2012-13 Canadian short track team – World Cup #2, …...2012-13 Canadian short track team – World Cup #2, Montreal, Oct. 26-28 ! Team staff Mark Mathies - SSC executive director,

2012-13 Canadian short track team – World Cup #2, Montreal, Oct. 26-28

Team staff Mark Mathies - SSC executive director, sport Yves Hamelin - SSC program director and team leader Frédéric Blackburn - Head coach, women Derrick Campbell - Head coach, men Jonathon Cavar - Coach Fabien Abejean - Performance preparation Véronique Carmel - Athletic therapist Mathieu Charbonneau - Biomechanist Alexandre Clark - Strength trainer Laurent Daignault - Skate technician Emilie-Julie Dumontier - Nutritionist Christian Messier - Athletic therapist Emmanuel Michon - Biomechanist Catherine Naulleau - Nutritionist Daniele Sauvageau - Performance advisor Nicolas Sauvé - Team Doctor Jennifer Cottin - SSC program coordinator Phil Legault - SSC communications director Pier Martin - SSC marketing coordinator Athletes Skater Age WC Gold Silver Bronze Total Hometown/Branch Races for WC #2 Marie-Eve Drolet 30 17 1 6 1 8 Laterrière, Que./Quebec 1000, 1500 Jessica Gregg 24 19 1 1 3 5 Edmonton/Alberta 500 (1), 500 (2) Jessica Hewitt 26 14 0 0 0 0 Langley, B.C./Quebec 1000, 1500 Valérie Maltais 22 14 0 1 2 3 La Baie, Que. /Quebec 1000, 1500 Marianne St. Gelais 22 16 9 3 3 15 St. Félicien, Que./Quebec 500 (1), 500 (2) Caroline Truchon 24 9 0 1 1 2 Chicoutimi, Que./Quebec 500 (1), 500 (2) Total 89 11 12 10 33 Skater Age WC Gold Silver Bronze Total Hometown/Branch Races for WC #2 Guillaume Bastille 27 15 2 2 4 8 Rivière-du-Loup, Que./Quebec 500 (2), 1500 Michael Gilday 25 18 1 4 3 8 Yellowknife/N.W.T. 500 (2), 1500 Charles Hamelin 28 42 18 14 19 51 Sainte-Julie, Que./Quebec 500 (1), 1000 François Hamelin 25 18 0 1 4 5 Sainte-Julie, Que./Quebec 500 (1), 1000 Olivier Jean 28 24 7 6 4 17 Lachenaie, Que./Quebec 500 (1), 1000 Liam McFarlane 26 5 0 1 0 1 Medicine Hat, Alta./Quebec 500 (2), 1500 Total 122 28 28 34 90 Note: Medal count does not include relay. World Cup #2 - Montreal - Oct. 26-28 (website - www.coupedumonde2012.ca) Events Eastern Time (current GMT, -4) Eastern Time (current GMT, -4)

Day 1 Distances: 500m (1), 500m (2), 1000m, 1500m, relay heats Round: Qualifying

Friday, Oct. 26 10:10 a.m.

Friday, Oct. 26 10:10 a.m.

Day 2 Distances: 500m (1), 1500m, relay semifinals Round: Repechage Round: World Cup session

Saturday, Oct. 27 9 a.m. 1:15 p.m.

Saturday, Oct. 27 9 a.m. 1:15 p.m.

Day 3 Distances: 500m (2), 1000m, relay finals Round: Repechage Round: World Cup session

Sunday, Oct. 28 9 a.m. 1:15 p.m.

Sunday, Oct. 28 9 a.m. 1:15 p.m.


