | 14 | 64.56 | ||
17 | Cecilia Gauvin | QC | 110.89 | 8 | 15.33 | 16 | 34.88 | 17 | 60.68 | ||
18 | Hjordis Lee | CO | 105.66 | 10 | 13.66 | 17 | 32.30 | 18 | 59.70 | ||
Free Skating Not Reached | |||||||||||
19 | Marie-Christine Grenier | QC | 44.25 | 9 | 15.23 | 20 | 29.02 | ||||
20 | Michelle Moore | WO | 43.26 | 10 | 13.66 | 19 | 29.60 | ||||
21 | Robyn Bouschard | AB | 41.51 | 7 | 14.93 | 22 | 26.58 | ||||
22 | Christa Wilson | WO | 40.59 | 9 | 13.69 | 21 | 26.90 | ||||
23 | Jessie Cook | NS | 36.03 | 12 | 13.53 | 23 | 22.50 | ||||
Short Program Not Reached | |||||||||||
24 | Amanda Billings | AB | 15.15 | 6 | 15.15 | ||||||
25 | Marie-Eve Lavigne | QC | 13.07 | 13 | 13.07 | ||||||
26 | Ashlea Jones | EO | 13.03 | 14 | 13.03 | ||||||
27 | Jennifer Hammond | AB | 12.75 | 13 | 12.75 | ||||||
28 | Sarah Metcalfe | BC | 12.69 | 14 | 12.69 | ||||||
29 | Ashley Tataryn | CO | 12.24 | 15 | 12.24 | ||||||
30 | Shelley Walushka | BC | 12.23 | 16 | 12.23 | ||||||
31 | Catherine Nadeau | QC | 11.71 | 15 | 11.71 | ||||||
32 | Amanda Gilroy | EO | 11.44 | 16 | 11.44 | ||||||
33 | Giovanna Fiore | QC | 11.43 | 17 | 11.43 | ||||||
34 | Megan Smith | NS | 11.40 | 17 | 11.40 | ||||||
35 | Amy Hearder | NL | 10.60 | 18 | 10.60 | ||||||
36 | Julie Fradette | QC | 10.02 | 19 | 10.02 | ||||||
37 | Corinne McKay | SK | 9.78 | 18 | 9.78 | ||||||
38 | Chantal Robert | NO | 9.24 | 19 | 9.24 |
Rank | Name | Section | Total points | SP | FS | ||
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1 | Valérie Marcoux / Craig Buntin | QC | 175.48 | 1 | 63.16 | 1 | 112.32 |
2 | Jessica Dubé / Bryce Davison | QC | 167.80 | 3 | 55.52 | 2 | 112.28 |
3 | Utako Wakamatsu / Jean-Sébastien Fecteau | QC | 159.65 | 4 | 54.62 | 4 | 105.03 |
4 | Anabelle Langlois / Cody Hay | QC | 158.36 | 2 | 56.70 | 5 | 101.66 |
5 | Elizabeth Putnam / Sean Wirtz | BC | 153.39 | 7 | 47.94 | 3 | 105.45 |
6 | Meagan Duhamel / Ryan Arnold | NO | 151.78 | 5 | 51.08 | 6 | 100.70 |
7 | Jessica Miller / Ian Moram | BC | 145.92 | 6 | 48.14 | 7 | 97.78 |
8 | Michelle Cronin / Brian Shales | CO | 129.12 | 8 | 43.72 | 8 | 85.40 |
9 | Becky Cosford / Christopher Richardson | WO | 119.93 | 9 | 37.96 | 9 | 81.97 |
10 | Johanna Purdy / Adam Schumacher | CO | 103.94 | 11 | 33.42 | 10 | 70.52 |
11 | Angie Phillips / Gordon Willemse | WO | 89.64 | 12 | 29.88 | 11 | 59.76 |
12 | Jessika Therrien / Jean-Marc Babin | QC | 10 | 33.70 |
Rank | Name | Section | Total points | CD | OD | FD | |||
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1 | Marie-France Dubreuil / Patrice Lauzon | QC | 212.10 | 1 | 41.87 | 1 | 62.47 | 1 | 107.76 |
2 | Megan Wing / Aaron Lowe | BC | 187.58 | 2 | 36.77 | 3 | 56.38 | 3 | 94.43 |
3 | Tessa Virtue / Scott Moir | WO | 184.88 | 3 | 32.96 | 2 | 57.39 | 2 | 94.53 |
4 | Chantal Lefebvre / Arseni Markov | EO | 169.54 | 4 | 32.42 | 4 | 51.02 | 4 | 86.10 |
5 | Mylène Girard / Bradley Yaeger | QC | 159.93 | 6 | 28.54 | 5 | 47.38 | 5 | 84.01 |
6 | Lauren Senft / Leif Gislason | BC | 156.93 | 5 | 28.57 | 6 | 46.58 | 6 | 81.78 |
