2011 Canadian Figure Skating Championships

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2011 Canadian Figure Skating Championships
Type:National Championship
Date:January 17 – 23
Season: 2010–11
Location: Victoria, British Columbia
Host: Skate Canada
Venue: Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre
Champions
Men's singles:
Patrick Chan
Ladies' singles:
Cynthia Phaneuf
Pair skating:
Kirsten Moore-Towers / Dylan Moscovitch
Ice dance:
Vanessa Crone / Paul Poirier
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The 2011 Canadian Figure Skating Championships were held from January 17 to 23, 2011 in Victoria, British Columbia. The event determines the national champions of Canada and is organized by Skate Canada, the nation's figure skating governing body. The junior-level and senior-level events were held at the Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre. Skaters competed at the senior, junior, and novice levels in the disciplines of men's singles, women's singles, pair skating, and ice dancing. 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 used to pick the Canadian teams for the 2011 World Championships, the 2011 Four Continents Championships, and the 2011 World Junior Championships, as well as the Canadian national team.

Contents

The novice event had been held separately in previous years; the last time it was held with the senior events was 1997. [1]

Schedule

DateTime/Event
Friday, January 2113:15 Pairs: Short program
15:50 Ice dancing: Short dance
18:20 Ladies: Short program
Saturday, January 2212:00 Ladies: Free skating
17:20 Men: Short program
20:50 Pairs: Free skating
Sunday, January 2312:00 Ice dancing: Free dance
14:45 Men: Free skating
19:20 Exhibition gala

Senior results

Men

RankNameSectionTotal points SP FS
1 Patrick Chan CO285.85188.781197.07
2 Shawn Sawyer QC229.09277.642151.45
3 Joey Russell NL204.02369.413134.61
4 Kevin Reynolds BC/YT191.85561.764130.09
5 Elladj Baldé QC190.16466.076124.09
6 Liam Firus BC/YT185.40760.665124.74
7 Ronald Lam BC/YT174.691057.397117.30
8 Ian Martinez QC169.38661.4011107.98
9 Marc-André Craig QC165.82958.0912107.73
10 Maxime-Billy Fortin QC163.771252.2610111.51
11 Dave Ferland QC162.181348.979113.21
12 Samuel Morais QC160.581547.298113.29
13 Andrei Rogozine CO148.931157.291491.64
14 Raphael Yacobi-Harris CO138.921643.031395.89
15 Patrick Myzyk CO138.68858.341780.34
16 Charles Dion QC132.551447.681584.87
17 Andrew Lum BC/YT123.711739.521684.19

Women

RankNameSectionTotal points SP FS
1 Cynthia Phaneuf QC172.32160.771111.55
2 Myriane Samson QC157.82449.752108.07
3 Amélie Lacoste QC151.72350.863100.86
4 Alexandra Najarro CO145.76252.12595.26
5 Adriana DeSanctis CO144.23647.81496.42
6 Jessica Dubé QC130.90548.81882.09
7 Vanessa Grenier QC129.93844.13785.80
8 Dallas Daniel AB/NT/NU129.67938.99690.68
9 Kate Charbonneau MB120.501038.61981.89
10 Sarah Jourdain QC115.92745.691370.23
11 Devon Neuls BC/YT114.931237.921077.01
12 Kelsey McNeil NB109.921634.521175.40
13Rylie McCulloch-CasarsaWO107.201038.611568.59
14 Jessica-Amy Sergeant AB/NT/NU106.781436.051270.73
15 Izabel Valiquette QC104.711535.621469.09
16 Daniela-Bella Favot WO99.051733.971665.08
17 Karine Chevrier QC97.701336.571761.13
18 Jacqueline Lenuik BC/YT89.421833.361856.06

Pairs

RankNameSectionTotal points SP FS
1 Kirsten Moore-Towers / Dylan Moscovitch WO187.63164.731122.90
2 Meagan Duhamel / Eric Radford QC171.34457.712113.63
3 Paige Lawrence / Rudi Swiegers SK168.11259.383108.73
4 Mylène Brodeur / John Mattatall NS163.12358.784104.34
5 Kaleigh Hole / Adam Johnson WO140.86548.71592.15
6 Brittany Jones / Kurtis Gaskell WO134.90648.36686.54
7 Noemie Arseneault / Simon-Pierre Côté QC131.65746.44785.21
8 Jade-Savannah Godin / Andrew Evans QC115.55841.81973.74
9 Margaret Purdy / Michael Marinaro WO111.30937.28874.02
10 Alexie Gélinas / David Struthers QC106.961039.381067.58