2012-13 Canadian team - Visit SSC’s website (http://www.speedskating.ca/national-short-track-team) and media guide

(http://www.speedskating.ca/media-guide) for full bios. - At World Cup #1 in Calgary (Oct. 19-21), Canada collected four individual silver medals and a bronze, as well

as a bronze in the men's relay. - The six women on this team have competed in a total of 89 World Cups. They have won a combined 11

individual gold medals, 12 silver and 10 bronze. - Jessica Gregg has competed in the most World Cups at 19, while Marianne St. Gelais won the most medals at 15 –

nine gold, three silver and three bronze. - The six men on this team have competed in a total of 122 World Cups. They have won a combined individual 28 gold

medals, 28 silver and 34 bronze. - Charles Hamelin has competed in the most World Cups at 42, and won the most medals at 51 – 18 gold, 14 silver and

19 bronze. - Valérie Maltais set the world and Canadian 1,000-metre record of *1:27.653 at World Cup #1 in the qualification round

on Oct. 19 at the Olympic Oval in Calgary. She set the Canadian record of 1:27.895 at the fall World Cup selections on Sept. 15 at the Olympic Oval. *Her world record was beat by Suk Hee Shim of Korea, 1:26.661, at World Cup #1 in Calgary on Oct. 21.

- Michael Gilday, Charles Hamelin, François Hamelin and Oliver Jean set the world and Canadian relay record of 6:30.958 at World Cup #1 on Oct. 19 at the Olympic Oval in Calgary. The foursome broke the Canadian record on Sept. 16 at the Olympic Oval during the fall World Cup selections on Sept. 16 with a time of 6:32.909.

- Charles Hamelin set the Canadian 500 m record of 40.125 seconds in the final of the second 500-metre race at the fall World Cup selections on Sept. 16 at the Olympic Oval in Calgary.

- Olivier Jean set the Canadian 1000 m record of 1:21.815 in the final of the first 1,000-metre race at the fall World Cup selections on Sept. 15 at the Olympic Oval in Calgary.

- The World Cup Podium Tracker by Intact Insurance for the 2012-13 season stands at $5,000 (4 silver; 1 bronze). Intact Insurance will award $1,000 in cash and prizes to a local speed skating club with each individual medal win. The last two seasons, Intact Insurance awarded more than $50,000 in cash and prizes.

2012-13 Samsung ISU World Cup Short Track - ISU official website for 2012-13 season results (http://www.sportresult.com/federations/ISU/ShortTrack/). - New: ISU website for the 2012-13 short track season, including event listing, records, statistics and biographies

(http://www.isu.org/vsite/vnavsite/page/directory/0,10853,4844-206223-223446-nav-list,00.html). - The official website for World Cup #2 (http://www.coupedumonde2012.ca/). 2012-13 World Cup medallists Race Rank Skater #Time World Cup Date Relay M 3 Canada 6:30.958 WC-1, Calgary 21/10/11 Bastille, *Gilday, *C. Hamelin, *F. Hamelin, *Jean 1000 (2) W 2 Drolet, Marie-Eve 1:29.449 WC-1, Calgary 21/10/11 1000 (2) M 2 Gilday, Michael 1:23.114 WC-1, Calgary 21/10/11 500 M 2 Hamelin, Charles 0:40.420 WC-1, Calgary 21/10/11 1500 M 3 Hamelin, Charles 2:10.822 WC-1, Calgary 20/10/11 1000 (1) M 2 Jean, Olivier 1:23.748 WC-1, Calgary 20/10/11 # Best time in that distance during this World Cup. * skated in the final


