2013 Canadian Figure Skating Championships

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2013 Canadian Figure Skating Championships
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Type:National championship
Date:January 13 – 20
Season: 2012–13
Location: Mississauga, Ontario
Host: Skate Canada
Venue: Hershey Centre
Champions
Men's singles:
Patrick Chan (S)
Anthony Kan (J)
Daniel-Olivier Boulanger-Trottier (N)
Ladies' singles:
Kaetlyn Osmond (S)
Larykn Austman (J)
Zoe Gong (N)
Pairs:
Meagan Duhamel / Eric Radford (S)
Hayleigh Bell / Alistair Sylvester (J)
Rachael Dobson / Alexander Sheldrick (N)
Ice dance:
Tessa Virtue / Scott Moir (S)
Madeline Edwards / Zhao Kai Pang (J)
Danielle Woo / Spencer Soo (N)
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The 2013 Canadian Figure Skating Championships were held from January 13 to 20, 2013 at the Hershey Centre in Mississauga, Ontario. [1] [2] The event determined the national champions of Canada and was organized by Skate Canada, the nation's figure skating governing body. 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 are among the selection criteria for the 2013 World Championships, 2013 Four Continents Championships, and the 2013 World Junior Championships.

Contents

Overview

Patrick Chan won his sixth national title. Kevin Reynolds won the silver medal with a free skating that included a 4T, 4S, 4T+3T, and 3A+3T. [3]

Kaetlyn Osmond won her first national title. Gabrielle Daleman and Alaine Chartrand joined her on the podium while the defending champion, Amelie Lacoste, finished just off the podium.

Meagan Duhamel / Eric Radford defended their title in a close race with Kirsten Moore-Towers / Dylan Moscovitch.

Tessa Virtue / Scott Moir won their fifth national title.

Police were called to break up a scuffle among a group of skaters after the event. A Skate Canada representative said no top skaters were involved. [4]

Senior results

Men

RankNameSectionTotal points SP FS
1 Patrick Chan CO273.75194.631179.12
2 Kevin Reynolds BC/YT261.26285.322175.94
3 Andrei Rogozine CO207.85470.423137.43
4 Elladj Baldé QC204.44568.475135.97
5 Liam Firus BC/YT202.41375.338127.08
6 Nam Nguyen CO200.69667.906132.79
7 Mitchell Gordon BC/YT190.991154.004136.99
8 Jeremy Ten BC/YT189.22764.069125.16
9 Peter O'Brien EO188.03860.557127.48
10 Garrett Gosselin SK183.511059.6410123.87
11 Emanuel Sandhu BC/YT176.18960.4212115.76
12 Ian Martinez QC164.161742.8811121.28
13 Samuel Angers QC159.441549.8113109.63
14 Samuel Morais QC158.421352.7414105.68
15 Shaquille Davis CO154.071253.0215101.05
16 Graeme Gordon BC/YT147.741648.051699.69
17 Sasha Alcoloumbre QC133.811452.231781.58
18 Dustin Sherriff-Clayton CO117.411836.431880.98

Women

RankNameSectionTotal points SP FS
1 Kaetlyn Osmond AB/NT/NU201.34170.041131.30
2 Gabrielle Daleman CO163.90551.802112.10
3 Alaine Chartrand EO157.22650.763106.46
4 Amélie Lacoste QC156.14257.86498.28
5 Veronik Mallet QC143.87748.03595.84
6 Julianne Séguin QC131.77353.931477.84
7 Adriana DeSanctis CO130.69452.181378.51
8 Rachel Gendron QC129.61847.05882.56
9 Kate Charbonneau MB126.011443.61982.40
10 Roxanne Cournoyer QC125.671642.57683.10
11 Kelsey McNeil NB124.421045.371279.05
12 Vanessa Grenier QC124.031741.36782.67
13 Alexe Gilles CO123.941243.991079.95
14 Gabrielle Anne Cormier NB123.751144.091179.66
15 Alexandra Gagnon QC122.48946.211676.27
16 Jessica-Amy Sergeant AB/NT/NU121.401343.671577.73
17 Sarah Jourdain QC112.481542.971769.51
WD Roxanne Rheault QC1839.40

