Dupuis Seventh in Women’s Short Program at Figure Skating Grand Prix in Kelowna
Mao Shimada scored 82.11 points to edge Isabeau Levito and win the women’s short program.
- On Saturday, Mao Shimada of Japan won the women's short program at Skate Canada International in Kelowna, earning 82.11 points to claim first place.
- Rio Nakata of Japan topped the men's short program on Friday night, preceding Shimada's victory as the international competition continued at the venue.
- American Isabeau Levito finished second with 78.50 points, while Niina Petrokina of Estonia placed third with 77.24 points in the women's short program.
- Canadians Sara-Maude Dupuis placed seventh with 64.58 points, Madeline Schizas finished ninth with 57.95, and Fee Ann Landry took tenth with 57.27.
- Britain's Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson topped the rhythm dance with 81.37 points, while pairs skaters Alyssa Robinson and Jacob Portz finished ninth with 60.22.
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Mao Shimada of Japan tops women’s short program at Skate Canada
Mao Shimada of Japan won the women’s short program Saturday at Skate Canada, edging American Isabeau Levito. Shimada received a score of 82.11. Levito finished with 78.50 points, while Niina Petrokina of Estonia was third with 77.24 points. Lilah Fear…
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Dupuis seventh in women's short program at Figure Skating Grand Prix in Kelowna
KELOWNA - Mao Shimada of Japan won the women's short program on Saturday by outperforming American Isabeau Levito at the Skate Canada International figure skating competition in Kelowna.
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Dupuis seventh in women’s short program at Figure Skating Grand Prix in Kelowna
KELOWNA — Mao Shimada of Japan won the women's short program on Saturday by outperforming American Isabeau Levito at the Skate Canada International figure skating competition in Kelowna. Shimada received a score of 82.11 to win the event. Levito finish...
At Skate Canada, the second event of the Grand Prix Series in figure skating (October 31st = November 1st Japan time, Kelowna, Canada), Mao Shimada (Kinoshita Group) made a stunning debut...
A merely exceptional debut. Mao Shimada breaks through the eighty-point wall on the occasion of the short program valid for Skate Canada 2026, the second act of the circuit ISU Grand Prix 2026-2027 of figure skating on stage this weekend in that of Kelowna. The very young Japanese, absolute dominatrix in the last four years in the Junior field [...]
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