7 | Siobhan Karam / Joshua McGrath | EO | 149.74 | 9 | 25.50 | 7 | 45.44 | 7 | 78.80 |
8 | Terra Findlay / Liam Dougherty | QC | 141.15 | 8 | 25.76 | 8 | 44.81 | 8 | 70.58 |
9 | Alice Graham / Andrew Poje | NO | 137.94 | 7 | 26.06 | 9 | 41.62 | 9 | 70.26 |
10 | Laura Csumrik / Kevin Gallagher | CO | 132.65 | 10 | 24.71 | 10 | 40.80 | 10 | 67.14 |
11 | Milena Todaro / Anthony Evans | EO | 128.48 | 11 | 24.44 | 13 | 37.24 | 12 | 66.80 |
12 | Kelsey Gallagher / John Simpson | AB | 127.62 | 12 | 22.83 | 11 | 37.83 | 11 | 66.96 |
13 | Laura Stoveld / Jeffrey Stoveld | CO | 122.82 | 13 | 21.98 | 14 | 36.40 | 14 | 64.44 |
14 | Chelsea Williamson / Michael Olson | AB | 120.54 | 18 | 18.38 | 12 | 37.44 | 13 | 64.72 |
15 | Ariane Morin / David DeFazio | QC | 117.43 | 14 | 21.90 | 16 | 33.87 | 15 | 61.66 |
16 | Catherine Provost-Savaria / Kevin Bisson | QC | 116.18 | 15 | 21.31 | 15 | 34.27 | 16 | 60.60 |
17 | Tanis Hurst / Ian Fotheringham | CO | 104.08 | 17 | 19.21 | 17 | 28.89 | 17 | 55.98 |
18 | Alicia Lambrinakos-Raymond / Jonathan Pelletier | QC | 100.10 | 16 | 20.34 | 18 | 28.58 | 18 | 51.18 |
Rank | Name | Section | Total points | SP | FS | ||
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1 | Joey Russell | NL | 151.93 | 3 | 47.16 | 1 | 104.77 |
2 | Jeremy Ten | BC | 149.21 | 2 | 48.35 | 2 | 100.86 |
3 | Jamie Forsythe | EO | 136.54 | 4 | 43.40 | 4 | 93.14 |
4 | Kevin Darwish | QC | 133.96 | 8 | 38.99 | 3 | 94.97 |
5 | Karolin Metivier | QC | 129.99 | 1 | 49.97 | 8 | 80.02 |
6 | Ian Martinez | QC | 127.93 | 10 | 37.03 | 5 | 90.90 |
7 | Jean-Simon Légaré | QC | 122.48 | 7 | 39.22 | 6 | 83.26 |
8 | Simon Beaudoin | QC | 119.71 | 9 | 37.81 | 7 | 81.90 |
9 | Michaël Zatylny | QC | 116.30 | 6 | 40.03 | 9 | 76.27 |
10 | Ehren Jaleel | AB | 110.56 | 15 | 34.44 | 10 | 76.12 |
11 | Gary Wong | BC | 109.20 | 5 | 40.63 | 13 | 68.57 |
12 | Justin Junior | WO | 106.69 | 14 | 35.12 | 11 | 71.57 |
13 | Matt McEwan | WO | 104.72 | 12 | 36.44 | 14 | 68.28 |
14 | Lars Anderson | QC | 101.05 | 16 | 34.04 | 15 | 67.01 |
15 | Jesse Smith | AB | 100.65 | 19 | 31.57 | 12 | 69.08 |
16 | Chad Mathieu | NO | 98.12 | 13 | 36.42 | 17 | 61.70 |
17 | Justin L Piette | QC | 96.43 | 11 | 37.02 | 18 | 59.41 |
18 | Aaron Van Cleave | AB | 94.34 | 18 | 32.58 | 16 | 61.76 |
19 | Mitchell Wallace | BC | 89.69 | 17 | 32.60 | 19 | 57.09 |
20 | Ivan Strogan | AB | 85.97 | 20 | 30.18 | 20 | 55.79 |
Rank | Name | Section | Total points | SP | FS | ||
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1 | Diane Szmiett | WO | 112.60 | 1 | 41.06 | 1 | 71.54 |
2 | Stefani Marotta | CO | 107.51 | 6 | 36.73 | 2 | 70.78 |
3 | Devon Neuls | BC | 107.25 | 4 | 37.65 | 3 | 69.60 |
4 | Kathryn Kang | BC | 104.80 | 3 | 38.56 | 5 | 66.24 |
5 | Natalie Kwong | CO | 104.73 | 2 | 39.17 | 6 | 65.56 |
6 | Katherine De Repentigny | CO | 100.63 | 13 | 33.21 | 4 | 67.42 |
7 | Annie Claire Bergeron-Oliver | EO | 96.03 | 11 | 34.91 | 8 | 61.12 |
8 | Bianca Gonzales | BC | 94.33 | 7 | 35.78 | 11 | 58.55 |
9 | Mckenzie Pedersen | AB | 93.83 | 12 | 34.09 | 9 | 59.74 |