Pairs

RankNameSectionTotal points SP FS
1 Meagan Duhamel / Eric Radford QC206.63169.081137.55
2 Kirsten Moore-Towers / Dylan Moscovitch WO204.54268.232136.31
3 Paige Lawrence / Rudi Swiegers SK171.13354.423116.71
4 Brittany Jones / Ian Beharry WO158.47551.574106.90
5 Margaret Purdy / Michael Marinaro WO154.29454.255100.04
6 Taylor Steele / Simon-Pierre Côté WO131.33644.04687.29

Ice dancing

RankNameSectionTotal points SD FD
1 Tessa Virtue / Scott Moir WO187.23179.041108.19
2 Piper Gilles / Paul Poirier CO170.81267.952102.86
3 Nicole Orford / Thomas Williams BC/YT152.56461.52391.04
4 Alexandra Paul / Mitchell Islam CO151.73366.24585.49
5 Kharis Ralph / Asher Hill CO140.86552.08488.78
6 Andréanne Poulin / Marc-André Servant QC133.85750.57683.28
7 Élisabeth Paradis / François-Xavier Ouellette QC132.83651.20781.63
8 Larissa Van As / Troy Shindle BC/YT119.80847.07872.73
9 Mélissande Dumas / David Mackay Perry QC99.52940.86958.66

Junior results

Men

RankNameSectionTotal points SP FS
1 Anthony Kan CO167.54160.671106.87
2 Denis Margalik CO164.60258.712105.89
3 Mathieu Nepton QC149.90551.33398.57
4 Leslie Ip CO148.18453.87494.31
5 Jack Kermezian QC141.01749.78591.23
6 Nicolas Nadeau QC140.90357.09983.81
7 Shawn Cuevas BC/YT138.04948.36789.68
8 Nicolas Beaudoin QC132.47650.151182.32
9 Nicolas Tondreau-Alin QC131.391540.89690.50
10 Christopher Mostert AB/NT/NU130.281046.921083.36
11 Bennet Toman QC128.011242.70885.31
12 Drew Wolfe AB/NT/NU124.801143.241281.56
13 Alexander Zahariev CO121.45849.751471.70
14 Cole Vandervelden QB/NT/NU119.981342.421377.56
15 Mathieu Ostiguy QC111.621442.001569.62
16 Francis Boudreau Audet QC109.041640.381668.66
17 Kurtis Hori BC/YT99.991738.691761.30
18 Bryce Chudak AB/NT/NU98.511837.351861.16

Women

RankNameSectionTotal points SP FS
1 Larkyn Austman BC/YT149.75148.781100.97
2 Marika Steward NO123.85643.07280.78
3 Madelyn Dunley CO122.04742.52379.52
4 Natasha Purich AB/NT/NU121.90244.27577.63
5 Marianne Rioux Ouellet QC121.85842.44479.41
6 Cassandra McDonnell WO115.451140.03675.42
7 Justine Gosselin QC112.89344.141068.75
8 Cailey England BC/YT102.031239.84771.66
9 Kelsey MacLean EO110.36940.81969.55
10 Sandrine Martin QC99.461439.20869.80
11 Shelby Hall SK105.751339.831165.92
12 Melodie Dore WO104.641040.481364.16
13 Camille Ruest QC104.36443.451560.91
14 Kassie Costello NB103.52543.381760.14
15 Anna McCorriston EO101.191636.001265.19
16Hayleigh BellCO98.491539.101859.39
17 Kim Deguise Leveillee QC94.951734.361660.59
18 Nikki Mattocks EO90.311828.911461.40

Pairs

RankNameSectionTotal points SP FS
1Hayleigh Bell / Alistair Sylvester CO140.60147.73192.87
2 Natasha Purich / Sebastien Ariceri QC131.65242.53289.12
3 Mary Orr / Anthony Furiano WO126.48441.72384.76
4 Shalena Rau / Phelan Simpson WO120.31341.79478.52
5 Dylan Conway / Dustin Sherriff-Clayton CO106.35539.76666.59
6 Alexandra Young / Matthew Young NL102.98636.38566.60
7 Naomie Boudreau / Maxime Deschamps QC100.03835.15764.88
8 Julia Mercer / Wesley Killing QC95.78735.43860.35

