Q&A - Canadian Freestyle Ski Association

WHAT AN INCREDIBLY EXCITING YEAR
IT’S BEEN FOR CANADA, THE CANADIAN
FREESTYLE SKI ASSOCIATION (CFSA)
AND CANADA POST.
In February, Canadians were treated to the
experience of a lifetime when the Canadian fl ag
was hoisted above the Olympic podium after Alex
Bilodeau’s gold-medal-winning moguls performance
at the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games. His
win marked the fi rst time a Canadian athlete won
Olympic gold at home, but others soon followed.
The Canadian team went on to fi nish fi rst overall
in gold-medal wins, with 14, and became the fi rst
host nation, since Norway in 1952, to lead the goldmedal
count. Canada’s athletes performed to the
highest levels and we congratulate all of them as
well as the incredible support teams behind them.
Bilodeau’s historic gold-medal win was a moment of
pride that will live on for years to come. At Canada
Post, we were proud to commemorate his victory,
which was made even sweeter because he was a
member of the Canada Post Freestyle Team, by
issuing a special stamp featuring his gold medal.
This was the fi rst time we had commemorated an
event on the day it occurred.
As title sponsor, we are passionate supporters of the
Canada Post Freestyle Team and we are proud to
support them every step of the way with funding
for major events, junior development camps,
training, equipment and coaching. And, our sixyear
agreement with the Canadian Freestyle Skiing
Association, which started in 2006, will continue to
provide essential funding for the training activities
and competitive commitments of more than 2,000
freestyle skiers in Canada.
At Canada Post, we support numerous charities and
charitable organizations across Canada including
many associated with literacy and our cause of
choice, mental health. We are proud to work for the
benefi t of Canadian communities and contribute
to their quality of life. We know that strong and
thriving communities benefi t all Canadians and
Canadian companies, including Canada Post.
Message from CANADA POST
LOUIS O’BRIEN
SENIOR VICE-PRESIDENT
CHIEF CUSTOMER OFFICER
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On the shoulders of many fl y the dreams of a few.
Never was this more evident than this past winter
during the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympic Games.
In the face of signifi cant snow challenges, an army
of volunteers transformed an almost snowless venue
into a sparkling winter wonderland. Their herculean
efforts made Canada proud long before our athletes
took the stage to do the same.
As we close the book on Vancouver and on 2010,
one thing is sure. In both victory and defeat, our
team made us proud. It made Canada proud. Our
athletes’ dedication and hard work have provided
a foundation of inspiration for the next generation.
From the start to the end, it is clear that a key to
our collective success is, was, and will continue be
a signifi cant collaborative effort.
Success is a clarity of vision and a complete
commitment to excellence, not just on the day, but
every day. Not just by one, but by all. Canada Post,
Own the Podium, Bell, RBC, Columbia Sportswear
and the Government of Canada, along with
Message from CFSA
numerous other supporters and suppliers, provided
us with the resources we required to create a winning
environment. At the same time, our parents, Board,
offi cials, coaches, staff, volunteers and, of course,
our athletes at all levels, were clearly the shoulders
carrying the dream.
Nelson Mandela once said of South Africa in
its quest to emerge, “This country is hungry for
greatness.” This statement certainly applied to
Canada on the eve of the Games. Alex Bilodeau lit
the fi re, and thirteen more fuelled it. There is no
doubt now that Canadian Freestyle athletes, along
with their counterparts from other winter sports,
ignited the red mitten-wearing, fl ag-waving throngs
and ushered in a new era of patriotism and national
pride in Canadian sport and history.
At the beginning of a new quadrennial, we
celebrate our Olympic successes, including eight
top-ten fi nishes, an amazing second Olympic medal
for Jenn Heil and Canada’s historic fi rst Olympic
victory on home soil by Alex Bilodeau. But we are
also saddened to see the departure of some of
our best. Athletes like Maxime Gingras, Vincent
Marquis, Kyle Nissen, and Steve Omischl have
been signifi cant contributors to the legend that is
the Canadian Freestyle Team. Their legacies will
live on in the next generation of champions.
Our sights are now set on this season’s Canada
Post Grand Prix events in Calgary and at Ski Mont
Gabriel; the FIS Freestyle World Championships
in Deer Valley, UT; and towards the 2014 Winter
Olympic Games in Sochi. At the time of this
printing, we are also looking forward to the strong
possibility that Halfpipe skiing will be included
into the 2014 Games and are developing a strategy
for the future inclusion of Slopestyle. The FIS has
supported these outcomes and we are anxiously
awaiting the International Olympic Committee’s
ruling on this issues.
However, high performance is only one aspect of
our programming, and it’s an aspect that relies on a
strong grassroots program. With our new long-term
athlete development model, CAN Freestyle, and
its programs we are positioned to capitalize on the
post-Olympic profi le of our sport with an athletic
pathway designed to ensure the development of
freestyle skiers of all ages and in all disciplines.
Thus, our provincial partners are prepared to harness
and develop the next generation of champions.
From the last quadrennial to the beginning of this
new era, it is clear that a key to our collective
success is, was, and will continue to be a signifi cant
collaborative effort.
WHEN ONE DREAM IS ACHIEVED,
MANY MORE ARE BORN.
PETER JUDGE
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
CANADIAN FREESTYLE SKI ASSOCIATION

TABLE OF CONTENTS
MESSAGE FROM CANADA POST 1
MESSAGE FROM CFSA 2
NATIONAL TEAM LIST 2010 – 2011 4
COMPETITION SCHEDULE 2010 – 2011 5
DID YOU KNOW? 7
LEXICON ON...
MOGULS / STARS OF TODAY 8
AERIALS / STARS OF TODAY 10
HALFPIPE / STARS OF TODAY 12
ENDORSE CFSA
CONNECT WITH US ONLINE 14
CORPORATE SUPPORTERS 15
ADMINISTRATION
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Peter Judge
CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER Bruce Robinson
HIGH PERFORMANCE PROGRAM DIRECTOR David Mirota
HIGH PERFORMANCE PROGRAM COORDINATOR Joan Coert
DIRECTOR OF FINANCE Shelley Mintz
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Katherina Kubenk
SPORT DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR Meredith Gardner
ADMIN / MEMBERSHIP SERVICES COORDINATOR Jonathan D’Agostino
WWW.FREESTYLESKI.COM
ATHLETE BIOGRAPHIES
COACHING STAFF 24
A / B GROUPS 26
C GROUP 43
CANADIAN TEAM RESULTS: 2009-2010
FIS WORLD CUP AND OLYMPIC GAMES 52
NORAM AND NATIONALS 54
STATISTICS
WORLD CUP CHAMPIONS AND BEST CDNS 1984 – 2010 56
NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 1983 – 2010 58
WORLD CHAMPIONS AND BEST CDNS 1986 – 2009 59
OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS AND BEST CDNS 60
FIS NATIONS CUP 2002 – 2010 61
CANADA’S FREESTYLE OLYMPIANS 62
MEDAL COUNT 2009 – 2010 64
MARKETING / COMMUNICATIONS
VICE PRESIDENT MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS
Grant McDiarmaid
MEDIA RELATIONS MANAGER
Kelley Korbin 778. 772. 0161
kelleykorbin@freestyleski.com
PHOTOGRAPHER
Mike Ridewood
Table of Contents
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A - GROUP
MOGULS AERIALS
WOMEN
Jenn Heil
Chloé Dufour-Lapointe
Kristi Richards
MEN
Alex Bilodeau Warren Shouldice
Pierre-Alexandre Rousseau
B - GROUP
MOGULS AERIALS
WOMEN
Audrey Robichaud Veronika Bauer
Maxime Dufour-Lapointe Sabrina Guérin
Chelsea Henitiuk
MEN
Mikael Kingsbury Olivier Rochon
Philippe Marquis Rémi Bélanger
Cédric Rochon Ryan Blais
National Team 2010-2011
C - GROUP
MOGULS
WOMEN
AERIALS
Justine Dufour-Lapointe Crystal Lee
Béatrice Bilodeau Laurence Allard-Riendeau
Alexandra Dufresne
Kiera Leung
MEN
Stéphanie Pratte
Eddie Hicks Travis Gerrits
Marc-Antoine Gagnon Jonathan Vellner
Simon Pouliot-Cavanagh Jean-Christophe André
Arnaud Laurin-Landry Samuel Bélanger-Dallaire
Pascal-Olivier Gagné Yannick Song
Marc-Antoine Labbé-Giguère