10 | Amanda Valentine | EO | 93.74 | 10 | 34.97 | 10 | 58.77 |
11 | Victoria Lyn Ragozins | WO | 93.37 | 16 | 30.68 | 7 | 62.69 |
12 | Kristin Bonkowski | SK | 90.70 | 5 | 37.18 | 14 | 53.52 |
13 | Charlotte Bélair | QC | 87.67 | 18 | 29.85 | 12 | 57.82 |
14 | Alexandra Simon | SK | 87.22 | 8 | 35.62 | 17 | 51.60 |
15 | Kristy Dobson | CO | 87.08 | 9 | 35.17 | 16 | 51.91 |
16 | Amanda Juteau | QC | 83.79 | 19 | 29.12 | 13 | 54.67 |
17 | Marianne Laporte | NO | 82.05 | 17 | 29.97 | 15 | 52.08 |
18 | Brooke Paulin | EO | 80.41 | 15 | 30.92 | 18 | 49.49 |
19 | Izabel Valiquette | QC | 78.25 | 14 | 31.21 | 21 | 47.04 |
20 | McMillan Wilkowich | AB | 76.65 | 20 | 28.46 | 20 | 48.19 |
21 | Paige Lawrence | SK | 72.05 | 21 | 23.82 | 19 | 48.23 |
Rank | Name | Section | Total points | SP | FS | ||
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1 | Kyra Moscovitch / Dylan Moscovitch | CO | 134.45 | 3 | 45.81 | 1 | 88.64 |
2 | Rachel Kirkland / Eric Radford | CO | 132.91 | 1 | 46.42 | 2 | 86.49 |
3 | Taylor Steele / Robert Paxton | WO | 131.97 | 2 | 46.00 | 3 | 85.97 |
4 | Emilie Demers Boutin / Pierre-Philippe Joncas | QC | 123.97 | 4 | 43.47 | 4 | 80.50 |
5 | Valène Maheu / Simon-Pierre Coté | QC | 107.11 | 5 | 37.55 | 6 | 69.56 |
6 | Sarah McCoy / Aaron Van Cleave | AB | 106.12 | 7 | 35.76 | 5 | 70.36 |
7 | Amanda Ribeiro / Stuart Chutter | BC | 102.21 | 6 | 36.75 | 7 | 65.46 |
8 | Alisha Coolin / Ryan Sutherland | NL | 93.98 | 8 | 35.17 | 11 | 58.81 |
9 | Megan LeBoeuf / William Eaton | WO | 93.79 | 11 | 32.81 | 8 | 60.98 |
10 | Natasha Osmond / Alexandre Beaulieu | NL | 92.89 | 10 | 33.21 | 9 | 59.68 |
11 | Marie-Eve Lavigne / Leo-Paul Dufour | QC | 89.39 | 9 | 33.36 | 13 | 56.03 |
12 | Audrey Ann Leclerc / Patrice Babin | QC | 88.25 | 12 | 32.29 | 14 | 55.96 |
13 | Ariel Gagnon / Chad Tsagris | QC | 86.95 | 13 | 28.02 | 10 | 58.93 |
14 | Paige Lawrence / Rudi Swiegers | SK | 84.50 | 14 | 27.67 | 12 | 56.83 |
Rank | Name | Section | Total points | CD | OD | FD | |||
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1 | Allie Hann-McCurdy / Michael Coreno | BC | 151.47 | 1 | 32.28 | 1 | 49.04 | 1 | 70.15 |
2 | Mylène Lamoureux / Michael Mee | QC | 141.21 | 2 | 30.32 | 3 | 42.75 | 2 | 68.14 |
3 | Andrea Chong / Spencer Barnes | CO | 135.41 | 3 | 29.59 | 4 | 41.68 | 3 | 64.14 |
4 | Joanna Lenko / Mitchell Islam | CO | 133.74 | 6 | 26.49 | 2 | 43.36 | 4 | 63.89 |
5 | Sabrina Rettino / Michael Whitehead | QC | 130.06 | 5 | 27.74 | 5 | 40.98 | 6 | 61.34 |
6 | Vanessa Crone / Paul Poirier | CO | 129.78 | 4 | 28.38 | 7 | 39.57 | 5 | 61.83 |
7 | Jordan Mckenzie / Guillaume Gfeller | QC | 121.89 | 8 | 23.91 | 8 | 39.43 | 8 | 58.55 |
8 | Sophie Knippel / Matthew Doleman | WO | 121.06 | 9 | 23.26 | 6 | 39.61 | 9 | 58.19 |
9 | Christina Bourgeois / Frederic Allain | QC | 118.20 | 12 | 22.79 | 10 | 36.70 | 7 | 58.71 |
10 | Colleen Drybrough / Adam Drybrough | AB | 115.24 | 7 | 26.36 | 9 | 38.89 | 11 | 49.99 |
11 | Stephanie Farrell / Chad Romanchuk | AB | 106.96 | 11 | 23.17 | 11 | 33.92 | 12 | 49.87 |
