About.
I am a 26-year-old Francophone and Métis skeleton athlete from Winnipeg, MB. After a successful track and field career as a sprinter and captain at the University of Manitoba, my sprints coach suggested I try the sport of skeleton. In the summer of 2023, I got on a skeleton sled for the first time at the Calgary Icehouse and have loved it ever since. I set the national push record within only eight training sessions at the Icehouse in Calgary. From then on, I completed my first competitive season in 2023-2024 on Team Canada. I quickly learned the sport, and during the first two races of my career, I finished within the top 10 in both. By the end of this past season, 2024-2025, I am now ranked third among the men on Team Canada.
Although my first two seasons were a success, it was challenging. Skeleton is daunting and very technical. Sometimes, the only way to learn or improve was to take hard hits and minor crashes. Being away from home, in a new environment, doing something I had never done before was difficult. Nonetheless, having those experiences early in my career has made me more resilient, and my passion for the sport has grown stronger.
Despite the non-traditional path I’ve taken thus far, my objectives and aspirations remain the same. I am more determined than ever. I am now ranked highly among other Team Canada sliders and aim to achieve my next big goal: competing at the Winter Olympics Games in 2026.
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Schedule & Results.
Training Camps:
| Nov 5th – 16th: | November Training in Whistler, BC |
| Jan 21th – 31th: | January Training in Whistler, BC |
| Feb 18th – 28th: | February Training in Whistler, BC |
| Mar 11th – 15th: | March Training in Whistler, BC |
Results:
| 7th and 12th: | North American Cup #1 & #2 in Whistler, BC Nov 17th – 22th |
| 20th and 20th: | North American Cup #3 & #4 in Park City, UT, USA Nov 24th – 29th |
| Forerunner: | World Cup #3 in Lillehammer, Norway Dec 5th – 12th |
| TBD: | North American Cup #5, #6, & #7 in Lake Placid, NY, USA Jan 2th – 11th |
| TBD: | Canadian Championships in Whistler, BC Mar 18th – 22th |
| Oct 27th – Nov 4th: | Training in Pyeonchang, South Korea |
| Nov 6th – Nov 29th: | Training and North American Cup races #1 and #2 in Whistler, BC |
| Jan 14th – Jan 19th: | North American Cup races #3 & #4 in Park City, UT, USA |
| Jan 20th – Jan 26th: | North American Cup races #7 & #8 in Lake Placid, NY, USA |
| Jan 29th – Feb 14th: | Training in Lake Placid, NY, USA |
| Feb 16th – Feb 20th: | Training in Whistler, BC |
| Mar 18th – Mar 24th: | Canadian Championships in Whistler, BC |
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Donors:
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