DID YOU KNOW?
That the Canadian Freestyle Ski Team … “the
Canadian Air Force” … has won more than 100
World Cup medals over the past four years?
And more than 1,200 since the inception of
the FIS World Cup in 1981.
THAT ALEX BILODEAU WAS
THE FIRST CANADIAN TO WIN
AN OLYMPIC GOLD MEDAL ON
CANADIAN SOIL – IN MOGULS AT
THE VANCOUVER 2010 WINTER
OLYMPIC GAMES.
That Jenn Heil has two Olympic medals (Gold
in Torino, 2006 and Silver in Vancouver,
2010), fi ve FIS women’s moguls crystal globes
and 64 FIS World Cup podiums to her credit,
making her one of the most decorated mogul
skiers in history.
That Canadians have won 55 World
Championship medals since the fi rst Freestyle
FIS World Championships was held in Tignes,
France in 1986? Alex Bilodeau is the current
World Champion in dual moguls.
That Canadian Freestyle athletes have won
12 Olympic medals in Aerials and Moguls
since these disciplines were introduced to the
Games as a demonstration sport in Calgary in
1988. Canadian medallists include aerialists:
Jean-Marc Rozon, Lloyd Langlois, Phil Laroche,
Nicolas Fontaine, Deidra Dionne and Veronica
Brenner. Mogul medallists include: Jean-Luc
Brassard, Jenn Heil and Alex Bilodeau.
That Jean-Luc Brassard won the fi rst gold
medal ever by a Canadian man in skiing at the
1994 Olympics in Lillehammer.
That recently-retired Aerialist Steve Omischl
won four FIS crystal globes, four World
Championship medals and 41 FIS World Cup
medals over the course of his career .
That Canada has won the prestigious FIS
Nations’ Cup as the top freestyle team in the
world seven times over the past eight years?
Last season, Canada earned 5,284 points, well
ahead of the second-place USA’s 3,308.
That the Canadian men’s mogul trio of
Alexandre Bilodeau, Pierre-Alexandre Rousseau
and Vincent Marquis posted two historic
podium sweeps in 2008-09? Once at Ski Mont
Gabriel, Québec and once in Are, Sweden.
THAT IN 2011 YOU CAN WATCH THE
BEST FREESTYLE ATHLETES IN THE
WORLD AT:
Ski Mont Gabriel, QC on January 15 & 16 and
at Winsport’s Canada Olympic Park, AB on
January 28 & 29. Did You Know?
THAT FREESTYLE AERIALISTS DO
THE MOST DIFFICULT GYMNASTIC
MANOEUVRES IN ANY SPORT – UP
TO FIVE TWISTS AND THREE FLIPS.
THEY TRAVEL UP TO 65 KM/H AND
FLY UP TO 20 METRES IN THE AIR
(THAT’S THE EQUIVALENT OF A SIX
STORY BUILDING!).
That Freestyle mogul skiers cover a 230 metre
courses in about 25 seconds, about three
moguls a second, at about a 28-degree incline,
and do two aerial tricks in their run.
That the world’s best-known Freestyle Halfpipe
skier is Canada’s own X-Game-winning Sarah
Burke.
That more than 25 countries have freestyle
skiing programs? That Freestyle has the only
FIS World Cup ski events held in China.
That Deer Valley, Utah (the #1 ranked ski
resort in the USA) will host the FIS World
Championships in 2011? Canada hosted
the FIS World Championships at Whistler
Blackcomb in 2001.
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SINGLE MOGULS
OLYMPIC DISCIPLINE
Speed, turns and air ... negotiate bumps, or moguls, at some three moguls
per second. Everyone who skis has had to negotiate bumps or moguls at some
point and knows how challenging they can be. The incredible skill, athleticism
and courage of the world’s top mogul skiers makes it look easy, as they race
straight down the fall line at lightning speeds.
THE COURSE
Length is between 200 and 270 metres with an average grade of 26 degrees.
Moguls are set approximately 3.5 metres apart. The course includes two small
jumps which are used as a takeoff for aerials.
JUDGING
Competitors rip down the mogul course and launch themselves off two jumps
on the way down under the scrutiny of a panel of seven judges. Marks are
awarded for the technical quality of the skier’s turns (50%), the two aerial
manoeuvres (25%) and speed (25%). While speed is a factor, the fastest skier
across the fi nish line does not necessarily win.
COMPETITION FORMAT
Qualifying round with a single descent, followed by a fi nal featuring the top 12
or 16 from the fi rst round. Only scores from the fi nal run count for fi nal results.
LINGO
IRON CROSS : Ski tips cross as
skier remains upright. Tips drop, but
heels are kicked to either side.
SPREAD EAGLE : Starting position for making
snow angels: arms extended and legs split, usually 90
degrees or more to the side.
360 : Upright aerial spin of 360 degrees, often
called a helicopter or chopper.
720 : Double helicopter.
MUTE GRAB : 360 with an Iron Cross Back Scratcher
in the middle (often referred to as a “Heli-Mute”).
Lexicon on MOGULS
OFF-AXIS : A true fl ip is one that turns around the
horizontal (zero degree) axis. A true spin is one that turns
around the vertical (90 degree) one. An off-axis spin or
fl ip is one that deviates from these norms.
D SPIN : A back fl ip with an off-axis twist, named after
the ‘godfather’ of newschool, Mike Douglas.
BACK FULL : A back fl ip with a full twist, both true to
the ‘normal’ axis.
LINCOLN LOOP : A sideways fl ip.
GRAB : Any part of the ski or binding that is grabbed
DUAL MOGULS
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP DISCIPLINE
HEAD TO HEAD ACTION ...
In Dual Moguls, competitors race head-to head in knock-out rounds. The
added adrenaline of racing side-by-side means skiers often push themselves
beyond their limits, resulting in either spectacular crashes or some of the
most awesome bump skiing you will ever see. Results from the Dual Moguls
competitions on the FIS World Cup tour are combined with Single Moguls
results to determine the overall FIS World Cup Mogul Champion at the end
of each year.
JUDGING
A panel of seven judges award marks: four judges score the turns, two judges
score the air (jumps), and one judge scores the speed. Each judge has fi ve
“votes” which can be allocated between the two skiers according to the course
colour they have skied in (i.e. 5 Blue/0 Red, 4 Blue/1 Red, etc). Those votes
are added up to total of 35 with a majority of 18 being needed to move on to
the next round or to win.
COMPETITION FORMAT
Competitions are either: A) Single run qualifi cation round (as per Single
Moguls) to seed the Duals, which would usually be sixteen pairs of Duals
or; B) Elimination rounds of the entire fi eld of competitors based on seeding
from either the results of a prior Dual competition or a prior Single Moguls
competition.
by the hand — there are Tail, Mute,
Japan and Toxic grabs in addition to a whole mess of
others, all which add fl avor to the tricks.
RODEO : Backwards initiated off-axis fl ip.
FLAT SPIN : Another off-axis trick, where the skier
looks like they are spinning like a horizontal wheel.
CORK 720 : Two rotations as if spinning
in a frontal wheel.

MEN
ALEX BILODEAU AND THE CANADIANS
Virtually every Canadian citizen has seen the video of Alex Bilodeau’s
historic gold-medal winning mogul run at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic
Games. Bilodeau became an overnight hero when he won Canada’s fi rst
gold medal on home soil. The 2009 Dual Moguls FIS World Champion
trained all summer in preparation for this season and is certainly the one to
watch at this year’s Deer Valley FIS World Championships. Bilodeau leads a
talented Canadian team with veterans P-A Rousseau (5th at the Vancouver
Games) and strong, young teammates like Philippe Marquis, Mikael
Kingsbury and Cedric Rochon who are all poised for break-out seasons.
DALE BEGG-SMITH, AUSTRALIA
2010 Olympic silver-medallist, 2006 Olympic Champion, four-time FIS
World Cup Champion (2010, 2008, 2007 and 2006) and 2007 World
Championship silver medallist; Begg-Smith is always a dominant fi gure on
the FIS World Cup circuit.
GUILBAUT COLAS, FRANCE
Colas leads a deep and talented French team. He won four FIS World
Cup events last year with his lightening fast speed and fi nished off the
season second in the World Cup standings for the third season in a row.
His teammates Pierre Ochs and Anthony Benna are also extremely strong
contenders and are certainly bringing the French team back to its ‘glory
years’ in the 1980’s and 1990’s when names like Edgar Grospiron, Olivier
Cotte, Bruno Bertrand and others dominated the sport.
THE AMERICANS
The next generation of American mogul skiers include current single moguls
World Champion Patrick Deneen, Bryon Wilson, Michael Morse and an
arsenal of younger skiers who proved last season that they are contenders.
They’ll continue to be a power as they are a young team with a lot of drive.
JESPER BJOERNLUND, SWEDEN
Bjoernlund charged onto last season’s radar with two FIS World Cup wins
in the fi rst event of last season. He continued his strong season fi nishing
third overall in the FIS World Cup standings.
WOMEN
JENN HEIL, CANADA
The 2010 Olympic silver medallist and 2006 Olympic champion earned
a remarkable fi fth FIS crystal globe last season after earning eight more
World Cup podiums – bringing her total to 49, 25 of them gold! Heil is
the undisputed queen of the bumps and will no doubt bring everything
she’s got to this season’s FIS World Championships. Heil is supported by
her strong Canadian teammates including Chloé Dufour-Lapointe who,
at 17, took 5th spot at the Vancouver Olympic Games and team veteran
Kristi Richards -- the 2007 FIS World Champion who gets better every year.
HANNAH KEARNEY, USA
The 2010 Olympic champion, Kearney is regularly one of the sport’s top
skiers. With her trademark braids tucked into her goggle strap and her
outspoken personality, Kearney leads a strong team of American women,
including 2010 Olympic bronze medallist Shannon Bahrke and last year’s
2nd place overall winner, Heather McPhie.
THE JAPANESE
Mogul skiing is huge in Japan, which regularly experiences record crowds
thronging the World Cup at Inawashiro. Although all-star Japanese
competitor and reigning FIS World Champion Aiko Uemura is taking the
season off, the Japanese team is still in contention. Expect to see up-andcomers
Miki Ito and Arisa Murato on the podium this season.
Mogul Stars OF TODAY − 09 −

EXAMPLES OF JUMPS
SINGLES
DEGREE OF
DIFFICULTY
TOTAL
PERFECT
SCORE
DESCRIPTION
Lexicon on AERIALS
BACK LAYOUT BL 2.05 61.50 Single fl ip in straight body position
BACK FULL BF 2.30 69.00
Single fl ip with full twist, should be
done in layout position
DOUBLE FULL BDF 2.70 81.00 Single fl ip with two twists
DOUBLES
BACK LAY-TUCK BLT 2.60 78.00
TRIPLES
FULL-FULL-FULL BFFF 4.05 121.50 One twist on each of three fl ips
LAY DOUBLE FULL-FULL
BLDFF
DOUBLE FULL-FULL-FULL
BDFFF
FULL-DOUBLE-FULL-FULL
BFDFF
FULL-DOUBLE FULL-
DOUBLE FULL BFDFDF
4.175 125.25
4.425 132.75
4.425 132.75
Double fl ip with lay in fi rst position,
tuck in second position
DOUBLE LAYOUT BLL 2.65 79.50 Double fl ip in layout position
FULL-TUCK/PIKE BFT 2.85 85.50 Double fl ip with full twist on fi rst fl ip
FULL-DOUBLE-FUL BFDF 3.525 105.75
Full twist on fi rst fl ip, double twist
on second
Triple fl ip with two twists on the second
fl ip and one twist on the third fl ip
Quadruple twisting triple back fl ip with
a double twist on fi rst fl ip and one
twist on each of the next two fl ips
Quadruple twisting triple back fl ip with
a double twist on the second fl ip
4.85 145.50 Triple back fl ip with fi ve twists
Aerials is one of the most technically-challenging
and spectator-captivating sports in the world. At
the World Cup level, competitors hit the jumps, or ‘kickers’ at speeds of 60
km/h or more, launch themselves some 20 meters in the air and perform
up to three back somersaults with up to fi ve twists, landing on a steep
landing hill that most people would be nervous just skiing. These are the
most diffi cult maneuvers performed in any acrobatic sport.
JUDGING
Competitors must perform two different jumps consisting of single or
multiple somersaults with or without twists. Each jump must vary by one
somersualt or one twist. Points are awarded for takeoff (20%), form in the
air (50%) and landing (30%). Scores of both jumps are combined for a
fi nal total mark.
COMPETITION FORMAT
Competitions usually include a qualifi cation round and a fi nal round with
one or two jumps in each. The exact format for each event is determined
by the FIS and the event organizing committee.
LINGO
DD:
Degree of diffi culty.
IN-RUN: Slope
leading into the
kicker --55 meters
long and 23 degrees
steep.
FULL IN: A full
twist on the fi rst fl ip
of a double somersault.
FULL OUT: Full
twist on the last fl ip
of a double or triple
somersault.
LAYOUT: Body
extends as straight
as possible. Often
called a “lay”.
PIKE: Body bends
at waist, legs stay
straight, and hands
reach forward to
toes. The standard
diving position.
KICKER: Another
name for the aerials
jumps, they ‘kick’
you into a fl ipping
maneuver.
PULL: Grabbing
your knees into
a tuck position.
RUDY: Flip with 1
1/2 twists.
STRETCH: Making
body as long as possible
because jumper
is carrying too much
speed or is too high
in the air.
TUCK: Knees tuck
in front of body to
angle of 90 degrees.