Team Canada coaches FRÉDÉRIC BLACKBURN, National women’s team coach Born: Dec. 21, 1972, Saguenay, Que.; Hometown: Chicoutimi, Que. 2012-13 season Frédéric is entering his third season as a coach with Canada’s national teams, and first as women’s head coach … He will work with Jeff Scholten to coach 16 national and development women’s teams skaters … He will focus on the nine women on the national team. DERRICK CAMPBELL, National men’s team coach Born: Feb. 18, 1972, Cambridge, Ont.; Hometown: Cambridge, Ont. 2012-13 season Derrick is entering his sixth season as a coach with Canada’s national teams … He will work with Laurent Daignault to coach 15 national and development men’s teams skaters … He will focus on the eight men on the national team. JONATHON CAVAR, National team coach Born: May 27, 1977, Ottawa; Hometown: Ottawa 2012-13 season Jonathon is entering his sixth season as a coach with Canada’s national teams … He will work primarily national team member Gabrielle Waddell and development team skater Keri Morrison, who will be training out of The Olympic Oval in Calgary. Canadian skaters - women MARIE-EVE DROLET Born: Feb. 3, 1982, Chicoutimi, Que.; Hometown: Laterrière, Que. Club: CPV Chicoutimi (Les Comètes) International senior seasons: 6th (2000-01, 2001-02, 2008-09, 2010-2013) World Cups (17): Won one gold, six silver and one bronze individual medal, and two gold, three silver and two bronze in the relay … Her highest individual season classification is fourth in the 1,500 in 2010-11 … Her first event was World Cup #1 in Calgary (Oct. 20-22, 2000) when she raced the 500, 1,000 and 1,500. 2012-13 season - 2012 fall World Cup selections (Calgary, Sept. 14-16): She received an injury bye … She suffered concussion-like symptoms after a fall in the 500-metre semi-final on Sept. 14, and did not compete the following two days. - World Cup #1 (Calgary, Oct. 19-21): She won her first medal of the season, a silver, in the second 1,000-metre race ... She placed sixth in the 1,500 metres after falling (from interference) with two laps to go in the final ... She was also on the fourth place relay team, taking part in all three races. JESSICA GREGG Born: March 16, 1988, Edmonton; Hometown: Edmonton Club: Edmonton Speed Skating Club International senior seasons: 5th (2006-2013) World Cups (19): Won one gold, one silver and three bronze individual medals, and two gold, one silver and nine bronze in the relay … Her highest individual season classification is fifth in the 500 in 2009-10 … Her first event was World Cup #3 in Saguenay (Dec. 1-3, 2006) when she won bronze in the first 500 and was fifth in the second race. 2012-13 season - 2012 fall World Cup selections (Calgary, Sept. 14-16): 5th overall; 500 m: 4th and 4th; 1000 m; 3rd and 4th; 1500 m: 12th and 7th - World Cup #1 (Calgary, Oct. 19-21): She was sixth overall in the second 1,000 metres, placing third in the semifinals ... She was 11th overall in the 1,500-metre, placing sixth in the semifinals and fourth in the B final ... She was also on the fourth place relay team, taking part in the qualification round and final.