Ice dancing

RankNameSectionTotal points SD FD
1 Vanessa Crone / Paul Poirier WO164.21165.80198.41
2 Kaitlyn Weaver / Andrew Poje NO163.18265.64297.54
3 Alexandra Paul / Mitchell Islam CO153.90361.57392.33
4 Kharis Ralph / Asher Hill CO143.57457.27486.30
5 Tarrah Harvey / Keith Gagnon BC/YT135.95555.34580.61
6 Sarah Arnold / Justin Trojek WO125.72647.13678.59
7 Alexa-Marie Arrotta / Martin Nickel MB108.93746.98861.95
8 Audrey Dupont / Marcus Connolly QC108.66841.32767.34
9 Helene Letourneau / Kevin Boczar EO100.91939.56961.35
10 Anne Chloe Bissonnette / Dylan Lockey Chatham QC83.801034.221049.58

Junior results

Men

RankNameSectionTotal points SP FS
1 Nam Nguyen BC/YT169.8921
2 Shaquille Davis CO145.5534
3 Peter O'Brien EO142.4242
4 Garrett Gosselin SK141.5216
5 Michael Marinaro WO137.4773
6 Iassen Petkov CO133.6555
7 Jack Kermezian QC127.2567
8 Samuel Angers QC123.9298
9 Joel Bond NO122.221010
10 Sasha Alcoloumbre QC121.08119
11 Jérémie Boisier-Michaud QC110.71816
12 Jacob Cryderman NO109.551511
13 Maxime Deschamps QC108.331312
14 Dylan Archambault BC/YT106.881215
15 Pollux Yeung BC/YT104.361416
16 Nicolas Yaskiw QC103.621613
17 Christopher Blackmore AB/NT/NU102.071714
18 Daniel Kratochvil AB/NT/NU93.421818

Women

RankNameSectionTotal points SP FS
1 Roxanne Rheault QC123.6612
2 Kitty Qian BC/YT121.2941
3 Julianna Sagaria QC115.3424
4 Natasha Purich AB/NT/NU115.2863
5 Karelle Nadeau QC108.4795
6 Kaetlyn Osmond AB/NT/NU108.1658
7 Alexandra Gagnon QC107.8339
8 Alexie Gélinas QC106.63116
9 Cassandra McDonnell WO103.24147
10 Alaine Chartrand EO102.10712
11 Morgan Jmaiff BC/YT101.101310
12 Zoey Brown WO99.731511
13 Maude Gagnon QC98.67815
14 Marylie Jorg QC95.491614
15 Michelle Chung CO93.221813
16 Kelsey Wiebe BC/YT91.481217
17 Rachel Greben CO90.591716
18 Chloé Larose QC90.571018

Pairs

RankNameSectionTotal points SP FS
1 Natasha Purich / Raymond Schultz AB/NT/NU127.8621
2 Tara Hancherow / Sébastien Wolfe QC126.2712
3 Katherine Bobak / Matthew Penasse WO118.5743
4 Taylor Steele / Robert Schultz WO116.1135
5 Krystel Desjardins / Charlie Bilodeau QC112.7664
6 Natalie Kwong / Garnet Suidy AB/NT/NU109.8557
7 Kristen Tikel / Ian Beharry WO109.6896
8 Aveline Pearson / Alexander Sheldrick WO106.6678
9 Alexandra Young / Matthew Young NL103.45109
10 Catherine Baldé / Maxime Deschamps QC100.181110
11 Gabriella DeBono / Christopher Sisca CO99.83811
12 Marianne Rioux Ouellet / Thomas Potvin QC91.301212

Ice dancing

RankNameSectionTotal points SD FD
1 Nicole Orford / Thomas Williams BC/YT130.3111
2 Kelly Oliveira / Jordan Hockley CO123.2022
3 Victoria Hasegawa / Connor Hasegawa QC122.8633
4 Andréanne Poulin / Marc-André Servant QC118.0444
5 Élisabeth Paradis / François-Xavier Ouellette QC114.6465
6 Laurence Fournier Beaudry / Yoan Breton QC114.3956
7 Laurence Darveau / Jonathan Arcieri QC104.4487
8 Larissa Van As / Troy Shindle BC/YT100.89108
9 Jade Marrow / Allan Stoll WO100.04119
10 Carolane Soucisse / Benjamin SmythQC100.03711
11 Josyane Cholette / Simon Proulx-Sénécal QC94.98914
12 Olga Lioudvinevitch / Benjamin Mulder WO93.531310
13 Sara Aghai / Qwynn Dalmer BC/YT91.801212
14 Sarah Clarke / Steven Clarke EO86.791413
15 Jazz Smyl Joly / Ryan Behnia AB/NT/NU81.661515

