2012 Canadian Figure Skating Championships

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2012 Canadian Figure Skating Championships
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Piper Gilles & Paul Poirier 2012 Canadian Figure Skating Championships
Type:National Championship
Date:January 16 – 22
Season: 2011–12
Location: Moncton, New Brunswick
Host: Skate Canada
Venue: Moncton Coliseum
Champions
Men's singles:
Patrick Chan
Ladies' singles:
Amelie Lacoste
Pairs:
Meagan Duhamel / Eric Radford
Ice dance:
Tessa Virtue / Scott Moir
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The 2012 Canadian Figure Skating Championships was held from January 16 to 22, 2012 at the Moncton Coliseum in Moncton, New Brunswick. [1] [2] The event determined the national champions of Canada and was organized by Skate Canada, the nation's figure skating governing body. 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 among the selection criteria for the 2012 World Championships, 2012 Four Continents Championships, and the 2012 World Junior Championships.

Contents

Senior results

Men

RankNameSectionTotal points SP FS
1 Patrick Chan CO302.141101.331200.81
2 Kevin Reynolds BC/YT239.44280.812158.63
3 Jeremy Ten BC/YT207.50370.814136.69
4 Elladj Balde QC206.53468.323138.21
5 Andrei Rogozine CO188.64660.825127.82
6 Liam Firus BC/YT187.78566.347121.44
7 Nam Nguyen BC/YT179.28857.326121.96
8 Raphael Yacobi-Harris CO169.82956.198113.63
9 Samuel Morais QC166.08759.199106.89
10 Maxime-Billy Fortin QC156.711052.1710104.54
11 Dave Ferland QC155.051151.1811103.87
12 Charles Dion QC150.101350.701399.40
13 Sasha Alcoloumbre QC150.051647.5112102.54
14 Shaquille Davis CO144.201348.931495.27
15 Dominic Rondeau QC131.831548.531683.30
16 Benjamin Tidy QC130.461746.381584.08
17 David Struthers QC128.091845.461782.63
18 Benjamin Guthrie NO122.481448.831873.65

Women

RankNameSectionTotal points SP FS
1 Amelie Lacoste QC159.51252.432107.08
2 Cynthia Phaneuf QC157.94449.661108.28
3 Kaetlyn Osmond AB/NT/NU155.47156.94498.53
4 Alexandra Najarro CO151.56352.34399.22
5 Adriana DeSanctis CO142.66746.05596.61
6 Kate Charbonneau MB142.06845.54696.52
7 Vanessa Grenier QC136.05647.49888.56
8 Roxanne Rheault QC132.21547.58984.63
9 Alaine Chartrand EO128.771539.45789.32
10 Alexandra Gagnon QC124.701241.461083.24
11 Sarah Jourdain QC123.77943.451280.32
12 Kaleigh Hole MB118.351837.501180.85
13 Devon Neuls AB/NT/NU109.791042.741567.05
14 Christina Yan CO109.191142.461666.73
15 Rachel Gendron QC109.001340.731468.27
16 Cambria Little BC/YT108.391439.621368.77
17 Alexie Gélinas QC105.601739.341766.26
18 Izabel Valiquette QC101.691639.351862.34

Pairs

RankNameSectionTotal points SP FS
1 Meagan Duhamel / Eric Radford QC190.11160.921129.19
2 Jessica Dubé / Sébastien Wolfe QC171.60260.652110.95
3 Paige Lawrence / Rudi Swiegers SK168.84458.553110.29
4 Kirsten Moore-Towers / Dylan Moscovitch WO164.42360.264104.16
5 Taylor Steele / Rob Schultz WO144.33846.88597.45
6 Margaret Purdy / Michael Marinaro WO142.40649.27793.13
7 Brittany Jones / Kurtis Gaskell WO141.26553.161088.10
8 Natasha Purich / Raymond Schultz AB/NT/NU140.97747.42693.55
9 Julianne Séguin / Andrew EvansQC135.59945.82889.77
10 Noemie Arseneault / Simon-Pierre Côté QC132.641044.03988.61
11 Alexie Gélinas / David Struthers QC118.131139.791178.34
12 Andrea Tou / Matthew Penasse CO101.171237.581263.59

