Lyne-Marie Bilodeau

About

Date of birth:
April 5, 2001
Place of birth:
Sherbrooke, QC
Hometown:
Sherbrooke, QC
Club:
Mauriski
Coach:
Brian McKeever
Wax Technician:
Ian Daffern
Personal sponsors:
Mazda Granby, Vélo café endurance aventure, Bâton Rossignol Ski Fisher
Equipment:

Skis: Rossignol
Boots/Bindings: Rossignol
Poles:Rossignol

 

Background

Introduction to Cross-Country Skiing:

Lyne-Marie first got involved in cross-country skiing after deciding to follow her older brother into the sport. She immediately fell in love with clipping into a pair of skis and the competition within the sport. After attending her first Para-Nordic ski camp with the National Team, Lyne-Marie met other athletes with a disability and felt right at home. These encounters motivated her to be a part of Team Canada.

Lyne-Marie Bilodeau was the youngest member of Canada’s Para nordic team at the Beijing 2022 Paralympic Winter Games. Since then, she has been a fixture on the national team, competing at numerous international events.

Personal:

Lyne-Marie’s mom was a Canadian alpine ski coach, and her father was a North American champion in sailing.

Notable Results

Career Highlights Sit Skiing: 2024 World Cup Final, Prince George, CAN: 3 Overall, 2024 Para-Nordic World Cup Martel, ITA: 4(sprint), 6 (10km), 2022 Para-Nordic World Cup, Vuokatti, FIN: 3 (10km), 3 (5km), 2021 – Para-Nordic World Cup, Vuokatti, FIN: 8 (middle distance), 9 (sprints), 7 (long distance), 9 (short) 2020 – US Nationals: 5 (cross country short), 5 (cross country sprints) 2019 – Canada Games, Red Deer, Alta.: 1, 1, 1 2019 – NorAm, Craftsbury, USA: 3, 3 2018 – Para-Nordic World Cup, Vuokatti, FIN: 8

Full Results

World Cup Results: 2024 World Cup Final, Prince George, CAN: 3 Overall, 2024 Para-Nordic World Cup Martel, ITA: 4(sprint), 6 (10km), 2022 Para-Nordic World Cup, Vuokatti, FIN: 3 (10km), 3 (5km), 2021 – Para-Nordic World Cup, Vuokatti, FIN: 8 (middle), 9 (sprints), 7 (long distance), 9 (short) 2020 – Para-Nordic World Cup, Lillehammer, NOR: 19 (cross country short), 12 (cross country middle), 17 (cross country middle) 2018 – Para-Nordic World Cup, Vuokati, FIN: 12, 10, 8   National Results: 2019 – Canada Games, Red Deer, Alta.: 1, 1, 1 2019 – NorAm, Craftsbury, USA: 3, 3