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Results

Canadian Figure Skating Championships

Vancouver, Jan 16-20

Last Updated Sat., Jan. 19, 2008

Ice Dance | Pairs | Men's | Women's | Juniors

Women's
Rank Competitor(s) Short Free Points
1 Joannie Rochette 59.32 116.44 175.76
2 Mira Leung 58.24 103.86 162.10
3 Cynthia Phaneuf 54.39 104.61 158.10
4 Lesley Hawker 48.20 107.41 155.61
5 Myriane Samson 54.88 88.30 143.18
6 Jessica Dubé 46.76 84.86 131.62
7 Erin Scherrer 44.35 85.82 130.17
8 Amélie Lacoste 42.91 85.05 127.96
9 Kristen Walker 48.28 79.68 127.96
10 Diane Szmiett 42.35 77.14 119.49
11 Mylène Brodeur 42.52 75.38 117.90
12 Erika Tisluck 49.06 68.81 117.87
13 Kathryn Kang 44.77 66.02 110.79
14 Dana Zhalko-Tytarenko 39.36 69.09 108.45
15 Brittany Novakowski 31.74 72.72 104.47
16 Devon Neuls 36.79 66.45 103.24
17 Marie-Eve Lavigne 32.19 59.43 91.62
18 Katherine De Repentigny 33.90 51.25 85.15
Men's
Rank Competitor(s) Short Free Points
1 Patrick Chan 73.42 159.26 232.68
2 Jeffrey Buttle 80.80 149.05 229.85
3 Shawn Sawyer 64.00 133.48 197.48
4 Vaughn Chipeur 69.10 122.26 191.36
5 Christopher Mabee 70.46 120.18 190.64
6 Kevin Reynolds 60.10 122.48 182.58
7 Ken Rose 58.43 123.26 181.69
8 Fedor Andreev 67.16 111.64 178.80
9 Joey Russell 56.34 119.24 175.58
10 Ian Martinez 58.28 113.62 171.90
11 Jeremy Ten 52.37 115.80 168.17
12 Karolin Metivier 56.85 107.56 164.41
13 Marc-Andre Craig 55.90 102.98 158.88
14 Maxime-Billy Fortin 48.80 108.35 157.15
15 Gary Wong 53.92 100.28 154.20
16 Keegan Murphy 46.23 105.79 152.02
17 Ehren Jaleel 46.66 101.01 147.67
18 Cédric Demers 51.14 86.96 138.10
Pairs
Rank Competitor(s) Short Free Points
1 Anabelle Langlois
Cody Hay		 62.73 112.28 175.01
2 Jessica Dube
Bryce Davison		 54.32 120.54 174.86
3 Meaghan Duhamel
Craig Buntin		 61.48 108.80 170.28
4 Kyra Moscovitch
Dylan Moscovitch		 57.01 103.75 160.76
5 Rachel Kirkland
Eric Radford 		50.46 106.60 157.06
6 Jessica Miller
Ian Moram		 55.61 98.31 153.92
7 Mylene Brodeur
John Mattatall		 52.67 96.82 149.49
8 Becky Cosford
Brian Shales		 46.04 93.69 139.73
9 Taylor Steele
Christopher Richardson		 52.78 84.29 137.07
10 Amanda Velenosi
Mark Fernandez		 48.37 82.94 131.31
11 Brookie Paulin
Robert Paxton		 48.42 82.80 131.22
12 Stephanie Valois
Jonathan Boudreau-Beland		 46.77 81.76 128.53
Ice Dance
Place Competitor(s) Compulsory Open Free Points
1 Tessa Virtue
Scott Moir		 40.04 65.29 103.76 209.09
2 Kaitlyn Weaver
Andrew Poje		 32.54 55.60 87.47 175.61
3 Allie Hann-McCurdy
Michael Coreno		 32.62 54.60 86.64 173.86
4 Vanessa Crone
Paul Poirier		 30.22 54.13 88.60 172.95
5 Mylene Girard
Liam Dougherty		 30.70 53.89 87.69 172.28
6 Siobhan Karam
Kevin OKeefe		 31.26 52.85 83.15 167.26
7 Mylene Lamoureux
Michael Mee		 28.19 50.90 81.82 160.91
8 Lauren Senft
Augie Hill		 29.00 49.50 78.54 157.04
9 Andrea Chong
Guillaume Gfeller		 25.62 48.51 79.52 153.65
10 Bethany Puttkemery
Kevin Gallagher		 27.27 44.29 74.89 146.45
11 Christina Bourgeois
Jonathan Pelletier		 25.56 42.39 72.11 140.06
12 Lisa Johnson
Joseph Scott		 22.32 40.66 65.58 128.56
13 Megan Wilson
Garett Goodman		 21.94 35.38 64.76 122.08
14 Claire Tannett
Wendell McGrath		 21.15 35.67 60.38 117.20
15 Rebecca Fowler
Michael Olson		 21.06 35.85 53.67 110.58
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