2024-2025 BC/YT Team Skaters

Skating Director of Champs International SC of BC

NCCP Level 5 Certified Skate Canada Coach

ACHIEVEMENTS

• 3-time Olympic Winter Games Team Coach

• Coach to 2014 Olympic Silver Medalist, Figure Skating Team Event; Sochi, Russia

• 18-time World Team Coach; top 5 finish 2006 & 2013

• Coach to over 75 National Medalists (Men’s & Women’s)

• Coach to over 20 ISU International Medalists

• Coach to ISU Sr Grand Prix Final Champion; ISU Four Continents Champion; ISU Sr Grand Prix Champions, Jr Grand Prix Champions, & Novice Advanced Champions

EDUCATION

• NCCP Level 5 Skate Canada Certified Coach

• Chartered Professional Coach

• GMCC University Diploma - Performing Arts “Dance Major”

• GMCC Scholarship for Choreographic Studies, NYC

• York University Sport Science Enriched Studies - “Planning & Periodization” Dr. Tudor Bomba

• 2000-2005 Pacific Sport Board of Directors

• 1986-1988 Coaching Association of Canada Scholarship for High Performance Studies

AWARDS

• Skate Canada National Competitive Coach of the Year (2004)

• BC Coaches Association International Coach of the Year (2003)

• 15x Skate Canada Provincial Competitive Coach of the Year (2002-2018)

• 2016 Richmond Hill, Ontario Sports Hall of Fame Member

• 2015 Sport BC Female Coach of the Year

• 2014 Petro Canada National Coaching Excellence Award

• 2006 Burnaby BC Sports Hall of Fame Member

• 2001 BMO Possibility Award Winner for Coaching

• 1998 COS Competitive Coach of the Year

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DIRECTOR & PRODUCER

• Director, Champs International Skating Centre of BC

• Founder & Former Director, York Region Skating Academy, Richmond Hill, ON (1988-1998)

• Artistic Director, Ice Theatre of Toronto (1990-1998)

• Opening and Closing Figure Skating Gala, 2010 Olympic Winter Games, Vancouver, Canada

• 2010 Opening of Vancouver Convention Centre

• “The Ice Age” ft. Hard Rubber Jazz Orchestra (2001, 2010)

• CTV’s “So You Think You Can Dance” Soloist Audition (2009)

• ISU World Championships Exhibition Gala, Vancouver, Canada (2001)

• Ice Theatre of New York Choreography, Rockefeller Square Rink, New York