MEN
ANTON KUSHNIR, BLR
Kushnir had a phenomenal season last year. His virtually fl awless jumping
earned the Belarusian the FIS crystal globe and four FIS World Cup gold
medals. Unfortunately a bobble at the Olympic Games cost him dearly, but
the gold in Vancouver went to Kushnir’s countryman Alexei Grishin. In fact,
the Belarusians are a veritable force to be reckoned with in the Aerial world.
Others names to watch are Timofei Slivets and Dimitri Dashinski.
THE CHINESE
Last season four of the top seven FIS World Cup standing spots went to the
Chinese men, including 2010 Olympic bronze-medallist Zhongging Liu.
Other highfl yers include Guangpu Qi and Zongyang Jia. The Chinese are
coached by Canadian Dustin Wilson and have a seemingly endless supply
of talent.
THE CANADIANS
Supported by talented and proven veterans Warren Shouldice and Ryan
Blais, the Canadian men’s team has a deep pool of younger athletes who
are ready to fi ll the shoes of their high-fl ying predecessors. A result of the
much lauded Jump 2010 program, expect success from Olivier Rochon,
Rémi Bélanger, Travis Gerrits and Jonathan Vellner.
THE AMERICANS
The relatively poor showing by the Americans in last year’s FIS standings
belie the fact that this team has some promising talent. Jeret Peterson
took home the silver medal at the Vancouver Winter Olympic Games with
his signature ‘hurricane’ – a quintuple twisting back fl ip. Peterson and his
teammates, including current Aerial World Champion Ryan St Onge, Scotty
Bahrke and Matthew Depeters are taking full-advantage of their new, stateof-the-art
USSA training centre in Park City, UT.
WOMEN
THE CHINESE
The formidable Chinese women’s aerial squad took the silver (Nina Li)
and bronze (Xinxin Guo) medals at the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic
Games. These two were joined in the FIS standings last season by teammate
Mengtao Xu to complete a Chinese sweep for the top three spots. With many
of the Chinese women performing triple backfl ips, this is a team that is
poised to dominate for years to come.
LYDIA LASSILA, AUS
By winning Olympic gold in Vancouver last year, Lassila follows in the
footsteps of her countrywoman Alisa Camplin, who retired with two Olympic
medals to her credit and Jacqui Cooper who recently retired with 24 FIS
World Cup victories. Lassila is a gutsy and talented jumper who is willing
to pull off the highest and hardest tricks to win. Unfortunately her dogged
persistence has also led to numerous injuries. There are also numerous
young Aussie women on the cusp of aerial greatness.
THE CANADIANS
Veronika Bauer is the veteran on this team, having been on the National Team
for a remarkable 13 years and competing at three Olympic Winter Games. In
fact, despite struggling with the long-lasting effects of a concussion, Bauer
earned herself Canada’s only female aerial berth at the Vancouver Games.
She is supported by promising Canadian aerialists Sabrina Guérin, Crystal
Lee and Laurence Allard.
THE AMERICANS
The Americans are in a building period and all the pundits are saying this
will be the team that just might be the dark horse at the Sochi Games in
2014. With talented youngsters like Ashley Caldwell and Lacy Shnoor taking
cues from veterans Emily Cook and Jana Lindsey, and training at the USSA’s
extraordinary facility in Park City, UT. Watch for a break-out year from our
neighbours to the south.
Aerial Stars OF TODAY − 11 −

THE PIPE SPECS
AVERAGE
LENGTH: 150 METERS
SLOPE: 16 DEGREES
VERTICAL INCLINE: 83 DEGREES
WIDTH: 22 METERS
LINGO
FLAIR: Back fl ip with a half-twist.
CORKED: Describes any kind of spin or fl ip
that is performed between the vertical and
horizontal axes (either upright or inverted).
MCTWIST: Tilted front fl ip with 1½ spins.
540, 720, 900, 1080: 1.5, 2, 2.5 and 3
spins respectively.
Lexicon on HALFPIPE
HALFPIPE
IN COMPETITION ATHLETES
ARE JUDGED ON:
AMPLITUDE 20%
How high they fl y out of the pipe
DD 20%
The degree of diffi culty of the tricks
EXECUTION 20%
How well the athletes perform said tricks
OVERALL 40%
The whole package
The basic DD equates to the number of
spins or fl ips done in the trick but the “total
package” includes the grabs and positions
(personality and style) that athletes add to
the tricks to make them their own.
GRAB: A style effect where the hand grabs
a part of the ski (there are many variations of
grabs).
ALLY-OOP: A trick that spins away from
the fall line of the pipe.
COPING: The edge of the pipe.
DECK: The fl at areas on the sides of the pipe.
Going way back, halfpipes originated from surfi ng and
then skateboarding when surfers in California decided
that trying to skate in some huge storm drains might be
a fun thing to do when the waves weren’t pumping. This
eventually evolved into skate-specifi c halfpipe so the
athletes could “drop in” (start off on the lip of the pipe).
Skateboarding moved over to the white waves when the
snowboard was perfected and the boarders decided they
wanted to bring what they had perfected on concrete over
to the snow. To make a long story short, the skiers saw the
boarders fl ying off these frozen sculpted terrain parks and
felt the desire to go higher. And voila! A new discipline
was born.
As the sport has evolved, so have the tricks. Whereas a
few years ago 1½ spins and a bunch of grabs were the
tricks of the days now it is not uncommon to see two or
three tricks involving three-and-a-half spins as well as a
couple of variations of double fl ips in one run. The pipe
has been getting bigger to accommodate the increasing
level of diffi culty of the tricks.
WALLS: The sides of the pipe.
FLAT: The bottom of the pipe.
TRANSITION: The area between
the Wall and the Flat.

MEN
JUSTIN DOREY AND MIKE RIDDLE, CAN
Justin Dorey is known for having the biggest bag of tricks in the game.
Justin burst onto the scene at 16, coming out of nowhere to win the World
Skiing Invitational. Since then, he has been a constant fi xture on the podium
at events around the globe, including the Winter X Games and the
FIS World Championships. His teammate Mike Riddle is also one to watch,
Mike has been setting the standard for style in the halfpipe for years. No
matter how diffi cult or technical his tricks, you can bet on them being performed
with the best grabs around. Mike has a large collection of podium
fi nishes at all levels, capped off last season with a victory at the Breckenridge
Dew Tour.
THE FRENCH
Kevin Rolland and Xavier Bertoni lead the ultra-strong French Halfpipe
Team. Coming from a disciplined program, they ruled the X Games and European
XGames events last year and Rolland is also the reigning FIS World
Champion. With their successes, a large group of younger skiers are rapidly
following in their footsteps.
THE AMERICANS
Tanner Hall and Simon Dumont battled for halfpipe supremacy for many
years. Tanner, a legend in freeskiing, has been out of the scene for the past
few seasons due to injury, but look for the pending Olympic announcement
to draw him back into the game. Simon is one of the most intense competitors
in the sport, known for taking huge air and a ferocious competition
mindset. Nipping at their heels is a strong group of younger American
shredders including Tucker Perkins, Taylor Seaton, Gus Kenworthy, and
Matt Duhamel.
JOSSI AND BYRON WELLS, NZL
Jossi Wells from New Zealand is the pride of the country’s winter sport
programs, after capturing the AFP Halfpipe title for the 09/10 season.
Hot on his heels is his younger brother Byron, who has been steadily rising
through the ranks.
WOMEN
CANADIANS
Sarah Burke is the winningest athlete in the sport, holder of fi ve X Games
medals, and FIS World Championship Gold, and an FIS World Cup overall title,
just to name a few. Despite breaking her back in the X Games Slopestyle
event in 2009, she came back to win her fi rst competition back on snow
last January. She is a formidable talent. Hot on Sarah’s heels is Rosalind
Groenewoud (Roz G) who recently completed a near perfect season, with
podium fi nishes in every event that she entered, including the X Games and
European X Games. Not only a pipe skier, her Slopestyle and Big Air results
are also impressive, and for the past two seasons she had been crowned the
AFP overall World Champion.
JEN HUDAK, USA
Jen Hudak is leading the American team with victories at both the X Games
and European X Games last year. A strong athlete with a strong work ethic,
Hudak was consistently atop the podium in last season.
ANASI CARADEUX, FRA
Anais Caradeux has been grabbing spots on the podium for the past few
seasons. With an aggressive approach and a solid bag of tricks, Caradeux is
a threat at any event she enters.
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DENNIS CAPICIK
WORLD CUP COACH
DANIEL MURPHY - ‘MURF’
HEAD COACH
Ninth year as national team level coach
Member of Canada’s 2002 Olympic Winter Games
coaching staff where Canada earned silver and bronze
medals in women’s aerials
Level 4 National Coaching Institute
(Toronto) certifi cation
Former Canadian national aerial team member
Eighth year as national team level coach
Coached the Canadian team for four years
Coached the Australian Olympic women’s aerial team
at the 2006 Winter Games where the team won
a bronze medal
Former aerialist on the Canadian team for eight years
NICOLAS FONTAINE
DEVELOPMENT MANAGER AND COACH
Coaching Staff AERIALS
Four-time FIS World Cup Aerial champion
1997 FIS World Aerial champion
Recently inducted into the Panthéon des Sports du Québec
Has been instrumental in the construction of a world-class
water ramp facility, Centre National d’Entraînement Yves
LaRoche in Lac Beauport, Quebec
CAROLINE FRANC
DEVELOPMENT COACH
JONATHAN PELLETIER-OUELLET
STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH
IST MANAGER - AERIALS
Third season coaching with the National team
Spent nine years as a trampoline, physical preparation and
fl exibility coach at the national circus school of Montreal
1990 Canadian Junior National Champion in trampoline
In 1992, toured with Cirque du Soleil in Japan as an
aerial acrobat
Third season working full-time with the team
Holds degrees in kinesiology (2007) and physiotherapy
(2008) from Laval University
STEVE OMISCHL
RECRUITMENT COACH
WEST
ALAIN MORIN
RECRUITMENT COACH
EAST