JESSICA HEWITT Born: Oct. 9, 1986, Langley, B.C.; Hometown: Kamloops, B.C. Club: CPV Montréal-Gadbois International senior seasons: 4th (2008-09, 2010-2013) World Cups (14): Won one gold medal, two silver and three bronze in the relay … Her best race finish was sixth in the 500 and 1,000 during 2010-11 season … Her first event was World Cup #1 in Salt Lake City, Utah (Oct. 17-19, 2008) when she raced the 1,000 and 1,500, and went on to compete in all six events that season. 2012-13 season - 2012 fall World Cup selections (Calgary, Sept. 14-16): 2nd overall; 500 m: 3rd and 6th; 1000 m; 2nd and 2nd; 1500 m: 7th and 6th - World Cup #1 (Calgary, Oct. 19-21): She was 13th in the first 1,000 metres, taking fourth place in the quarterfinals ... She fell in the repechage heat of the 500 metres and ranked 35th ... She was also on the fourth place relay team, taking part in the final. VALÉRIE MALTAIS Born: July 4, 1990, Chicoutimi, Que.; Hometown: La Baie, Que. Club: CPV La Baie (Les F-18) International senior seasons: 5th (2008-2013) World Cups (14): Won a silver medal and two bronze individual medals, and two silver and eight bronze in the relay … Her highest individual season classification is fifth in the 1,500 in 2011-12 … Her first event was World Cup #1 in Salt Lake City, Utah (Oct. 17-19, 2008) when she raced twice in the 1,500 … Her first individual medal, a bronze, was won in the 1,500 in World Cup #1 in Montreal (Oct. 22-24, 2010). 2012-13 season - 2012 fall World Cup selections (Calgary, Sept. 14-16): 1st overall; 500 m: 1st and 1st; 1000 m; 4th and 1st; 1500 m: 1st and 1st … She set the Canadian 1000 m record of 1:27.895 in the semifinal of the first 1000 m race on Sept. 15 at the Olympic Oval in Calgary. - World Cup #1 (Calgary, Oct. 19-21): She reached the finals in each the 500-metre and first 1,000-metre races, placing fourth in both ... She was penalized in the 1,000-metre final and fell in the 500-metre final ... In the qualification round for the 1,000 metres she set the world and Canadian 1,000-metre record of 1:27.653 at World Cup #1 on Oct. 19 (it was broken on Oct. 21 by Suk Hee Shim of Korea, 1:26.661) ... She was also on the fourth place relay team, taking part in all three races. MARIANNE ST. GELAIS Born: Feb. 17, 1990, Saint Félicien, Que.; Hometown: Saint Félicien, Que. Club: CPV St-Félicien (Les Éclairs) International senior seasons: 6th (2006-07, 2008-2013) World Cups (16): Won nine gold, three silver and three bronze individual medals, and three silver and eight bronze in the relay … She was season champion in the 500 in 2010-11 season, winning each of her five races … Her first event was World Cup #6 in Hungary, Budapest (Feb. 9-11, 2007) when she raced the 500 and 1,000 … Won her first individual, silver in the 500, at World Cup #2 in Vancouver (Oct. 24-26, 2008). 2012-13 season - 2012 fall World Cup selections (Calgary, Sept. 14-16): 4th overall; 500 m: 5th and 2nd; 1000 m; 4th and 3rd; 1500 m: 5th and 3rd - World Cup #1 (Calgary, Oct. 19-21): She had eighth place rankings in both her 500- and 1,500-metres races ... In 1,500, she was fourth in the semifinals and then won the final B ... She fell in the 500 semifinal, suffering a concussion, and did not skate in the B final ... She was also on the fourth place relay team, skating in the qualification and semifinal. CAROLINE TRUCHON Born: July 7, 1988 Chicoutimi, Que.; Hometown: Chicoutimi, Que. Club: CPV Chicoutimi (Les Comètes) International senior seasons: 3rd (2010-2013) World Cups (9): Won two silver medals and one bronze in the relay … She finished just off the podium in fourth in three 500-metre races … Her first event was World Cup #5 in Moscow (Feb. 11-13, 2011) when she raced the 500 and 1,000. 2012-13 season - 2012 fall World Cup selections (Calgary, Sept. 14-16): 3rd overall; 500 m: 7th and 7th; 1000 m; 1st and 5th; 1500 m: 4th and 4th - World Cup #1 (Calgary, Oct. 19-21): She competed in both 1,000-metre races finishing 11th and 13h overall ... She was third in the first quarterfinal and fourth in the second ... She was also on the fourth place relay team, skating in the semifinal.


