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Lia Cho, 13, breaks own Canadian junior women's record at figure skating nationals
- Juniors began yesterday and senior competition at Centre Slush Puppie runs Friday through Sunday in Gatineau, with Skate Canada announcing Olympic selections Sunday evening shortly after.
- Because nationals are part of an evaluation process, selectors consider seasons-long results alongside this week's performances, with Skate Canada's High Performance Development Committee exercising discretion beyond placements.
- A tight men's duel pits Stephen Gogolev against Roman Sadovsky for Canada's lone spot, with Gogolev holding higher international scores in their fifth meeting this season.
- Pairs favourites Deanna Stellato-Dudek and Maxime Deschamps remain expected selections despite finishing last at December's Grand Prix Final, while ice dancers Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier are also expected to be named.
- With singles medal prospects slim, the team event offers Canada a realistic path to contention as the country is ranked fourth in the world despite no recent solo podium finishes.
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Lia Cho, 13, breaks own Canadian junior women's record at figure skating nationals
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Junior National Champions Crowned on Day Two of Canadian Championships - Skate Canada
GATINEAU, QC (Jan. 7, 2026) – Day two of the Canadian National Skating Championships saw new champions born at Centre Slush Puppie in Gatineau, Quebec. Alberta’s Parker Heiderich blew past the competition, scoring 124.42 in his free program on Wednesday to earn his first national championship title. Combined with his stellar performance in Tuesday’s short program, his 188.16 points total were enough to secure gold in the junior men’s category. “…
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