INTEGRATED
SUPPORT
TEAM
PHYSIOLOGY
BRIGITTE GAUTHIER
MEDICAL COORDINATOR,
PHYSIOTHERAPIST
MARILYN HELLIER
(WEST) TEAM PHYSIOTHERAPIST
RICH ROBINSON
CHIROPRACTOR
MARCEL HARDY
(EAST) TEAM PHYSIOTHERAPIST
ROB KOBER
MEN’S HEAD COACH
VÉRONIQUE CORMIER
(EAST) TEAM PHYSIOTHERAPIST
Ninth year with the Canadian National team program
Bachelor of physical education, University of Calgary
Diploma in Coaching and level 4 certifi cation, National
Coaching Institute (Victoria)
Former BC Team head coach
Has been involved with Freestyle as an athlete, coach,
volunteer and offi cial since 1983
STEPHEN FEARING
WOMEN’S HEAD COACH
Has coached for the Canadian Ski team, Japanese Ski team, Japan Olympic
committee, and Korean Ski Association
Member of the US Freestyle Ski Team from 1986 to 1992
Head Mogul Development Coach, CFSA 1992 to 1994
Chief Mogul Coach, Japan Ski Association 1994 to 2002
1998 and 2002 Olympic Coach, Japan Olympic Committee: team members
achieved a gold medal in 1998 and bronze medal in 2002
Chief Mogul Coach, Korean Ski Association (2002-2003): Oversaw training
and competition of fi rst members competing in FIS World Cup competitions
PHYSICIANS
DR. BOB FOXFORD
LEAD PHYSICIAN
DR. JEFF PURKIS
WESTERN MEDICAL COORDINATOR
DR. FRANÇOIS
MARQUIS
(EAST) ORTHOPEDIC CONSULTANT
DR. JACK OLIVER
(WEST) ORTHOPEDIC CONSULTANT
PSYCHOLOGY
PENNY
WERTHNER
MENTAL PERFORMANCE
CONSULTANT
DAVE
PASKEVICH
MENTAL PERFORMANCE
CONSULTANT
DARCY DOWNS
AIR COACH
10-year national team level coach
Fourth year coaching the Canadian Team
US team aerials coach 2000 to 2006
Canadian National Team member from 1992 to 1998
1997 overall FIS World Cup Champion
1997 FIS World Champion – Combined
ADRIAN TAGGART
MEN’S DEVELOPMENT TEAM COACH
First season coaching with the CFSA
Former coach of the BC Freestyle Team
NCCP Level III Mogul and Aerial certifi cation
NCCP Level II Trampoline Coach
JIM SCHIMAN
WOMEN’S DEVELOPMENT TEAM COACH
Fifth year coaching with the CFSA
National Team member from 1994 to 2006
Multiple FIS World Cup medallist
ADRIAN KING
INTEGRATED SUPPORT TEAM MANAGER
STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH
Eighth year with the Canadian World Cup team
Masters Degree in exercise physiology
Coaching Staff MOGULS − 25 −

VERONIKA BAUER
AERIALS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
TORONTO, ONT OCT 17, 1979
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
CALGARY, ALTA 31
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 6” 140 14
COACH Daniel Murphy
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
Q&A
Three-time Olympian, 2001 FIS World
Champion, 20 World Cup / World
Championship medals.
WEBSITE www.veronikabauer.ca
NICKNAME
Little Vee
FAVORITE TV SERIES
Weeds, Eastbound and
Down, Community,
Make it or Break it
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
The Script,
Never Shout Never
ULTIMATE HOLIDAY
DESTINATION
A place where
everything is cheap and
has soft sandy beaches
and hot weather.
I NEVER LEAVE HOME
WITHOUT…
My blankie
HEROES/ROLE MODELS
Jesus
GREATEST FEAR
Snakes
GROUP B
FAVORITE YOGA POSE AND
WHY
Revolved Side Angle
Pose (Parivrtta
Parsvakonasana),
because it stretches out
your whole side.
ADVICE TO YOUNG ATHLETES
You control what you
do and what you think.
Make things happen,
don’t let them happen
to you.
FAVORITE MEAL
Sushi!
BAUER
IT WOULD SURPRISE YOU TO
KNOW THAT…
I love my sport and what
I get to do but I hate
winter and being cold.
My dream would be to
live on a beach one day.
IF I WASN’T AN ATHLETE I
WOULD BE…
A dog whisperer or an
architect or a trainer at
a weight loss camp.
FAVORITE FORM OF EXERCISE
Weight lifting
OLYMPIC GAMES
15 Vancouver 2010
12 Turin 2006
10 Salt Lake
WORLD
CHAMPIONSHIPS
2002
7 Madonna 2007
11 Ruka 2005
2 Deer Valley 2003
1 Blackcomb 2001
MAJOR RESULTS
WORLD CUP RANKING
26 2009 /10
7 2008 /09
21 2007 /08
12 2006 /07
6 2005 /06
8 2004 /05
6 2003 /04
3 2002 /03
4 2001 /02
4 2000 /01
7 1999 /00
11 1998 /99
9
CANADIAN
1997 /98
CHAMPIONSHIPS
1 Calgary 2010
Gabriel 2005
Gabriel 2004
Gabriel 2001
Gabriel 2000
2 Calgary 2007
Apex 2006
3 Marble 2002
Le Relais 1997
4 Fortress 1998
5 Apex 2003
FIS WORLD CUP
1 Fernie 2003
Buller (I) 2002
Buller (II) 2002
Placid (I) 2002
2 Deer Valley 2006
Deer Valley 2005
2 Fernie 2004
Buller (II) 2003
Buller (I) 2000
3 Changchun (I) 2008
Gabriel 2007
Changchun (II) 2005
Fernie 2005
Long Zhu 2004
Steamboat 2003
Tremblant (I) 2002
Buller (II) 2000
Buller (II) 1999
4 Deer Valley 2009
Sauze d'Oulx 2004
Blackcomb 2002
Tremblant 2001
Buller (I) 1999
5 Changchun (II) 2008
Tremblant 2005
Spindleruv 2003
Himos 2001
Heavenly 2000
6 Changchun 2010
Deer Valley (II) 2007
Placid 2006
Buller (II) 2005
Spindleruv 2003
Placid (II) 2002
Deer Valley 2001
Blackcomb 1999
7 Placid 2009
Apex 2006
Blackcomb 2000
Heavenly 1999
Buller (II) 1997
8 Inawashiro 2008
Buller (II) 2004
Long Zhu 2004
Piancavallo 2000
Breckenridge 1998
Buller (I) 1997
10 Deer Valley (I) 2007
Changchun (I) 2005

RÉMI BÉLANGER
AERIALS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
MASCOUCHE, QUE JUNE 19, 1987
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
MONTREAL, QUE 23
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 8” 155 4
COACH Nicolas Fontaine
CAREER Forerunner at the 2010 Vancouver Olympic
HIGHLIGHTS Games, 2nd place at the 2010 National
Championships
WEBSITE http://bit.ly/amWsb4
Q&A
MY MOTTO
No pain, no gain
FAVORITE FILM
The Hangover
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
Anything that can motivate
me in the gym!
EDUCATION
High school diploma
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
Playing golf, hockey, soccer.
I NEVER LEAVE HOME WITHOUT…
My motivation to learn, every day!
HEROES/ROLE MODELS
Yves LaRoche
PERSONAL GOALS OUTSIDE OF SPORT
Become a better golfer.
ADVICE TO YOUNG ATHLETES
Follow your instincts.
HOW DID YOU GET INTO FREESTYLE?
I was a trampolinist for 12
years before getting involved
with freestyle.
FAVORITE MEAL
My mom’s spaghetti
IF I WASN’T AN ATHLETE I WOULD BE…
A circus artist
FAVORITE WORLD CUP SPOT AND WHY
Canadian World Cups because
I like performing in front of
family and friends.
FAVORITE FORM OF EXERCISE
I enjoy cardio workouts,
running, spinning, etc.
GROUP B
BÉLANGER
MAJOR RESULTS
WORLD CUP RANKING
25 2009 /10
26 2008 /09
CANADIAN
CHAMPIONSHIPS
2 Calgary 2010
2 Cypress 2009
NORAM
1 Apex 2010
Apex 2010
Calgary 2009
Gabriel 2008
2 Calgary 2009
Gabriel 2008
Gabriel 2007
3 Utah Oly Pk 2007
4 Gabriel 2009
Apex 2008
Snowbowl 2007
− 27 −

ALEX BILODEAU
MOGULS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
MONTRÉAL, QUE SEPT 8, 1987
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
MONTRÉAL, QUE 23
COACH Mike Hamelin and Dominick Gauthier
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
Q&A
Olympic Champion 2010; Two-time
Olympian; 2009 FIS World Champion
Dual Moguls; 2009 FIS Crystal Globe
Winner Moguls and Overall; 7 World Cup
Gold medals, 22 World Cup Podiums
WEBSITE www.alexbilodeau.com
MY MOTTO
U go, U get; Second place
is fi rst place loser
FAVORITE FILMS
Hangover, Old School,
Gladiator, 300
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
Everything except classical
and country.
EDUCATION
I am a student at Concordia
University, studying accounting.
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
Anything that gives an adrenaline
rush, hockey, hanging out with
friends when I have time.
ULTIMATE HOLIDAY DESTINATION
The Maldives or Fiji
GROUP A
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 8” 170 6
I NEVER LEAVE HOME WITHOUT…
My Blackberry
SUPERSTITIONS
Is to not have any
HEROES/ROLE MODELS
My brother Frederic
and Jean-Luc Brassard
PERSONAL GOALS OUTSIDE OF SPORT
To have a professional career in
business
GREATEST FEAR
To become old and sore after
skiing
FAVORITE YOGA POSE AND WHY
I hate yoga
ADVICE TO YOUNG ATHLETES
Dream Big and follow your
passion
BILODEAU OLYMPIC
HOW DID YOU GET INTO FREESTYLE?
After watching Jean-Luc Brassard
win Olympic Gold in 1994 I was
inspired.
DO YOU CURRENTLY SUPPORT A
CHARITY?
Canadian Association of
Paediatric Health Centres, Three
to Be
FAVORITE MEAL
Indian food
IT WOULD SURPRISE YOU TO KNOW
THAT…
I have a fear of heights … NOT!
IF I WASN’T AN ATHLETE I WOULD BE…
A Jet Fighter or an F1 pilot
FAVORITE WORLD CUP SPOT AND WHY
Mont Gabriel, QC -- Home
GAMES
1 Vancouver 2010
11 Turin 2006
WORLD
CHAMPIONSHIPS
8 Inawashiro 2009
1 Inawashiro (DM) 2009
14 Madonna 2007
5 Madonna (DM) 2007
WORLD CUP RANKING
4 2009 /10
1 2008 /09
4 2007 /08
3 2006 /07
2 2005 /06
CANADIAN
CHAMPIONSHIPS
1 Calgary 2010
Cypress 2009
Gabriel (DM) 2008
Apex (DM) 2006
Gabriel 2005
Gabriel (DM) 2005
2 Cypress (DM) 2009
Gabriel 2008
Calgary 2007
Apex 2006
3 Calgary (DM) 2010
MAJOR RESULTS
FIS WORLD CUP
1 La Plagne (DM) 2009
Myrkdalen-Voss 2009
Are (DM) 2009
Are 2009
Cypress 2009
Spindleruv 2006
Mont-Gabriel 2006
2 Calgary 2010
Deer Valley 2009
Gabriel 2009
Meribel (DM) 2009
Lake Placid (II) 2008
Apex 2008
La Plagne 2007
Placid (I) 2006
3 Suomu (I) 2010
Deer Valley 2010
Marienbad (DM) 2008
Deer Valley (DM) 2008
Tignes 2007
Voss 2007
Gabriel 2007
4 Suomu (II) 2010
Lake Placid 2010
Deer Valley (DM) 2009
Deer Valley 2006
6 Are 2006
Madonna 2006
8 Sierra Nevada 2010
9 Are (DM) 2008
Inawashiro 2006

