Weekly Division Update February 13
| Double Gold for Wilkie & Arendz, and a First World Championships Medal for Zaplotinsky! |
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| Team Canada raised their medal count to five after three days of racing at the IBU Para Biathlon World Championships in Pokljuka, Slovenia!
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| Team Canada makes history at World Junior and U23 Ski Championships |
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| Team Canada made history at the 2025 FIS Nordic Junior and U23 World Ski Championships, bringing home four bronze medals. Let’s count them… |
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| 1. 🥉It all started with Edmonton’s Alison Mackie, who captured Canada’s first women’s junior worlds medal since 1989 with a stunning third-place finish in the 20km mass start classic. Full story here. |
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| 2. 🥉Quebec City’s Liliane Gagnon kept the momentum going, earning bronze in the U23 20km classic. Full story here. |
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| Team photo after Liliane’s bronze! On shoulders (L to R): Xavier McKeever (7th), Liliane Gagnon (3rd), Jasmine Drolet (6th), and Tom Stephen (5th). |
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| 3. 🥉Alison Mackie wasn’t done—she won a second bronze medal in the Junior 10km skate race. Full story here. |
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| Alison celebrates with the junior team. Alison Mackie is lifted by teammates Clara Hegan (left) and Minty Bradford (right). |
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| 4. 🥉Finally, Liliane Gagnon captured her second bronze of the week in the U23 women’s 10km race—fighting through tough white-out snow conditions to claim a spot on the podium. Watch here. |
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| 2025 FIS Nordic World Ski Championships Competition Team |
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| Congratulations to the following athletes who have been selected to the World Ski Championship Team in Trondheim, Norway from February 17 – March 9, 2025 |
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