Novice results

Men

RankNameSectionTotal points SP FS
1 Mitchell Gordon BC/YT120.2441
2 Mathieu Nepton QC119.2812
3 Christophe Belley QC111.1925
4 Alistair Sylvester WO110.2934
5 Nicolas Tondreau-Alin QC106.02103
6 Graeme Gordon BC/YT103.5258
7 Leonardo Maekawa BC/YT102.07116
8 Joshua Baemoon Bang CO100.0179
9 Drew Wolfe AB/NT/NU98.91167
10 Denis Margalik CO98.88910
11 Francis Boudreau Audet QC96.471211
12 Nicolas Beaudoin QC95.13612
13 Shawn Cuevas BC/YT91.60815
14 Sebastian Arcieri QC89.461314
15 Francis Beaulieu QC87.051416
16 Cole Vandervelden AB/NT/NU86.851713
17 Dustin Sherriff-Clayton CO83.361517
18 Leslie Ip CO72.221818

Women

RankNameSectionTotal points SP FS
1 Marie-Gabrielle Hémond QC94.6816
2 Ann-Sophie Gagnon QC94.4534
3 Veronik Mallet QC94.26181
4 Roxanne Cournoyer QC93.9242
5 Madelyn Dunley CO92.38105
6 Gabrielle Daleman CO91.82123
7 Brianna Clarkson WO91.0077
8 Anna McCorriston EO89.8788
9 Marie-Eve Comtois QC87.01212
10 Brianna Delmaestro BC/YT86.32610
11 Karina Tjew BC/YT85.96511
12 Kassie Costello NB85.18159
13 Camille Ruest QC82.701115
14 Monika Gala AB/NT/NU80.771413
15 Brittany Jones WO79.501316
16 Makayla Randall BC/YT79.29918
17 Patricia Antifaoff AB/NT/NU78.721714
18 Tanisha Valente EO76.221617

Pairs

RankNameSectionTotal points SP FS
1 Shalena Rau / Phelan Simpson WO115.7511
2 Mary Orr / Anthony Furiano WO108.2022
3 Leah Hyslop / Bob Goodwin WO98.2133
4 Dylan Conway / Dustin Sherriff-Clayton CO95.3644
5 Claira Whicher / Wesley Killing WO93.5955
6 Alexandra Brown / Spencer Buchanan CO84.4679
7 Rebecca Marsh / Christopher Blackmore AB/NT/NU83.8296
8 Gabrielle Daleman / Michael Zusev CO83.73610
9 Julia Plechko / Christopher Cowell CO83.5588
10 Marie-Laurence Bradette / Felix-Antoine Garneau-Picard QC81.79117
11 Melissa Kustra / Paul Schatz BC/YT77.011211
12 Tamara Jurkiewicz / Alexander Arpin QC72.931012

Ice dancing

RankNameSectionTotal points CD1 CD2 FD
1 Madeline Edwards / Zhao Kai Pang BC/YT127.30111
2 Noa Bruser / Timothy Lum BC/YT118.03442
3 Mackenzie Bent / Garrett MacKeen EO116.90323
4Caelen Dalmer / Shane Firus BC/YT109.42535
5 Sara Yacobi-Harris / Raphael Yacobi-Harris CO103.77257
6 Katie Desveaux / Dmitre Razgulajevs CO102.37668
7 Pilar Maekawa / Leonardo Maekawa BC/YT101.461274
8 Lauren Collins / Danny Seymour CO97.1510146
9 Rebecca Nelles / Nicholas Lettner EO95.867109
10 Courtney Baay / Drew Wolfe AB/NT/NU94.439810
11 Judith Jean-Lachapelle / Alexandre Laliberté QC92.008913
12 Jayden Rau / Alexander Green NS90.58131211
13 Elise von Holwede / Rhys Jones SK90.51111112
14 Chelsea Robinson / Nicholas Toth WO81.11141314
15 Jenna Zaleski / Andrew Deweyert WO77.04151515

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