RYAN BLAIS
AERIALS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
GRANDE PRAIRIE, ALTA MARCH 21, 1979
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
GRANDE PRAIRIE, ALTA 31
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 8” 176 10
COACH Dennis Capicik, Daniel Murphy
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
8 FIS World Cup podiums
WEBSITE www.airblais.com
Q&A
MY MOTTO
Athletes don’t rise to the occasion;
they sink to their
level of training.
FAVORITE FILM
Spies Like Us
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
An eclectic mix of Seattle
grunge bands, lounge music, metal
and R&B.
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
Camping, hanging out with friends,
nerding it up on the computer, reading
HEROES/ROLE MODELS
My fi rst freestyle coach, Mark Schuett.
I really can’t imagine my life now had
I not crossed paths with Mark.
DO YOU CURRENTLY SUPPORT A CHARITY?
Founder of the Come Fly with Me
Foundation; Spokesperson for
KidSport; Ambassador 2010 Arctic
Winter Games; David Suzuki Play
it Cool; Vice-Chair FIS Athlete
Commission; and founder of
DemocraSki.com.
IT WOULD SURPRISE YOU TO KNOW THAT…
I am a complete science nerd. I love
reading about astronomy, physics,
evolutionary biology and geology.
BLAIS
WORLD
CHAMPIONSHIPS
15 Inawashiro 2009
MAJOR RESULTS
WORLD CUP RANKING
14 2009 /10
7 2008 /09
20 2006 /07
4 2005 /06
12 2003 /04
15 2001 /02
23
CANADIAN
2000 /01
CHAMPIONSHIPS
1 Cypress 2009
5 Calgary 2010
FIS WORLD CUP
1 Placid 2006
Placid 2003
2 Gabriel 2007
Apex 2006
3 Lake Placid 2010
Fernie 2004
Placid 2004
Tremblant 2003
4 Cypress 2009
Deer Valley (I) 2006
Gabriel 2006
5 Deer Valley 2006
Placid 2002
8 Gabriel 2009
Spindleruv 2006
Blackcomb 2000
9 Moscow 2009
10 Placid 2009
Davos 2006
GROUP B − 29 −

CHLOÉ DUFOUR-LAPOINTE
MOGULS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
MONTRÉAL, QUE DEC 2, 1991
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
MONTRÉAL, QUE 18
COACH Michel Dorion
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
Q&A
5th place at the Vancouver 2010
Olympic Games
WEBSITE www.dufourlapointe.com
MY MOTTO
Don’t be scared, just do it, and
have fun!
FAVORITE BOOK
Avec Style
FAVORITE FILM
The Notebook
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
Rihanna as well as Lady Gaga …
Just about anything that makes
me want to dance!
EDUCATION
Cegep correspondence studies
GROUP A
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 5” 130 4
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
Aside from skiing and sports in
general, I love making jewellery
and clothes.
ULTIMATE HOLIDAY DESTINATION
Any beach destination; it is a nice
change from being in the snow all
the time.
I NEVER LEAVE HOME WITHOUT…
My purse
HEROES/ROLE MODELS
Jenn Heil
C. DUFOUR-LAPOINTE
PERSONAL GOALS OUTSIDE OF SPORT
To always give 100% in anything
that I undertake.
FAVORITE MEAL
Macaroni and cheese
IF I WASN’T AN ATHLETE I WOULD BE…
A very active person, and very
interested in other sports.
FAVORITE WORLD CUP SPOT AND WHY
European World Cups, for
the breathtaking mountain
panoramas.
OLYMPIC GAMES
5 Vancouver 2010
WORLD
CHAMPIONSHIPS
15 Inawashiro 2009
28 Inawashiro (DM) 2009
JUNIOR WORLD
CHAMPIONSHIPS
1 Airolo (DM) 2007
3 Airolo 2007
WORLD CUP RANKING
8 2009 /10
9 2008 /09
13 2007 /08
CANADIAN
CHAMPIONSHIPS
1 Calgary (DM) 2010
2 Calgary 2010
Cypress (DM) 2009
Gabriel 2008
3 Cypress 2009
Calgary 2007
5 Gabriel 2008
MAJOR RESULTS
FIS WORLD CUP
3 La Plagne (DM) 2009
5 Lake Placid 2010
Are 2010
Are (DM) 2010
Are (DM) 2009
Deer Valley 2008
Gabriel 2008
6 Suomu (I) 2010
Sierra Nevada 2010
7 Cypress 2009
Are (DM) 2008
9 Calgary (I) 2010
Are 2009
10 Inawashiro (DM) 2010
Are 2008
Tignes 2007

MAXIME DUFOUR-LAPOINTE
MOGULS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
MONTREAL, QUE FEB 9, 1989
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
MONTREAL, QUE 21
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 6” 140 4
COACH Michel Dorion
CAREER Forerunner at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic
HIGHLIGHTS Winter Games, 4th at the La Plagne World Cup
in 2009 (dual moguls)
WEBSITE www.dufourlapointe.com
Q&A
MY MOTTO
Always give the best of myself.
FAVORITE BOOK
The Peaceful Warrior
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
3Oh3!, Owl City, David Guetta, Shiny
Toy Guns, Anberlin
EDUCATION
Currently studying at Ahuntsic
College in Natural Sciences.
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
Surfi ng, long boarding, sailing and
drawing
ULTIMATE HOLIDAY DESTINATION
Anywhere where there is a beach and
some good waves!
PERSONAL GOALS OUTSIDE OF SPORT
To become a doctor
ADVICE TO YOUNG ATHLETES
All your dreams can become a
reality! Just go for it, and have a
good time!
FAVORITE MEAL
Sushi
IT WOULD SURPRISE YOU TO KNOW THAT…
I was one of the fi rst women to do a
back fl ip with a complete twist (backfull)
in competition in 2009.
IF I WASN’T AN ATHLETE I WOULD BE…
Involved in the equestrian world and
studying full time.
FAVORITE WORLD CUP SPOT AND WHY
I truly appreciated my stay in
Finland as it was a complete change
of scenery. The daylight is extremely
short, and the weather is soooo cold.
I also love any uncommon place
in Canada.
MAJOR RESULTS
WORLD CUP RANKING
16 2009 /10
12 2008 /09
19 2007 /08
CANADIAN
CHAMPIONSHIPS
2 Calgary 2010
3 Cypress (DM) 2009
4 Calgary (DM) 2010
Cypress 2009
Calgary 2007
FIS WORLD CUP
4 La Plagne 2009
6 Are 2008
Marienbad 2008
8 Are 2010
Gabriel 2009
10 Are (DM) 2008
GROUP B M. DUFOUR-LAPOINTE
− 31 −

SABRINA GUÉRIN
AERIALS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
MONTRÉAL, QUE MARCH 3, 1985
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
LAVAL, QUE 25
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 7” 148 4
COACH Nicolas Fontaine
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
FIS 2008/09 Rookie of the Year Award
WEBSITE http://bit.ly/aONdVn
Q&A
MY MOTTO
Learn from the past, prepare for
the future but perform in the
present.
EDUCATION
College diploma in natural
sciences
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
Gymnastics
I NEVER LEAVE HOME WITHOUT…
My wallet
HEROES/ROLE MODELS
Amélie Plante
PERSONAL GOALS OUTSIDE OF SPORT
Get a bachelor’s degree
GREATEST FEAR
Getting old
GROUP B
ADVICE TO YOUNG ATHLETES
Enjoy what you are doing and
appreciate all the efforts that you
have to put in.
HOW DID YOU GET INTO FREESTYLE?
I was a gymnast, and was
recruited to aerials in 2006 by
the Jump 2010 program.
FAVORITE MEAL
Lasagna
FAVORITE WORLD CUP SPOT AND WHY
Moscow, because the aerials
site is right in the middle of
downtown. And Ski Mont Gabriel
because I like competing at
home.
GUÉRIN
MAJOR RESULTS
WORLD
CHAMPIONSHIPS
15 Inawashiro 2009
WORLD CUP RANKING
15 2009 /10
15 2008 /09
NORAM
1 Apex 2010
2 Apex 2009
Apex 2009
Gabriel 2008
Park City 2008
3 Calgary 2009
Calgary 2009
4 Gabriel 2009
Gabriel 2008
Apex 2009
CANADIAN
CHAMPIONSHIPS
3 Cypress 2009
Gabriel 2008
Calgary 2007
4 Calgary 2010
FIS WORLD CUP
7 Changchun 2010
Gabriel 2009
Deer Valley 2009
9 Placid 2009