Canadian skaters - men GUILLAUME BASTILLE Born: July 21, 1985, Rivière-du-Loup, Que.; Hometown: Rivière-du-Loup, Que. Club: CPV Rivière-du-Loup (Les Loupiots) International senior seasons: 6th (2007-2013) World Cups (15): Won two gold, two silver and four bronze career individual medals, and five gold, two silver and five bronze medals in the relay … His highest individual season classification was fourth in the 1,500 during 2010-11 … He won season relay titles in 2009, 2011 and 2012 … His first event was World Cup #5 in Quebec City, Feb. 1-3, 2008. He won a bronze in each of the two 1,000-metre races, and another in the relay. 2012-13 season - 2012 fall World Cup selections (Calgary, Sept. 14-16): 6th overall; 500 m: 8th and 7th; 1000 m; 10th and 8th; 1500 m: 4th and 5th - World Cup #1 (Calgary, Oct. 19-21): He ranked ninth in the 1,500, taking fourth place in the semifinal and third in the B final ... He finished 19th overall in the second 1,000 metres after falling in the repechage semifinal ... He won a bronze medal with the relay team, taking part in the semifinals. MICHAEL GILDAY Born: Jan. 5, 1987, Iqaluit, Nunavut; Hometown: Yellowknife Club: Yellowknife Speed Skating Club International senior seasons: 6th (2006-09, 2010-2013) World Cups (18): Won one gold, four silver and three bronze individual medal, and four gold, six silver and five bronze in the relay … His highest individual season classification is third in the 1,500 in 2010-11 … His first event was World Cup #3 in Saguenay (Dec. 1-3, 2006) when he was 10th in the 500 and disqualified in the 1,500 … Captured his first individual medal, silver, in the 1,000 at World Cup #2 in Vancouver in 2008. 2012-13 season - 2012 fall World Cup selections (Calgary, Sept. 14-16): 4tth overall; 500 m: 11th and 6th; 1000 m; 11th and 6th; 1500 m: 3rd and 2nd … Along with Charles Hamelin, François Hamelin and Oliver Jean, they set the Canadian 5000 m relay record of 6:32.909 at the fall World Cup selections on Sept. 16 at the Olympic Oval in Calgary. - World Cup #1 (Calgary, Oct. 19-21): He won his first medal of the season, a silver, in the second 1,000-metre race ... He took 16th spot in the 1,500 metres after being penalized in his semifinal ... He won a bronze medal in the relay, skating in all three races ... He was on the foursome that set the world and Canadian relay record of 6:30.958 in the qualification round. CHARLES HAMELIN Born: April 14, 1984, Lévis, Que.; Hometown: Sainte-Julie, Que. Club: CPV Sainte-Julie (Les Fines Lames) International senior seasons: 10th (2003-2013) World Cups (42): Won 18 gold, 14 silver and 19 bronze individual medals. In the relay, he won 13 gold, 15 silver and nine bronze … He was World Cup season champion in the 500 (2010) and relay four times (2005, 2009, 2011 and 2012) … His first event was World Cup #5 in the Czech Republic (Feb. 6-8, 2004) when he raced the 500 and 1,000 … He earned his first career individual medal (bronze) at World Cup #6 in Bormio, Italy (Feb. 12-14, 2004). 2012-13 season - 2012 fall World Cup selections (Calgary, Sept. 14-16): 1st overall; 500 m: 1st and 1st; 1000 m; 2nd and 3rd; 1500 m: 1st and 1st … He set the Canadian 500 m record of 40.125 seconds in the final of the second 500 m race at the fall World Cup selections on Sept. 16 at the Olympic Oval in Calgary … Along with Michael Gilday, François Hamelin and Oliver Jean, they set the Canadian 5000 m relay record of 6:32.909 at the fall World Cup selections on Sept. 16 at the Olympic Oval in Calgary. - World Cup #1 (Calgary, Oct. 19-21): He collected a silver medal in the 500 metres and bronze medal in the first 1,000-metre race ... He won a bronze medal in the relay, skating in all three races ... He was on the foursome that set the world and Canadian relay record of 6:30.958 in the qualification round.


