Manitoba to send four Skaters to National Skating Championships

For the first time in over a decade, Skate Canada Manitoba will be sending four skaters to the 2022 Canadian Tire National Skating Championships in January, competing in 5 events.  Each of skaters qualified early this month in Regina at the 2022 Skate Canada Challenge event.

Representatives:
Yohnatan Elizarov (Skate Winnipeg) will be returning to the Canadian Championships for the 3rd time, this year in Junior Mens event.  Yohnatan will also be competing in the Novice Pairs event with his partner Ava Kemp(Skate Winnipeg), Ava also competed in Pre-Novice Womens event and placed 6th at the Skate Canada Challenge event. David Howes (Skate Winnipeg) and Emmet Dewar (East St Paul Figure Skating Club) will be representing Manitoba in the Novice Mens event.

Skate Canada Manitoba Chair, Diane Brine, stated that she was pleased with the results that all the Manitoba skaters achieved at this years Skate Canada Challenge event, especially due to the many challenges that they had to navigate through due to COVID-19.  Brine further stated, that it has been many years since Manitoba has had 4 skaters earn a spot at the National Championships.  The hard work and dedication our coaches and athlete development committee has started to show positive results.  We are thrilled for our skaters and know that they will continue to represent our province with pride.

The 2022 Canadian Tire National Skating Championships take place in Ottawa ON starting on January 6-13, 2022, at TD Place.  During the National Championships Skate Canada will also be announcing the skaters who will represent Canada at the upcoming Olympic Games.-30-
To request an interview with a skater, coach or Skate Canada Manitoba representative please contact Shauna Marling, Executive Director at skate.exec@sportmanitoba.ca   or at 204-925-5708 (O); 204-797-8821 (C)


Skate Canada  www.skatecanada.ca    Skate Canada Manitoba www.mbskates.ca

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