JENN HEIL
MOGULS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
SPRUCE GROVE, ALTA APRIL 11, 1983
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
MONTRÉAL, QUE 27
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 2” 125 10
COACH Dominick Gauthier
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
Q&A
Olympic Gold & Silver, 5-time FIS World
Cup Overall Champion, 2-time FIS World
Champion
WEBSITE www.jenniferheil.com
MY MOTTO
Do the important things
to your fullest
FAVORITE FILM
The Brothers Bloom
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
M.I.A., Nelly Furtado,
Alicia Keys, Bedouin
Soundclash
EDUCATION
I am currently studying
business at McGill
University with a goal of
graduation in 2013.
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
I love to travel and, even
better, I love to travel
to surf! But my greatest
pleasure is spending
time with my family and
friends.
ULTIMATE HOLIDAY
DESTINATION
A boat trip for surfi ng in
the Maldives
HEROES/ROLE MODELS
Jean-Luc Brassard,
Catriona Le May Doan,
Zaha Hadid
ADVICE TO YOUNG ATHLETES
Prepare in a manner
to have no regrets and
bring the passion!
HOW DID YOU GET INTO
FREESTYLE?
I saw a poster
GROUP A
advertising the sport
and decided to give it
a try.
DO YOU CURRENTLY SUPPORT
A CHARITY?
B2ten, a business-like
approach to excelling
in amateur sport that
engages the support
of the private sector;
Ambassador for the
‘Because I am a Girl
Campaign’ at Plan
Canada; the David
Suzuki Foundation, and
host of the annual Jenn
Heil girls Moguls Ski
Camp.
HEIL
OLYMPIC GAMES
2 Vancouver 2010
1 Turin 2006
4 Salt Lake 2002
WORLD
CHAMPIONSHIPS
2 Inawashiro 2009
10 Inawashiro (DM) 2009
2 Madonna 2007
1 Madonna (DM) 2007
5 Ruka 2005
1 Ruka (DM) 2005
7 Blackcomb 2001
WORLD CUP RANKING
1 2009 /10
2 2008 /09
DNC 2007 /08
1 2006 /07
1 2005 /06
1 2004 /05
1 2003 /04
DNC 2002 /03
2 DM 2002 /03
4 2001 /02
6 2000 /01
35 1999 /00
MAJOR RESULTS
CANADIAN
CHAMPIONSHIPS
1 Cypress (DM) 2009
Cypress 2009
Calgary (DM) 2007
Calgary 2007
Apex 2006
Gabriel 2005
Gabriel 2001
Gabriel (DM) 2001
Gabriel 2000
Gabriel (DM) 2000
3 Marble (DM) 2002
4 Marble 2002
FIS WORLD CUP
1 Calgary (I) 2010
Calgary (II) 2010
Deer Valley (I) 2010
Deer Valley (II) 2010
Cypress 2009
Deer Valley (DM) 2009
Voss (I) 2007
Voss (II) 2007
Apex 2007
Inawashiro 2007
La Plagne (DM) 2007
La Plagne 2007
Inawashiro 2006
Jisan Forest 2006
Madonna 2006
Oberstdorf 2005
Tignes 2005
Placid 2005
Deer Valley 2005
Inawashiro (DM) 2005
Naeba 2005
Placid 2004
Spindleruv 2004
Madonna 2004
1 Inawashiro 2002
2 Inawashiro (DM) 2010
Are (DM) 2010
Are 2009
Gabriel 2009
Meribel (DM) 2008
Deer Valley 2007
Deer Valley (DM) 2007
Apex 2006
Placid (II) 2006
Deer Valley 2006
Gabriel 2006
Tignes 2005
Fernie (DM) 2005
Tremblant 2004
Inawashiro 2004
Inawashiro (II) 2004
Ruka 2003
Tremblant 2001
3 Suomu (II) 2010
Are (DM) 2010
Deer Valley 2004
Airolo 2004
Oberstdorf 2002
Himos 2001
4 Deer Valley (DM) 2005
Deer Valley (DM) 2004
5 Suomu (I) 2010
La Plagne (DM) 2009
Voss 2009
Sauze d’Oulx 2004
Madonna 2003
Placid 2002
Deer Valley 2001
6 Inawashiro 2005
Izuna Kogen 2001
7 Naeba 2004
Finland 2002
Tignes 2000
9 Are (DM) 2009
Placid (I) 2006
− 33 −

CHELSEA HENITIUK
MOGULS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
SPRUCE GROVE, ALTA SEPT 30, 1987
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
WHISTLER, BC 25
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 8’’ 150 7
COACH Jim Schiman, Stephen Fearing,
Darcy Downs
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
Q&A
Forerunning at the Vancouver
2010 Winter Olympic Games
WEBSITE www.chelseahenitiuk.com
FAVORITE READS
The Twilight Saga, Harry Potter
FAVORITE TV
Modern Family, Glee, Sex and
the City
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
Britney Spears, La Roux, Glee
Cast Music, Metric
EDUCATION
Part-time studies at Athabasca
University
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
Surfi ng, powder skiing, crafting
GROUP B
ULTIMATE HOLIDAY DESTINATION
Anywhere warm with waves!
I NEVER LEAVE HOME WITHOUT…
My iPhone
FAVORITE YOGA POSE AND WHY
Corpse Pose (Savasana) because
you can take a nap
FAVORITE MEAL
Sushi and Starbucks
FAVORITE WORLD CUP SPOT AND WHY
Calgary, because it’s in Alberta!
FAVORITE FORM OF EXERCISE
Road biking
HENITIUK
MAJOR RESULTS
WORLD CUP RANKING
50 2009 /10
NORAM
1 Steamboat 2010
Apex (DM) 2010
2 Steamboat (DM) 2010
3 Winter Park 2008
5 Val St. Come 2008
Mont Ste. Anne
(DM)
2005

MIKAËL KINGSBURY
MOGULS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
STE-AGATHE-DES-MONTS, QUE JULY 24, 1992
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
DEUX-MONTAGNES, QUE 18
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 9’’ 135 2
COACH Adrian Taggart, Rob Kober
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
Q&A
FIS 2010 World Cup Rookie of the Year,
2010 NorAm Grand Prix champion
WEBSITE http://bit.ly/anFHQv
NICKNAME
Mik
MY MOTTO
Nothing is impossible
FAVORITE FILM
The Hangover
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
Rock, rap
EDUCATION
Collège Lionel-Groulx and cegep
correspondence education
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
Hockey, golf
I NEVER LEAVE HOME WITHOUT…
My cell phone
SUPERSTITIONS
I always wear a yellow bracelet.
HEROES/ROLE MODELS
Dale Begg-Smith
FAVORITE MEAL
Sushi
IF I WASN’T AN ATHLETE I WOULD BE…
A chiropractor
FAVORITE WORLD CUP SPOT AND WHY
Ski Mont Gabriel, it’s home!
ANYTHING ELSE YOU WANT TO ADD…
I am the second child in a family
of three freestyle skiers.
GROUP B
KINGSBURY
MAJOR RESULTS
WORLD CUP RANKING
22 2009 /10
NORAM
1 Steamboat 2010
Apex 2010
Killington 2010
Whiteface 2010
Whiteface 2010
3 Killington 2009
4 Apex 2010
Gabriel 2009
CANADIAN
CHAMPIONSHIPS
2 Calgary 2010
5 Calgary (DM) 2010
FIS WORLD CUP
4 Sierra Nevada 2010
Are 2010
− 35 −

PHILIPPE MARQUIS
MOGULS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
QUÉBEC CITY, QUE MAY 9, 1989
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
QUÉBEC CITY, QUE 21
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 6’’ 155 4
COACH Adrian Taggart, Rob Kober
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
Q&A
FIS Rookie of the year 2008-09, Sixth
place at 2010 Lake Placid World Cup,
7th at 2010 Suomu, Finland World Cup
WEBSITE www.freresmarquis.com
MY MOTTO
The sky is the limit
FAVORITE TV SERIES
Entourage
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
K’naan, Metric, Hot Chip
and more
EDUCATION
Completed cegep
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
Golf, hockey, soccer
ULTIMATE HOLIDAY DESTINATION
Wherever the weather is warm,
with snow.
PERSONAL GOALS OUTSIDE OF SPORT
Be well-rounded, both physically
and intellectually.
GROUP B
ADVICE TO YOUNG ATHLETES
Go for it! Let your passion speak!
IF I WASN’T AN ATHLETE I WOULD BE…
A hockey player in winter and a
golf player in summer, between
surfi ng sessions…
FAVORITE WORLD CUP SPOT AND WHY
Japan, for its cultural differences
and warm hospitality!
ANYTHING ELSE YOU WANT TO ADD...
My brother Vince has
overshadowed me for 13 years,
but fi nally, I am catching up to
him!
MARQUIS
MAJOR RESULTS
WORLD CUP RANKING
15 2009 /10
25 2008 /09
CANADIAN
CHAMPIONSHIPS
4 Calgary 2010
5 Cypress (DM) 2009
FIS WORLD CUP
6 Lake Placid 2010
7 Suomu 2009
8 Myrkdalen-Voss 2009
9 Gabriel 2009

KRISTI RICHARDS
MOGULS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
SUMMERLAND, B.C. OCT 27, 1981
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
PEMBERTON, B.C. 29
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 4” 127 8
COACH Stephen Fearing, Darcy Downs,
Jim Schiman
CAREER Participating in the Torino and Vancouver
HIGHLIGHTS Olympic Games, winning the World
Championships in 2007 and winning the fi rst
World Cup of the 2010 season in Finland
WEBSITE www.kristiski.com
Q&A
MY MOTTO
Be in the moment
FAVORITE READ
Any book by Paulo Coelho
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
Waldeck
EDUCATION
Alumnus of two Olympic Games
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
Photography, culinary arts, yoga,
backpacking, biking
ULTIMATE HOLIDAY DESTINATION
Bali or Costa Rica
I NEVER LEAVE HOME WITHOUT…
Vega
HEROES/ROLE MODELS
Bruce Lee, Jean-Luc Brassard,
Johan Koss, Mark Abma
PERSONAL GOALS OUTSIDE OF SPORT
To own a bistro, and to keep
evolving with my spirituality and
awareness.
GREATEST FEAR
The power of the ocean
FAVORITE YOGA POSE AND WHY
Downward Dog (Adho Mukha
Svanasana) because it has the
best name and it stretches my
mogul back out.
ADVICE TO YOUNG ATHLETES
Find something that you are
passionate about it, and don’t be
shy to dream big. You just need
patience, determination and
motivation to get there.
GROUP A
HOW DID YOU GET INTO FREESTYLE?
I always thought I was just one
of the boys, trying to keep up
with my brother and his friends
down the mogul fi elds and off
of every jump. My parents were
big advocates of skiing off the
groomed runs as well, so they
encouraged us to challenge
ourselves on the slopes.
DO YOU CURRENTLY SUPPORT A
CHARITY?
I started my own fund to support
aspiring elite athletes of the
Okanagan called “Supporting the
Dream Legacy Fund”.
I am an ambassador for “1 Step
Foundation” and a member of the
“Playing it Cool” program.
RICHARDS
OLYMPIC GAMES
20 Vancouver 2010
7 Turin 2006
WORLD
CHAMPIONSHIPS
5 Inawashiro 2009
1 Madonna 2007
4 Madonna (DM) 2007
8 Deer Valley 2003
WORLD CUP RANKING
6 2009 /10
18 2008 /09
4 2007 /08
4 2006 /07
10 2005 /06
20 2004 /05
8 2002 /03
13 DM 2002 /03
32 2001 /02
17 DM 2001 /02
CANADIAN
CHAMPIONSHIPS
1 Calgary 2010
Gabriel 2008
Apex (DM) 2006
Apex 2003
2 Cypress 2009
Apex 2006
3 Apex (DM) 2007
Apex (DM) 2003
4 Cypress (DM) 2009
MAJOR RESULTS
FIS WORLD CUP
1 Suomu (I) 2010
Deer Valley (DM) 2007
2 Suomu (II) 2010
Are 2008
Oberstdorf 2005
3 Deer Valley (DM) 2008
Tignes 2007
Voss (II) 2007
Apex 2007
4 Are (DM) 2009
La Plagne 2007
La Plagne (DM) 2007
Voss 2003
Voss (DM) 2003
5 Sierra Nevada 2010
Are (DM) 2008
Deer Valley 2006
Tignes 2002
6 Calgary (I) 2010
Gabriel 2008
7 Deer Valley (II) 2010
Marienbad 2008
Lake Placid 2008
Madarao 2003
Inawashiro 2003
8 Inawashiro 2006
Sauze d'Oulx 2003
9 Lake Placid 2010
Apex 2006
10 Are 2010
Lake Placid (DM) 2008
Deer Valley 2007
Gabriel 2006
− 37 −