Ice dancing

RankNameSectionTotal points SD FD
1 Madeline Edwards / Zhao Kai Pang BC/YT145.25259.01186.24
2 Mackenzie Bent / Garrett MacKeen EO144.49160.62283.87
3 Caelen Delmer / Shane Firus BC/YT129.26352.73376.53
4 Victoria Hasegawa / Connor Hasegawa QC123.18452.22470.96
5 Mariève Cyr / Benjamin Brisebois Gaudreau QC119.67648.86570.81
6 Melinda Meng / Andrew Meng QC118.75550.31668.44
7 Katie Desveaux / Dmitre RazgulajevsCO115.53846.91766.62
8 Bianka Gadosvy / Benjamin SmythQC109.99748.101061.89
9 Carolane Soucisse / Simon Tanguay QC109.16944.94864.22
10 Lauren Collins / Danny Seymour CO104.621342.34962.28
11 Samantha Glavine / Jeff Hough EO100.271242.851357.42
12 Haili Moyer / Aaron Chapplain CO100.221442.271157.95
13 Marina Barova / Allan Stoll WO99.531541.731257.80
14 Nicole Kuzmich / Jordan Hockley CO75.651043.561455.56
15 Christina Penkov / Simon Proulx-Sénécal QC96.991143.481553.21

Novice results

Men

RankNameSectionTotal points SP FS
1 Daniel-Olivier Boulanger-Trottier QC128.53144.91183.62
2 Eric Liu BC/YT120.53538.85281.68
3Antony ChengCO120.18340.71379.47
4 Mitchell Brennan CO108.79736.69472.10
5 Adonis Wong BC/YT105.46637.26568.20
6 Alexander Lawrence BC/YT104.68439.19665.49
7 Liam Mahood CO100.21836.27863.94
8 Trennt Michaud EO98.83934.07764.76
9 Laurent Guay QC97.291033.70963.59
10 Hugh Brabyn-Jones EO91.351131.551159.80
11 Olivier Bergeron QC91.18241.101650.08
12 Grayson Rosen AB/NT/NU90.011628.901061.11
13 Kurtis Schreiber BC/YT98.871330.291259.58
14 Cody Adam Wong QC98.471230.681358.79
15 Davin Portz AB/NT/NU83.141430.101453.04
16 Maxime Carbonneau QC76.881726.511550.37
17 Jarret Melanson NO73.921826.241747.68
18 Andrew Meng QC70.301529.271841.03

Women

RankNameSectionTotal points SP FS
1 Zoe Gong EO108.48336.15172.33
2 Maysie Poliziani WO107.87136.58271.29
3 Julianne Delaurier BC/YT104.92236.53668.39
4 Kelsey Wong BC/YT104.42435.97568.45
5 Taylor LeClaire AB/NT/NU103.81634.69369.12
6 Emy Decelles QC101.291032.43468.86
7 Belvina Mao BC/YT99.99535.96764.03
8 Lily Markovski CO92.901132.171060.73
9 Patricia Antifaoff CO92.82834.051158.77
10 Stephie Walmsley NS92.051528.57963.48
11 Valerie Crispin QC91.951628.34863.61
12 Kira Gallant AB/NT/NU91.77933.921257.85
13 Pascale Pilote Harvey QC88.18734.071654.11
14 Jennifer Mahoney NS86.561330.311356.25
15 Dana Bobyn BC/YT84.831428.991455.84
16 Stephanie Marcus QC81.461230.921750.54
17 Ophélie Doucet QC80.011824.841555.17
18 Jordyn Harper CO78.271728.321849.95

