By Jackob Savard
Photo: Schaats Fotos (edit: Carl Savard)
The first mass start was held last week and was won by Christopher Fiola an Keri Morrison.
Ladie’s Mass Start #1
The first mass start was held last week and was won by Christopher Fiola an Keri Morrison.
Ladie’s Mass Start #1
1. Keri Morrison
2. Ivanie Blondin
3. Béatrice Lamarche
Men’s Mass Start #1
1. Christopher Fiola
2. Jordan Belchos
3. Ben Donnelly
The competition continued during the weekend with the other distances. The ladies 3000m was won by Isabelle Weidemann while canadian star Ted-Jan Bloemen won the men’s 5000m in front of Ben Donnelly and Antoine Gélinas-Beaulieu who both skated their personal bests.
Marsha Hudey and Alex Boisvert-Lacroix won the first of two 500m races of the weekend. Ted-Jan Bloemen came very close to beating his world record on the 10 000m when he won the distance. Isabelle Weidemann was the fastest lady on 5000m.
The competition continued during the weekend with the other distances. The ladies 3000m was won by Isabelle Weidemann while canadian star Ted-Jan Bloemen won the men’s 5000m in front of Ben Donnelly and Antoine Gélinas-Beaulieu who both skated their personal bests.
Marsha Hudey and Alex Boisvert-Lacroix won the first of two 500m races of the weekend. Ted-Jan Bloemen came very close to beating his world record on the 10 000m when he won the distance. Isabelle Weidemann was the fastest lady on 5000m.
After winning the first 500m, Marsha Hudey also won the second one while Gilmore Junio skated a crazy fast race to win it on the men's side. Heather McLean from Manitoba and Vincent de Haître from Ontario were the fastest in the 1000m race.
Vincent de Haître and Ivanie Blondin were the best skaters on 1500m collecting gold medals. Shout out to David Larue who finished 4th with a new junior canadian record with a time of 1:45.16. Ivanie Blondin took her revenge on Keri Morrison on the second mass start by finishing first. The young Christopher Fiola took his second victory in the mass start and will represent Canada at the World cups.
Vincent de Haître and Ivanie Blondin were the best skaters on 1500m collecting gold medals. Shout out to David Larue who finished 4th with a new junior canadian record with a time of 1:45.16. Ivanie Blondin took her revenge on Keri Morrison on the second mass start by finishing first. The young Christopher Fiola took his second victory in the mass start and will represent Canada at the World cups.
Day 1
Ladies 3000m
1. Isabelle Weidemann 4:03.87
2. Ivanie Blondin 4:06.27
3. Brianne Tutt 4:08.42
Mens 5000m
1. Ted-Jan Bloemen 6:17.35
2. Ben Donnelly 6:21.71
3. Antoine Gélinas-Beaulieu 6:22.73
Day 2
Day 2
Ladie’s 500m (1)
1. Marsha Hudey 37.30
2. Heather Mclean 37.37
3. Kaylin Irvine 38.43
Men’s 500m (1)
1. Alex Boisvert-Lacroix 34.49
2. William Dutton 34.52
3. Gilmore Junio 34.56
Ladie’s 5000m
1. Isabelle Weidemann 6:57.84
2. Victoria Spence 7:10.78
3. Josie Morrison 7:12.56
Men’s 10000m
1. Ted-Jan Bloemen 12:46.83
2. Jordan Belchos 13:12.12
3. Graeme Fish 13:22.23
Day 3
Day 3
Ladie’s 500m (2)
1. Marsha Hudey 37.46
2. Heather Mclean 37.49
3. Kaylin Irvine 38.35
Men’s 500m (2)
1. Gilmore Junio 34.38
2. Laurent Dubreuil 34.40
3. Alex Boisvert-Lacroix 34.60
Ladie's 1000m
1. Heather McLean 1:14.98
2. Kaylin Irvine 1:15.34
3. Brianne Tutt 1:16.29
Men's 1000m
1. Vincent de Haître 1:07.83
2. Alexandre St-Jean 1:08.50
3. Denny Morrison 1:08.59
Day 4
Day 4
Ladie’s 1500m
1. Ivanie Blondin 1:55.48
2. Brianne Tutt 1:55.62
3. Isabelle Weidemann 1:56.52
Men’s 1500m
1. Vincent de Haître 1:43.56
2. Denny Morrison 1:44.16
3. Antoine Gélinas Beaulieu 1:44.32
Ladie’s Mass start #2
1. Ivanie Blondin
2. Keri Morrison
3. Isabelle Weidemann
Men’s mass start #2
1. Christopher Fiola
2. Rob Watson
3. Stefan Waples
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