Ice dancing

RankNameSectionTotal points SD FD
1 Tessa Virtue / Scott Moir WO180.02168.411111.61
2 Kaitlyn Weaver / Andrew Poje NO174.53268.272106.26
3 Piper Gilles / Paul Poirier CO163.54362.783100.76
4 Kharis Ralph / Asher Hill CO147.51458.92688.59
5 Alexandra Paul / Mitchell Islam CO146.48557.30489.18
6 Nicole Orford / Thomas Williams BC/YT145.53656.58588.95
7Tarrah Harvey /Keith GagnonBC/YT137.41753.87783.54
8 Larissa Van As / Troy Shindle BC/YT109.801138.52871.28
9 Mélissande Dumas / David Mackay Perry QC106.22939.40966.82
10 Shanna René De Cotret-Laporte / Alexandre Laliberté QC106.02842.601263.42
11 Anoushka Ritchie-Hervieux / Philippe Massé QC105.151039.021066.13
12 Olga Lioudvinevitch / Benjamin Mulder WO104.491238.371166.12
13 Helene Letourneau / Kevin Boczar EO104.491337.211359.30
14 Jazz Smyl Joly / Nicholas Jesionek AB/NT/NU86.351431.601454.75

Junior results

Men

RankNameSectionTotal points SP FS
1 Mitchell Gordon BC/YT161.04351.381109.66
2 Peter O Brien EO160.26251.692108.57
3 Joel Bond NO146.56152.30394.26
4 Iassen Petkov CO141.58647.56494.02
5 Alistair Sylvester WO136.29548.07688.22
6 Christophe Belley QC131.561241.56590.00
7 Drew Wolfe AB/NT/NU130.02845.73884.29
8 Dustin Sherriff-Clayton CO130.02449.621080.40
9 Nicolas Beaudoin QC128.54945.28983.26
10 Jack Kermezian QC125.48745.861179.62
11 Graeme Gordon BC/YT125.261838.97786.29
12 Cole Vandervelden AB/NT/NU119.831044.971574.86
13 Nicolas Tondreau-Alin QC119.711441.251278.46
14 Denis Margalik CO119.181341.521477.66
15 Francis Boudreau Audet QC117.151639.311377.84
16 Alexander Zahariev CO110.721141.691669.03
17 Francis Beaulieu QC104.891540.051764.84
18 Alexandre Vaugeois QC103.781739.191864.59

Women

RankNameSectionTotal points SP FS
1 Gabrielle Daleman CO130.57147.59182.98
2 Veronik Mallet QC125.01342.88282.13
3 Julianne Séguin QC123.77243.10480.67
4 Roxanne Cournoyer QC123.12541.52381.60
5 Rachel Greben CO107.77739.88667.89
6 Marie-Eve Comtois QC104.331434.71569.62
7 Brianna Clarkson WO103.93838.23865.70
8 Natasha Purich AB/NT/NU102.03442.411559.62
9 Alexandra Rynn AB/NT/NU99.501533.65765.85
10 Elizabeth Comeau EO99.461235.14964.32
11 Jennifer Pettem EO98.301036.381361.92
12 Cassandra McDonnell WO97.581136.121461.46
13 Kelsey Wiebe BC/YT97.191633.271063.92
14 Ann-Sophie Gagnon QC96.021832.421163.60
15 Valérie Bergeron QC95.841732.741263.10
16 Samantha Tsui CO93.59937.251656.34
17 Brittany Jones WO91.321335.021756.30
18 Olivia Houston CO90.28639.991850.29