AUDREY ROBICHAUD
MOGULS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
QUEBEC CITY, QUE MAY 5, 1988
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
QUEBEC CITY, QUE 22
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 1’’ 130 7
COACH Stephen Fearing, Jim Schiman.
Darcy Downs
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
Q&A
Participating in the 2006 Olympic
Winter Games
WEBSITE www.audreyrobichaud.com
MY MOTTO
It’s just skiing… Have fun!
FAVORITE BOOKS
The Twilight series
FAVORITE FILM
Role Model, Superbad, Knocked Up,
Wedding Crashers
FAVORITE TV SERIES
Grey’s Anatomy, Private Practice, Gilmore
Girls, Lost, Prison Break
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
Hip hop, rap, pop, indie, rock… all kinds
of music.
EDUCATION
Studying human sciences by
correspondence (Cegep).
GROUP B
ULTIMATE HOLIDAY DESTINATION
Anywhere hot, where there is sun, sand and
palm trees!
I NEVER LEAVE HOME WITHOUT…
My iPod, cell phone, wallet and chap stick
PERSONAL GOALS OUTSIDE OF SPORT
To be happy
GREATEST FEAR
To be afraid…
FAVORITE YOGA POSE AND WHY
Too many to pick only one, but something
like the child’s pose, Warrior II, Crow pose,
Happy Baby, Rock the Baby… They all feel
good and give me a good stretch.
ADVICE TO YOUNG ATHLETES
Stay out of trouble.
ROBICHAUD
HOW DID YOU GET INTO FREESTYLE?
My parents signed me up with the freestyle
club at Le Relais, when I was seven.
FAVORITE MEAL
Spicy agedashi tofu and shepherd’s pie
IT WOULD SURPRISE YOU TO KNOW THAT…
… I truly enjoy skiing!
IF I WASN’T AN ATHLETE I WOULD BE…
An athlete in another sport, or a
veterinarian.
FAVORITE WORLD CUP SPOT AND WHY
Inawashiro, Japan because of the pools,
the nice rooms, the culture and the food.
FAVORITE FORM OF EXERCISE
Push ups, chin ups, supine row, bench
press and bicep curl
MAJOR RESULTS
OLYMPIC GAMES
8 Turin 2006
WORLD CUP RANKING
13 2009 /10
13 2008 /09
12 2007 /08
16 2006 /07
14 2005 /06
24 2004 /05
CANADIAN
CHAMPIONSHIPS
1 Gabriel (DM) 2008
1 Gabriel (DM) 2004
FIS WORLD CUP
4 Placid (II) 2008
6 Placid (I) 2006
Tignes 2005
7 Valmlenco 2008
Gabriel 2006
8 Calgary (II) 2010
Gabriel 2008
La Plagne 2007
9 Deer Valley (I) 2010
Gabriel 2007
Deer Valley 2006
10 Deer Valley (II) 2010
Are (DM) 2010
Deer Valley 2008

CÉDRIC ROCHON
MOGULS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
ST-JÉRÔME, QUE JUNE 14, 1990
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
SAINT-SAUVEUR, QUE 20
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 10’’ 167 2
COACH Rob Kober, Adrian Taggart
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
Winning the Canada Games
WEBSITE www.cedricrochon.com
Q&A
MY MOTTO
Go big or go home
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
Some music
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
Golfi ng, wakeboarding
ULTIMATE HOLIDAY DESTINATION
Cancun Club Med
I NEVER LEAVE HOME WITHOUT…
My car
HEROES/ROLE MODELS
My father
PERSONAL GOALS OUTSIDE OF SPORT
Become president of a company
ADVICE TO YOUNG ATHLETES
Enjoy what you are doing,
have fun!
HOW DID YOU GET INTO FREESTYLE?
I received a letter asking whether
I’d be interested in getting
involved with freestyle skiing or
alpine skiing; I literally fell in love
with freestyle, and the ‘family’
surrounding the sport.
FAVORITE MEAL
Spicy tuna cone from
Vancouver Island
IT WOULD SURPRISE YOU TO KNOW
THAT…
I truly enjoy singing just
about anything.
FAVORITE WORLD CUP SPOT AND WHY
Inawashiro, Japan
FAVORITE FORM OF EXERCISE
Squats
GROUP B
C. ROCHON
MAJOR RESULTS
CANADIAN
WINTER GAMES
1 Whitehorse 2007
WORLD CUP RANKING
16 2009 /10
41 2008 /09
NORAM
2 Winter Park 2010
3 Killington 2010
4 Killington 2009
CANADIAN
CHAMPIONSHIPS
3 Calgary 2010
FIS WORLD CUP
4 Are 2010
10 Lake Placid 2010
− 39 −

OLIVIER ROCHON
AERIALS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
BUCHAREST, ROMANIA JULY 30, 1989
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
GATINEAU, QUE 20
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 5’’ 160 5
COACH Daniel Murphy
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
Q&A
Alternate at the 2010 Olympic Winter
Games, FIS 2008-2009 Rookie of the
Year
WEBSITE www.olivierrochon.com
NICKNAME
Oli
FAVORITE TV SERIES
Entourage
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
R&B, Electronica, Rap,
Metal, Reggae
ULTIMATE HOLIDAY DESTINATION
Morocco, Cuba
I NEVER LEAVE HOME WITHOUT…
My cell phone
PERSONAL GOALS OUTSIDE OF SPORT
To complete cegep
GROUP B
GREATEST FEAR
Sustaining a major injury
ADVICE TO YOUNG ATHLETES
Don’t ever get discouraged
FAVORITE MEAL
Thai food
IF I WASN’T AN ATHLETE I WOULD BE…
A fi refi ghter
FAVORITE WORLD CUP SPOT AND WHY
Russia and Japan, I like the
exotic locales!
O. ROCHON
MAJOR RESULTS
CANADIAN
WINTER GAMES
1 Whitehorse 2007
WORLD CUP RANKING
12 2009 /10
18 2008 /09
32 2007 /08
CANADIAN
CHAMPIONSHIPS
1 Calgary 2010
3 Gabriel 2008
5 Cypress 2009
Calgary 2007
FIS WORLD CUP
5 Gabriel 2009
6 Lake Placid 2010
Changchun 2009
9 Cypress 2009
10 Deer Valley 2010

PA ROUSSEAU
MOGULS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
DRUMMONDVILLE, QUE OCT 6, 1979
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
QUEBEC CITY, QUE 31
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 6” 150 14
COACH Rob Kober
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
Q&A
5th Place, Vancouver 2010 Winter
Olympic Games; 2009 Member of two
historic Canadian men’s mogul podium
sweeps; 2005 Vanier Award for young
exceptional Canadian of the year from
the Canadian Chamber of Commerce;
2003 Personality of the Year for
Drummondville, Que.
WEBSITE www.parousseau.com
MY MOTTO
Never stop believing
FAVORITE TV SERIES
24, Prison Break
FAVORITE FILM
Point Break, Fight Club
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
U2, Pascale Picard, Jack Johnson
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
Sky diving, road biking
HEROES/ROLE MODELS
Jean-Luc Brassard, Lance
Armstrong
DO YOU CURRENTLY SUPPORT A
CHARITY?
Spinal cord research foundation
(Fondation pour la recherche sur
la moelle-épiniere)
IT MIGHT SURPRISE YOU TO KNOW
THAT…
I am a professional speaker.
ANYTHING ELSE YOU WANT TO ADD…
I don’t sacrifi ce everything for
my sport. I believe in sticking
on who you are and be the best
of yourself instead of being who
people want you to be.
GROUP A
ROUSSEAU
OLYMPIC GAMES
5 Vancouver 2010
WORLD
CHAMPIONSHIPS
17 Inawashiro 2009
1 Madonna 2007
9 Madonna (DM) 2007
7 Ruka 2005
7 Ruka (DM) 2005
32 Deer Valley 2003
8 Deer Valley(DM) 2003
2 Blackcomb 2001
9 Blackcomb (DM) 2001
17 Meiringen (DM 1999
WORLD CUP RANKING
24 2009 /10
4 2008 /09
7 2007 /08
5 2006 /07
18 2005 /06
11 2004 /05
6 2003 /04
2 2002 /03
4 DM 2002 /03
3 2000 /01
3 1999 /00
14 1998 /99
13 1997 /98
FIS WORLD CUP
1 Meribel (DM) 2009
Tignes 2007
Madarao (DM) 2003
Tremblant 2003
2 Are 2009
La Plagne (DM) 2007
Airolo 2004
Sauze d'Oulx 2004
Steamboat 2003
Iizuna Kogen 2001
Inawashiro 2001
Livigno 2000
Steamboat (DM) 1999
3 Gabriel 2009
Deer Valley (DM) 2007
Inawashiro 2006
Lake Placid 2003
Madarao 2003
Ruka 2002
Himos 2001
Deer Valley 2000
4 Lake Placid (II) 2008
MAJOR RESULTS
4 Spindleruv 2004
Heavenly 2000
Châtel (DM II) 1998
5 Marienbad (DM) 2008
Apex 2007
Naeba 2005
Inawashiro 2004
Ruka 2003
Tignes 2002
Steamboat 2001
Tignes 2000
Blackcomb (DM) 1999
Altenmarkt (DM) 1998
Tignes (DM) 1997
6 Are (DM) 2008
La Plagne 2007
Inawashiro 2000
Hundfjället (I) 1998
La Plagne (II) 1997
La Plagne (I) 1997
7 Apex 2006
Sauze d’Oulx 2005
Inawashiro (II) 1999
8 Deer Valley 2010
Inawashiro 2008
Voss (DM) 2003
Fernie (DM) 2003
Deer Valley 2001
Tandadalen 1999
Inawashiro (I) 1999
9 La Plagne (DM) 2009
Voss (I) 2007
Jisan Forest 2006
Voss 2005
Lake Placid 2005
Sunday River 2001
Livigno (DM) 2000
Madarao 2000
Blackcomb (DM) 1999
Hundfjaellet (II) 1998
Hundfjaellet (DM) 1998
10 Calgary (I) 2010

