SCHILPARIO, Italy – February 7, 2025 – Team Canada is having an unprecedented championships with four consecutive podium finishes. For the second time this week, Quebec City’s Liliane Gagnon claimed bronze, this time in the U23 women’s 10-kilometre interval start free. Gagnon finished in a time of 33:13, behind Germany’s Helen Hoffmann (32:35) and Australia’s Rosie Fordham (33:02). “I wasn’t expecting this successful of a championships—and it’s not over yet,”...
Canada’s Medal Total Climbs to Three Schilpario, Italy – February 7, 2025 – Edmonton’s Alison Mackie won her second consecutive bronze medal at the 2025 FIS Nordic Junior and U23 World Ski Championships, elevating Canada’s medal count to three. Mackie completed the 10km course with a time of 28:07, finishing 36.2 seconds behind Norway’s Milla Grosberghaugen Andreassen, who took gold with a time of 27:31 Germany’s Anna Endress claimed the...
POKLJUKA, Slovenia – Mark Arendz and Natalie Wilkie Are World Champions! Wilkie delivered a perfect day on the range, taking the world title by 3.4 seconds. Arendz, despite one miss, powered through the final lap to secure victory by just 1.2 seconds. Read the full story here. Competition resumes on Saturday. Photos: IBU
Back-to-back medal days at Junior and U23 World Championships Edmonton’s Alison Mackie Makes History with Bronze—Canada’s First Women’s Nordic Junior Worlds Medal Since 1989. Learn More Liliane Gagnon adds another Bronze to the Canadian Medal Count ! Gagnon secured third place in the 20km mass start classic race at the 2025 FIS Nordic U23 World Ski Championships. Learn More Mark Arendz and Natalie Wilkie Are World Champions! Wilkie delivered a...
Back-to-back medal days for Women at Nordic Junior and U23 World Championships Schilpario, Italy – February 6, 2025 – Quebec City’s Liliane Gagnon finished 5 seconds ahead of the fourth-place finisher in the 20km mass start classic race at the 2025 FIS Nordic U23 World Ski Championships, taking home the bronze for Team Canada. Sweden’s Maerta Rosenberg finished first in 55:56 and Norway’s Eva Ingebridgtsen finished second in 56 minutes. Fourth place can be...