Pairs

RankNameSectionTotal points SP FS
1 Rachael Dobson / Alexander Sheldrick WO100.72234.00166.72
2 Judith Murtha-Anderson / Trennt Michaud EO98.16134.98263.18
3 Taylor LeClaire / Christopher Mostert AB/NT/NU92.60330.33362.27
4 Kendra Digness / Eric Thiessen AB/NT/NU85.34727.33458.01
5 Robyn-Lynn McGrath / Matthew Power NL84.11627.95556.16
6 Renata Wong / Henry Su WO83.80529.29654.51
7 Sarah-Jade Latulippe / Alex Leak QC82.87429.74753.13
8 Sabrina Vigneault / Cedric Savard QC71.28824.65846.63

Ice dancing

RankNameSectionTotal points PD1 PD2 FD
1 Danielle Wu / Spencer Soo BC/YT96.47115.07214.99166.41
2 Brianna Delmaestro / Graeme Gordon BC/YT88.48612.86115.16360.46
3 Alexa Linden / Tyler Miller BC/YT88.13513.17414.39260.57
4 Jaimie Clarke / Matthew Webb NS81.44313.45314.77653.22
5 Christina Carreira / Simon-Pierre Malette-Paquette QC80.911110.51813.59456.81
6 Abigail Seewald / Jared Fell AB/NT/NU77.75413.36514.241050.15
7 Catherine Daigle-Roy / Alexis St-Louis QC77.51213.99912.96950.56
8 Marie-Jade Lauriault / Pierre-Richard Chiasson QC75.22712.371111.88850.97
9 Andie-Lynn Gingrich / Liam Kinrade BC/YT75.08911.09614.031149.96
10 Valérie Taillefer / Jason Chan QC75.06129.80713.90751.36
11 Ekaterina Fedyushchenko / Jean-Luc Jackson WO72.63138.781510.20553.65
12 Emily Valentine / Simon Desrochers QC67.61811.101012.661243.85
13 Caroline Falardeau / Simon Dazé QC63.03148.551311.041343.44
14 Camille Mondor / Stefan Dyck QC60.85157.621410.551442.68
15 Jocelyn Leblanc / Wyatt Cowell SK60.221010.711211.421538.09

International team selections

Four Continents Championships

Skate Canada announced the Canadian team to the 2013 Four Continents Championships on January 20, 2013: [5]

MenLadiesPairsIce dancing
1 Kevin Reynolds Kaetlyn Osmond Meagan Duhamel / Eric Radford Tessa Virtue / Scott Moir
2 Andrei Rogozine Amélie Lacoste Kirsten Moore-Towers / Dylan Moscovitch Piper Gilles / Paul Poirier
3 Elladj Baldé Julianne Séguin Paige Lawrence / Rudi Swiegers Nicole Orford / Thomas Williams

World Junior Championships

Skate Canada announced the Canadian team to the 2013 World Junior Championships on January 20, 2013: [5]

MenLadiesPairsIce dancing
1 Nam Nguyen Gabrielle Daleman Brittany Jones / Ian Beharry Madeline Edwards / Zhao Kai Pang
2 Mitchell Gordon Alaine Chartrand Margaret Purdy / Michael Marinaro Mackenzie Bent / Garrett MacKeen
3Hayleigh Bell / Alistair Sylvester

World Championships

Skate Canada announced part of the Canadian team to the 2013 World Championships on January 21, 2013, leaving the third men's and ice dancing spots to be determined following Four Continents Championships. [6] In February, 2013, Skate Canada announced that Andrei Rogozine took the third men's spot [7] and Kaitlyn Weaver and Andrew Poje took the third ice dancing spot of the Canadian world team roster. [8]

MenLadiesPairsIce dancing
1 Patrick Chan Kaetlyn Osmond Meagan Duhamel / Eric Radford Tessa Virtue / Scott Moir
2 Kevin Reynolds Kirsten Moore-Towers / Dylan Moscovitch Piper Gilles / Paul Poirier
3 Andrei Rogozine Kaitlyn Weaver / Andrew Poje

World Team Trophy

Skate Canada announced part of the Canadian team to the 2013 World Team Trophy on March 26, 2013. [9]

MenLadiesPairsIce dancing
1 Patrick Chan Kaetlyn Osmond Meagan Duhamel / Eric Radford Kaitlyn Weaver / Andrew Poje
2 Kevin Reynolds Gabrielle Daleman

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