FRANÇOIS HAMELIN Born: Dec. 18, 1986, Lévis, Que.; Hometown: Sainte-Julie, Que. Club: CPV Sainte-Julie (Les Fines Lames) International senior seasons: 6th (2007-2013) World Cups (18): Won a silver and four bronze individual medals. In the relay, he won six gold, four silver and six bronze … He was World Cup season champion in the relay three times (2009, 2011 and 2012) … His first event was World Cup #5 in Quebec City (Feb. 1-3, 2008) when he raced the 500 and 1,000 … He earned his first career individual medal (bronze) at World Cup #6 in Salt Lake City, Utah (Feb. 8-10, 2008). 2012-13 season - 2012 fall World Cup selections (Calgary, Sept. 14-16): 4rd overall; 500 m: 6th and 3rd; 1000 m; 6th and 2nd; 1500 m: 13th and third … Along with Michael Gilday, Charles Hamelin and Oliver Jean, they set the Canadian 5000 m relay record of 6:32.909 at the fall World Cup selections on Sept. 16 at the Olympic Oval in Calgary. - World Cup #1 (Calgary, Oct. 19-21): He was seventh overall in the 500 metres after falling in the last turn of the semifinal and then taking third place in the B final ... Ranked eight overall in the 1,000-metre, he won his quarterfinal heat but was penalized in the semifinal ... He won a bronze medal in the relay, skating in the qualification round and final ... He was on the foursome that set the world and Canadian relay record of 6:30.958 in the qualification round. OLIVIER JEAN Born: March 15, 1984, Lachenaie, Que.; Hometown: Lachenaie, Que. Club: CPV Lanaudière (Les brises glace) International senior seasons: 6th (2006-07, 2008-2013) World Cups (24): Won seven gold, six silver and four bronze individual medals. In the relay, he won five gold, 10 silver and six bronze … He was World Cup season champion in the 500 (2012) and relay three times (2009, 2011 and 2012) … His first event was World Cup #1 in Changchun, China (Oct. 20-22, 2006) when he won his first silver medal in the 500 and placed fourth in the 1,000. Won six individual medals during the 2006-07 season. 2012-13 season - 2012 fall World Cup selections (Calgary, Sept. 14-16): 2nd overall; 500 m: 3rd and 2nd; 1000 m; 1st and 1st; 1500 m: 2nd and 4th … He set the Canadian 1000 m record of 1:21.815 in the final of the first 1000 m race at the fall World Cup selections on Sept. 15 at the Olympic Oval in Calgary … Along with Michael Gilday, Charles Hamelin and François Hamelin, they set the Canadian 5000 m relay record of 6:32.909 at the fall World Cup selections on Sept. 16 at the Olympic Oval in Calgary. - World Cup #1 (Calgary, Oct. 19-21): He won his first medal of the season, a silver, in the first 1,000-metre race ... He was third in the 500-metre semifinal and then won the B final for fifth place overall ... He won a bronze medal in the relay, skating in all three races ... He was on the foursome that set the world and Canadian relay record of 6:30.958 in the qualification round. LIAM McFARLANE Born: Dec. 30, 1985, Medicine Hat, Alta.; Hometown: Medicine Hat, Alta. Club: CPV Montréal-Gadbois International senior seasons: 3rd (2010-2013) World Cups (5): Won his first and only individual medal, a silver in the 500, at World Cup #5 in Moscow (Feb. 3-5, 2012) … He also won two gold medals and two silver in the relay … Was season relay champion in 2011 and 2012 … His highest individual season classification is 12th in the 500 in 2011-12 … His first event was World Cup #3 in Changchun, China (Oct. 29-31, 2010) when he competed in two 500 races. 2012-13 season - 2012 fall World Cup selections (Calgary, Sept. 14-16): 5th overall; 500 m: 4th and 4th; 1000 m; 3rd and 9th; 1500 m: 9th and 12th - World Cup #1 (Calgary, Oct. 19-21): Skating in both 1,000-metre races, he finished 21st and eighth overall.