Pairs

RankNameSectionTotal points SP FS
1 Katherine Bobak / Ian Beharry WO149.96151.17198.79
2 Krystel Desjardins / Charlie Bilodeau QC122.47340.10282.37
3 Mary Orr / Anthony Furiano WO119.63240.43379.20
4 Shalena Rau / Phelan Simpson WO115.57438.82476.75
5 Leah Hyslop / Bob Goodwin WO102.82633.45569.37
6 Alexandra Young / Matthew Young NL102.10534.94667.16
7 Tamara Jurkiewicz / Alexander Arpin QC85.58732.36753.22

Ice dancing

RankNameSectionTotal points SD FD
1 Andréanne Poulin / Marc-André Servant QC131.47255.14176.33
2 Madeline Edwards / Zhao Kai Pang BC/YT129.55156.81472.74
3 Noa Bruser / Timothy Lum BC/YT125.84751.68274.16
4 Mackenzie Bent / Garrett MacKeen EO125.57652.16373.41
5 Victoria Hasegawa / Connor Hasegawa QC125.51454.33671.18
6 Élisabeth Paradis / François-Xavier Ouellette QC124.58552.72571.86
7Caelen Dalmer / Shane Firus BC/YT124.15354.51769.64
8 Mariève Cyr / Benjamin Brisebois Gaudreau QC107.12843.37863.75
9 Rachel Kirkland / Christopher Lettner CO100.781239.46961.32
10 Nicole Kuzmich / Jordan Hockley CO100.531140.311060.22
11 Josyane Cholette / Simon Proulx-Sénécal QC95.17942.691352.48
12 Laurence Fournier Beaudry / Yoan Breton QC91.791338.591253.20
13 Rebecca Nelles / Nicholas Lettner EO91.371436.271155.10
14 Sarah Clarke / Steven Clarke EO75.651532.931442.72
WD Carolane Soucisse / Benjamin SmythQC1042.48

Novice results

Men

RankNameSectionTotal points SP FS
1 Anthony Kan CO123.41141.70281.71
2 Roman Sadovsky CO115.11241.59473.52
3 Nicolas Nadeau QC113.771230.40183.37
4 Bennet Toman QC113.22437.00376.22
5 Daniel-Olivier Boulanger-Trottier QC103.40338.32665.08
6 Mathieu Ostiguy QC100.09932.50567.59
7 Shawn Cuevas BC/YT98.94535.57863.37
8 Adonis Wong BC/YT97.28733.22764.06
9 Laurent Guay QC95.96832.93963.03
10 Christopher Mostert AB/NT/NU94.58633.811160.77
11 Leslie Ip CO92.051330.111061.94
12 Trennt Michaud EO86.841130.671356.17
13 Tyler Miller BC/YT86.011629.091256.92
14 Jarret Melanson NO84.341529.481454.86
15 Jeff Hough EO82.771031.851650.92
16 Bryce Chudak AB/NT/NU82.111430.101552.01
17 Philippe Trépanier-Bettez QC78.251727.661750.59
18 Raphael Pelletier QC71.571822.021849.55

Women

RankNameSectionTotal points SP FS
1 Madelyn Dunley CO110.10138.39171.71
2 Larkyn Austman BC/YT105.01336.02268.99
3 Haley Sales BC/YT99.08236.44462.64
4 Marianne Rioux Ouellet QC98.56435.75362.81
5 Sandrine Martin QC92.66732.19560.47
6 Alex-Anne Aubé Kubel QC90.54931.47659.07
7 Zoe Gong EO88.691130.18758.51
8 Elisabeth Dyer AB/NT/NU88.451031.421057.03
9 Lisa Nasu-Yu EO87.721229.56958.16
10 Valerie Lavergne QC87.18534.311752.87
11 Britanny Giuseppe Clarke QC86.911528.45858.46
12 Shelby Hall SK86.30832.191354.11
13 Alexandra Nantel Dupuis QC83.271429.021154.25
14 Ceduna Magee AB/NT/NU83.041329.221553.82
15 Cailey England BC/YT82.73632.461850.27
16 Jennifer Mahoney NS81.531627.281254.25
17 Melina Di Lauro QC80.971727.071453.90
18 Hayleigh Bell CO79.921826.681653.24