12 | Lisa Johnson / Joseph Scott | NS | 106.83 | 15 | 21.22 | 12 | 33.67 | 10 | 51.94 |
13 | Tarrah Harvey / Keith Gagnon | BC | 105.02 | 13 | 22.40 | 13 | 33.10 | 13 | 49.52 |
14 | Megan Wilson / Garett Goodman | AB | 100.26 | 14 | 21.68 | 15 | 31.03 | 14 | 47.55 |
15 | Brittany Lockwood / Dylan Fieldhouse | EO | 98.35 | 10 | 23.22 | 16 | 28.48 | 15 | 46.65 |
16 | Bethany Puttkemery / Adrian Oleksyszak | WO | 96.24 | 17 | 16.88 | 14 | 32.77 | 16 | 46.59 |
17 | Sarah Flesher / Yannick Long Dupont | AB | 92.04 | 16 | 19.99 | 17 | 27.00 | 17 | 45.05 |
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The 2017 Canadian Tire National Skating Championships was held January 16–22, 2017 in Ottawa, Ontario. It was organized by Skate Canada and sponsored by Canadian Tire. The event determined the national champions of Canada. Medals were awarded in the disciplines of men's singles, women's singles, pair skating, and ice dancing on the senior, junior, and novice levels. Although the official International Skating Union terminology for female skaters in the singles category is ladies, Skate Canada uses women officially. The results of this competition were among the selection criteria for the 2017 World Championships, the 2017 Four Continents Championships, and the 2017 World Junior Championships.
The 2018 Canadian Tire National Skating Championships took place January 8–14, 2018, in Vancouver, British Columbia. Organized by Skate Canada and sponsored by Canadian Tire, the event determined the national champions of Canada. Medals were awarded in the disciplines of men's singles, women's singles, pair skating, and ice dance on the senior, junior, and novice levels. Although the official International Skating Union terminology for female skaters in the singles category is ladies, Skate Canada uses women officially. The results of this competition were among the selection criteria for the 2018 Winter Olympics, the 2018 World Championships, the 2018 Four Continents Championships, and the 2018 World Junior Championships.
The 2021 Canadian Tire National Skating Championships were scheduled be held on February 8–14, 2021 at the Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre in Vancouver, British Columbia. Medals were to be awarded in the disciplines of men's singles, women's singles, pair skating, and ice dance on the senior and junior levels. Although the official International Skating Union terminology for female skaters in the singles category is ladies, Skate Canada uses women officially. The results were supposed to be part of the Canadian selection criteria for the 2021 World Championships.
The 2023 South Korean Figure Skating Championships was held from January 5–8, 2023 at the Uijeongbu Indoor Ice Rink in Uijeongbu. It was the 77th edition of the event. Medals were awarded in the disciplines of men's singles, women's singles, and ice dance on the senior and junior levels. The results were part of the Korean Skating Union's selection criteria for the 2023 World Junior Figure Skating Championships and the 2023 World Championships.