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Canadian skaters pocket nine medals at Short Track World Tour in Montreal
Canada finished with nine medals, including relay gold, and kept the lead in the Team Crystal Globe standings, officials said.
- Canadian skaters Felix Roussel, Steven Dubois, Mathieu Pelletier, and Maxime Laoun won gold in the 5,000m relay final at the ISU Short Track World Tour in Montreal on Sunday, finishing the 48-lap race in 6 minutes, 59.327 seconds.
- The Canadian Ice Maples finished the weekend with nine total medals, capping a tremendously successful homestand that energized more than 3,000 fans cheering throughout the competition in Montreal.
- Pelletier earned silver in the 1,000 metres, capturing his first individual distance medal on the World Tour, while Danaé Blais secured her first career 500-metre silver on Sunday.
- Canada maintains the top position in the ISU Team Crystal Globe rankings with 1,836 points, ahead of the Korean White Tigers and the Dutch Lions .
- The ISU Short Track World Tour resumes in three weeks with three consecutive stops in Asia: Seoul , Shanghai , and Beijing .
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Canadian skaters pocket nine medals at Short Track World Tour in Montreal
MONTREAL - More than 3,000 short track fans roared as Felix Roussel crossed the finished line, finger raised, to capture gold in the 5,000m men's relay on Sunday afternoon to conclude the ISU Short Track World Tour in Montreal.
·Toronto, Canada
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Canadian men cap successful World Tour stop in Montreal with 5,000m relay gold
The Canadian Ice Maples capped a five-medal performance with victory on Sunday at the the ISU Short Track World Tour in Montreal. It was the foursome of Felix Roussel, Steven Dubois, Mathieu Pelletier and Maxime Laoun that came out on top in the men's 5,000-metre relay final.
·Ottawa, Canada
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