Pairs

RankNameSectionTotal points SP FS
1 Hayleigh Bell / Alistair Sylvester CO118.22139.76178.46
2 Dylan Conway / Dustin Sherriff-Clayton CO105.90237.92267.98
3 Marie-Laurence Bradette / Felix-Antoine Garneau-Picard QC93.88532.21361.67
4 Madelyn Dunley / Wesley Killing WO91.50432.57458.93
5 Jordyn Harper / Shaquille Davis CO91.07332.90558.17
6 Kendra Digness / Cole Vandervelden AB/NT/NU84.96631.65753.31
7 Julia Mercer / Spencer Buchanan QC84.62828.12656.50
8 Jessica Landry / Sebastian M. Arcieri QC80.49730.10850.39
9 Sabrina Vigneault / Cedric Savard QC72.561025.29947.27
10 Elizabeth Swenor / Rocky Sweno CO69.96925.801044.16

Ice dancing

RankNameSectionTotal points PD1 PD2 FD
1 Lauren Collins / Danny Seymour CO87.55312.73413.76161.06
2 Melinda Meng / Andrew Meng QC87.34113.91313.91259.52
3 Samantha Glavine / Jeff Hough EO84.82412.27213.93358.62
4 Katie Desveaux / Dmitre RazgulajevsCO84.09213.34114.33456.42
5 Haili Moyer / Aaron Chapplain CO78.20611.05612.05555.10
6 Jade Robitaille / Dominic Barthe QC74.91511.54512.25751.12
7 Audrey Croteau-Villeneuve / Simon Longtin-Martel QC73.581010.981211.20651.40
8 Nevada Evelyn Smith / Addison Voldeng SK71.56911.00811.92948.64
9 Christina Penkov / Christopher Mostert AB/NT/NU69.86149.24911.67848.95
10 Bianka Gadosy / Simon Dazé QC69.17711.05711.991146.13
11 Ekaterina Fedyushchenko / Jean-Luc Jackson WO68.54811.041111.321046.18
12 Abby Savoie / Dennis Romanenko CO65.911210.301011.441244.17
13 Jaimie Clarke / Matthew Webb NS65.771110.841311.031343.90
14 Catherine Daigle-Roy / Alexis St-Louis QC58.78139.931410.691538.16
15 Elise von Holwede / Eric Streichsbier BC/YT57.11159.22159.621438.27

International team selections

World Championships

The Canadian team to the 2012 World Championships: [3]

MenLadiesPairsIce dancing
1 Patrick Chan Amelie Lacoste Meagan Duhamel / Eric Radford Tessa Virtue / Scott Moir
2 Kevin Reynolds Jessica Dubé / Sebastien Wolfe Kaitlyn Weaver / Andrew Poje
3 Kharis Ralph / Asher Hill

Of the top two ladies' skaters at nationals, the one who places highest at Four Continents Championships will receive the berth to the World Championships. [3]

Four Continents Championships

The Canadian team to the 2012 Four Continents Championships: [3]

MenLadiesPairsIce dancing
1 Patrick Chan Amélie Lacoste Meagan Duhamel / Eric Radford Tessa Virtue / Scott Moir
2 Kevin Reynolds Cynthia Phaneuf Jessica Dubé / Sebastien Wolfe Kaitlyn Weaver / Andrew Poje
3 Jeremy Ten Alexandra Najarro Paige Lawrence / Rudi Swiegers Alexandra Paul / Mitchell Islam

World Junior Championships

The Canadian team to the 2012 World Junior Championships: [3]

MenLadiesPairsIce dancing
1 Liam Firus Kaetlyn Osmond Katherine Bobak / Ian Beharry Nicole Orford / Thomas Williams
2 Nam Nguyen Margaret Purdy / Michael Marinaro Andréanne Poulin / Marc-André Servant
3 Hayleigh Bell / Alistair Sylvester

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