Skate Canada – OTTAWA, ON: Skate Canada will have seven entries, for a total of 11 skaters in Gdansk, Poland for the fifth stop of the 2019 ISU Junior Grand Prix of Figure Skating. Team Canada’s entries include two entries in men, one entry in women, two entries in pair and ice dance. The competition will take place from September 11-14, 2019.

Joseph Phan, 18, Toronto, Ont., will be the first Canadian entry in men. This season, Phan finished sixth at Riga Cup. Last season, Phan won a bronze medal at Czech Skate and placed 12^th at the ISU World Junior Figure Skating Championships. He finished fourth in senior at the 2019 Canadian Tire National Skating Championships. Phan is coached by Brian Orser in Toronto, Ont.

Corey Circelli, 16, Toronto, Ont., will be the second Canadian entry in men. This season, Circelli finished ninth in ice dance with partner Olivia McIsaac at Courchevel. At the 2019 Canadian Tire National Skating Championships, he finished third in junior men. Circelli is coached by Brian Orser and Tracy Wilson in Toronto, Ont.

Amelia Orzel, 16, Woodbridge, Ont., will be the lone Canadian entry in women. Last season, she finished ninth at Golden Bear. At the Canadian Tire National Skating Championships, Orzel placed 11^th in junior. She is coached by Brian Orser and Tracy Wilson in Toronto, Ont.

Canadian novice champions, Kelly Ann Laurin, 14, Saint-Jerôme, Que., and Loucas Ethier, 19, Saint-Eustache, Que., will be the first Canadian entry in pairs. They are coached by Yvan Desjardins, Stéphanie Valois and Violaine Émard in Rosemère, Que.

Camille Perrault, 15, Orford, Que., and William St-Louis, 18, Shawinigan, Que., will be the second Canadian entry in pairs. Camille and William created this new partnership in April 2016.  They are coached by Marc-André Craig in Chambly, Que. Camille previously skated with Bryan Pierro.

Miku Makita, 16, Vancouver, B.C., and Tyler Gunara, 16, Vancouver, B.C., will be the first Canadian entry in ice dance. This season, the two finished fourth at Lake Placid. Last season, they finished eighth at JGP Canada and second at Lake Placid Dance. They are coached by Aaron Lowe and Megan Wing in Vancouver, B.C.

Jessica Li, 16, Brossard, Que., and Jacob Richmond, 19, Toronto, Ont., will be the second Canadian entry in ice dance. Last season, they finished 11^th in junior at the 2019 Canadian Tire National Skating Championships. The team is coached by Julien Lalonde and Mylène Girard in Chambly, Que.

Dr. Shae Zukiswky, Senior Director, Performance Excellence, and Manon Perron of Boucherville, Que., will be the team leaders at the event. Physiotherapist Sylvia Cyrurisek of Berwyn, Alta., and Dr. Ed Pilat of Winnipeg, Man., will be the Canadian medical staff onsite. André Marc Allain of Gatineau, Que. and Susan Moriss of Victoria, B.C. will be the Canadian officials attending the event.

For more information, please visit www.isu.org.

CANADIAN ENTRIES AT JGP #5 – GDANSK, POLAND

DISCIPLINE	NAME	AGE	HOMETOWN	CLUB	COACH
Men	Joseph Phan	18	Toronto, Ont.	CPA Laval	Brian Orser
Men	Corey Circelli	16	Toronto, Ont.	Toronto CS & CC	Brian Orser / Tracy Wilson
Women	Amelia Orzel	16	Woodbridge, Ont.	Toronto CS & CC	Brian Orser / Tracy Wilson
Pair	Camille Perreault / William St-Louis	15 / 18	Orford, Que. / Shawinigan, Que.	Académie Performance Isatis	Marc-André Craig
Pair	Kelly Ann Laurin / Loucas Ethier	14 / 19	Saint-Jerôme, Que. / Saint-Eustache, Que.	École Excellence Rosemère	Yvan Desjardins / Stéphane Valois / Violaine Émard
Ice Dance	Miku Makita / Tyler Gunara	16 / 16	Vancouver, B.C. / Vancouver, B.C.	Vancouver Ice Dance Academy	Aaron Lowe
Ice Dance	Jessica Li / Jacob Richmond	16 / 19	Brossard, Que. / Toronto, Ont.	Académie Performance Isatis	Julien Lalonde / Mylène Girard