2012-13 World Cup - Canadian results Race Rank Skater Best Time World Cup Date Relay W 4 Canada 4:07.628 WC-1, Calgary 21/10/11 *Drolet, *Gregg, *Hewitt, *Maltais, St. Gelais, Truchon Relay M 3 Canada 6:30.958 WC-1, Calgary 21/10/11 Bastille, *Gilday, *C. Hamelin, *F. Hamelin, *Jean 1000 (2) M 19 Bastille, Guillaume 1:28.106 WC-1, Calgary 21/10/11 1500 M 9 Bastille, Guillaume 2:14.225 WC-1, Calgary 20/10/11 1000 (2) W 2 Drolet, Marie-Eve 1:29.449 WC-1, Calgary 21/10/11 1500 W 6 Drolet, Marie-Eve 2:21.513 WC-1, Calgary 20/10/11 1000 (2) M 2 Gilday, Michael 1:23.114 WC-1, Calgary 21/10/11 1500 M 16 Gilday, Michael Pen WC-1, Calgary 20/10/11 1000 (2) W 6 Gregg, Jessica 1:28.279 WC-1, Calgary 21/10/11 1500 W 11 Gregg, Jessica 2:21.265 WC-1, Calgary 20/10/11 1500 M 3 Hamelin, Charles 2:10.822 WC-1, Calgary 20/10/11 500 M 2 Hamelin, Charles 0:40.420 WC-1, Calgary 21/10/11 1000 (1) M 8 Hamelin, François Pen WC-1, Calgary 20/10/11 500 M 7 Hamelin, François 0:40.814 WC-1, Calgary 21/10/11 1000 (1) W 13 Hewitt, Jessica 1:30.043 WC-1, Calgary 20/10/11 500 W 35 Hewitt, Jessica 1:26.877 WC-1, Calgary 21/10/11 1000 (1) M 2 Jean, Olivier 1:23.748 WC-1, Calgary 20/10/11 500 M 5 Jean, Olivier 0:40.638 WC-1, Calgary 21/10/11 1000 (1) W 4 Maltais, Valerie Pen WC-1, Calgary 20/10/11 500 W 4 Maltais, Valerie 0:42.964 WC-1, Calgary 21/10/11 1000 (1) M 21 McFarlane, Liam Pen WC-1, Calgary 20/10/11 1000 (2) M 8 McFarlane, Liam 1:25.229 WC-1, Calgary 21/10/11 1500 W 8 St-Gelais, Marianne 2:19.744 WC-1, Calgary 20/10/11 500 W 8 St-Gelais, Marianne DNS B final WC-1, Calgary 21/10/11 1000 (1) W 11 Truchon, Caroline 1:30.434 WC-1, Calgary 20/10/11 1000 (2) W 13 Truchon, Caroline 1:29.647 WC-1, Calgary 21/10/11 # Best time in that distance during this World Cup; * skated in the final 2012-13 Calendar of events September 14-16 Fall World Cup Selections ....................................................................... Calgary October 19-21 World Cup #1 ........................................................................................... Calgary 26-28 World Cup #2 ........................................................................................... Montreal November Nov. 30-World Cup #3 ............................................................................................. Nagoya, Japan Dec. 2 December 7-9 World Cup #4 ........................................................................................... Shanghai, China 8-9 Canadian Junior Championships ............................................................. Toronto 15-16 National Qualifier ..................................................................................... Drummondville, Que. January 18-20 Canadian Open Championships .............................................................. Montreal February 1-3 World Cup #5 ........................................................................................... Sochi, Russia 8-10 World Cup #6 ........................................................................................... Dresden, Germany 22-24 World Junior Championships ................................................................... Warsaw, Poland March 1-3 National Team Selections ........................................................................ Montreal 8-10 Canadian Short Track Championships, Jr. A and B, neo-senior ............. Montreal 8-10 World Championships ............................................................................. Debrecen, Hungary

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2012-13 Canadian short track team – World Cup #2, …...2012-13 Canadian short track team – World Cup #2, Montreal, Oct. 26-28 ! Team staff Mark Mathies - SSC executive director,