WARREN SHOULDICE
AERIALS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
CALGARY, ALTA APRIL 1, 1983
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
CALGARY, ALTA 27
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 9” 160 9
COACH Dennis Capicik, Daniel Murphy
CAREER Two-time Olympian, Nine FIS World Cup
HIGHLIGHTS podiums, 3rd place the 2009 World
Championships
WEBSITE www.facebook.com/warrenshouldice
Q&A
NICKNAME
Wookie
FAVORITE TV SERIES
Band of Brothers (HBO
Miniseries)
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
16 gigs of music, 5,000 pictures
and a bunch of movies and TV
shows
EDUCATION
PhD in Aerials
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
Hockey, yoga, longboarding,
surfi ng, spending time at my
parents’ cabin
ULTIMATE HOLIDAY DESTINATION
The moon
GROUP A
I NEVER LEAVE HOME WITHOUT…
Putting on my clothes fi rst
SUPERSTITIONS
In competition I always wear a
t-shirt that says “Let the Wookie
win”. It was a gift I received back
in 2002 when I broke my neck.
GREATEST FEAR
Moths
ADVICE TO YOUNG ATHLETES
Listen to your coach.
HOW DID YOU GET INTO FREESTYLE?
I used to be a gymnast and loved
to fl ip and twist. When I quit
gymnastics I got into Freestyle.
SHOULDICE
DO YOU CURRENTLY SUPPORT A
CHARITY?
Canadian Athletes Now Fund,
Right to Play
FAVORITE MEAL
Greek salad on brown rice with
BBQ chicken breast on the side.
Healthy and delicious, a rare
combo.
IT WOULD SURPRISE YOU TO KNOW
THAT…
I fi lled out this bio in my
underwear.
IF I WASN’T AN ATHLETE I WOULD BE…
Much wealthier than I am now,
but not nearly as happy.
FAVORITE FORM OF EXERCISE
Any sport
OLYMPIC GAMES
10 Vancouver 2010
6 Turin 2006
WORLD
CHAMPIONSHIPS
3 Inawashiro 2009
9 Ruka 2005
WORLD CUP RANKING
8 2009 /10
12 2008 /09
6 2007 /08
3 2005 /06
10 2004 /05
18 2003 /04
13 2002 /03
CANADIAN
CHAMPIONSHIPS
2 Gabriel 2008
Gabriel 2005
3 Apex 2006
MAJOR RESULTS
FIS WORLD CUP
1 Changchun (I) 2005
2 Davos 2008
Lake Placid (I) 2006
Placid (I) 2005
Tremblant 2004
Lake Placid 2010
3 Changchun (I) 2008
Changchun (iI) 2008
Cypress 2008
Gabriel 2008
4 Lake Placid 2006
Deer Valley 2005
5 Buller (I) 2005
Lake Placid (II) 2005
Long Zhu 2004
6 Tremblant 2005
Lake Placid 2006
Calgary 2010
Deer Valley 2010
7 Changchun 2007
Lianhua Mouitain (I) 2007
Fernie 2005
Buller 2004
Steamboat 2003
8 Fernie 2008
9 Apex 2006
Davos 2006
10 Deer Valley (I) 2006

LAURENCE ALLARD-RIENDEAU
AERIALS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
MONTRÉAL, QUE JAN 6, 1990
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
MONTRÉAL, QUE 20
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 6” 140 3
COACH Caroline Franc, Nicolas Fontaine
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
2nd at Nationals in 2010, 3rd in the
NorAm Grand Prix in 2010
WEBSITE http://bit.ly/csdUim
MAJOR RESULTS
WORLD CUP RANKING
30 2009 /10
NORAM
2 Apex 2010
3 Apex 2009
Apex 2008
Gabriel 2008
Gabriel 2008
4 Apex 2010
Calgary 2009
Gabriel 2009
5 Utah Oly Pk 2010
CANADIAN
CHAMPIONSHIPS
4 Cypress 2009
GROUP C
MY MOTTO
Sport is the school of life.
EDUCATION
High school diploma,
WPIC certifi ed
ULTIMATE HOLIDAY DESTINATION
New York, Paris
I NEVER LEAVE HOME WITHOUT…
My ipod and my cell phone
HEROES/ROLE MODELS
Nicolas Fontaine,
Miha Gale
PERSONAL GOALS OUTSIDE OF
SPORT
To fi nish my course
in event management
and tourism
HOW DID YOU GET INTO
FREESTYLE?
I started with mogul skiing,
but after a knee injury
I wanted to try something
else, that’s how I got
involved in aerials.
IF I WASN’T AN ATHLETE I
WOULD BE…
A special event coordinator
FAVORITE WORLD CUP SPOT
AND WHY
Ski Mont Gabriel,
because it is close to
home, and my family
and friends can attend.
FAVORITE FORM OF EXERCISE
Spinning
Q&A
RESULTS
MY MOTTO
Go big or go home!
NICKNAME
JC
FAVORITE FILM
Gone in 60 seconds
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
A bit of everything except
country music
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
I enjoy driving
HEROES/ROLE MODELS
Nicolas Fontaine,
Yves LaRoche
JEAN-CHRISTOPHE ANDRÉ
AERIALS
PERSONAL GOALS OUTSIDE OF
SPORT
To own a Porsche
FAVORITE MEAL
I love ribs
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
MONTREAL, QUE JUNE 9, 1989
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
MONTREAL, QUE 21
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 3” 120 5
COACH Nicolas Fontaine
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
IF I WASN’T AN ATHLETE I WOULD
BE…
A race car driver
FAVORITE FORM OF EXERCISE
Any type of sport
3rd at the NorAm Grand Prix in
2008-2009
WEBSITE http://bit.ly/ci0PuT
MAJOR RESULTS
NORAM
2 Calgary 2009
3 Calgary 2008
Gabriel 2007
4 Calgary 2009
Gabriel 2009
Apex 2008
CANADIAN
CHAMPIONSHIPS
3 Cypress 2009
ALLARD-RIENDEAU ANDRÉ − 43 −

GROUP C
SAMUEL BÉLANGER-DALLAIRE
AERIALS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
LAC-BEAUPORT, QUE DEC 27, 1993
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
LAC-BEAUPORT, QUE 16
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
6’ 155 1
COACH Alain Morin, Caroline Franc,
Nicolas Fontaine
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
BÉLANGER-DALLAIRE BILODEAU
4th at the 2010 Apex NorAm
WEBSITE http://bit.ly/aJBSG2
MAJOR RESULTS
NORAM
4 Apex 2010
10 Utah Oly Park 2009
MY MOTTO
Never give up!
FAVORITE BOOK
I like reading
Bernard Werber
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
I love music, and there is
a wide variety on my iPod.
But my favourite band will
always be Pink Floyd.
EDUCATION
Beginning 5th year of
high school
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
I enjoy cycling, boating,
long-boarding and hanging
out with friends.
PERSONAL GOALS OUTSIDE OF
SPORT
I would like to become
a nuclear physicist.
GREATEST FEAR
I am afraid of heights …
a bit ironic, isn’t it?
FAVORITE YOGA POSE AND WHY
The position that stretches
the least! I am not very
fl exible, so yoga is quite
challenging for me.
ADVICE TO YOUNG ATHLETES
Make sure you have fun
along the way, and keep
your spirits up despite the
diffi cult moments.
Q&A
RESULTS
MY MOTTO
Never look back, except
to realize how far you’ve
come.
FAVORITE TV SERIES
450 Chemin du Golf,
One tree Hill
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
A bit of everything
EDUCATION
Studying human sciences
and math in cegep
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
Going to the movies,
spending time with friends
and horseback riding
BÉATRICE BILODEAU
MOGULS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
MONTRÉAL, QUE JUNE 8, 1993
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
ROSEMÈRE, QUE 17
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 3” 120 2
COACH Jim Shiman
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
My fi rst career World Cups in 2010 (in
Lake Placid and Sweden
WEBSITE http://bit.ly/9DII9h
ULTIMATE HOLIDAY DESTINATION
Disney World, the
Bahamas, Australia
I NEVER LEAVE HOME WITHOUT…
My cell phone
SUPERSTITIONS
I wear my grandmother’s
ring during competitions or
other important events.
HEROES/ROLE MODELS
My two big brothers
Alex and Frederic,
and Usain Bolt
PERSONAL GOALS OUTSIDE OF
SPORT
To pursue my studies to
a high level of education.
MAJOR RESULTS
WORLD CUP RANKING
34 2009 /10
NORAM
4 Whiteface 2010
5 Whiteface 2010
6 Apex 2010
6 Killington 2010
7 Apex (DM) 2010
9 Arapahoe Basin 2009
10 Arapahoe Basin 2009

SIMON POULIOT-CAVANAGH
MOGULS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
L’ANCIENNE-LORETTE, QUE NOV 1, 1990
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
QUÉBEC CITY, QUE 20
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 6” 145 1
COACH Rob Kober, Michel Hamelin,
Adrian Taggart
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
Canadian Series champion in 2009-
2010, 4th at the Steamboat, CO
NorAm (DM) in 2010, 6th at the
Whiteface, NY NorAm (SM) in 2010
WEBSITE http://bit.ly/dwGwvP
MAJOR RESULTS
NORAM
4 Steamboat 2010
6 Whiteface 2010
GROUP C
MY MOTTO
Enjoy the present moment
FAVORITE BOOK
Every Second Counts, by
Lance Armstrong
FAVORITE TV SERIES
Entourage, Californication
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
Rise Against, Matisyahu,
Classifi ed, Shwayze
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
Anything active!
ULTIMATE HOLIDAY DESTINATION
Bonaventure, in the
Gaspésie region of Quebec
I NEVER LEAVE HOME WITHOUT…
A backpack
HEROES/ROLE MODELS
Vincent Marquis
HOW DID YOU GET INTO
FREESTYLE?
When I made the link
between Jean-Luc Brassard
and the Mont-Sainte-Anne
Freestyle Club, I started
skiing moguls with their
team.
FAVORITE MEAL
Pasta with rosé sauce, with
shrimp or sausage… kind
of basic, but sooo good!
IF I WASN’T AN ATHLETE I
WOULD BE…
An artist with Cirque
du Soleil
Q&A
RESULTS
MY MOTTO
Trust yourself
FAVORITE BOOK
Qu’est ce qu’on mange?
Les Cercles de Fermières
du Québec
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
Games, pictures and
upbeat tunes!
EDUCATION
I’m in my last year of high
school
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
Photography, sewing,
cooking
JUSTINE DUFOUR-LAPOINTE
MOGULS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
MONTREAL, QUE MARCH 25, 1994
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
MONTREAL, QUE 16
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 3” 120 1
COACH Michel Dorion
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
ULTIMATE HOLIDAY DESTINATION
Australia
I NEVER LEAVE HOME WITHOUT…
My camera and my purse
PERSONAL GOALS OUTSIDE OF
SPORT
To write my own cookbook
FAVORITE MEAL
Quiche and chocolate cake
IT WOULD SURPRISE YOU TO
KNOW THAT…
I love cake and candies
Two bronze medals at 2010 National
Championships (Single and Dual
Moguls)
WEBSITE www.dufourlapointe.com
MAJOR RESULTS
NORAM
2 Whiteface 2010
3 Steamboat 2010
Killington (DM) 2010
4 Apex 2010
Calgary (DM) 2009
5 Apex (DM) 2010
CANADIAN
CHAMPIONSHIPS
3 Calgary 2010
3 Calgary (DM) 2010
POULIOT-CAVANAGH J. DUFOUR-LAPOINTE − 45 −

GROUP C
ALEXANDRA DUFRESNE
AERIALS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN APRIL 27, 1989
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
LORRAINE, QUE 21
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 6” 135 3
COACH Jim Schiman
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
2nd in Calgary NorAm in 2008;
Forerunner for the 2010 Winter
Olympic Games in Vancouver
WEBSITE http://bit.ly/d0o6n8
MAJOR RESULTS
NORAM
2 Calgary 2009
4 Apex 2008
5 Winter Park (DM) 2008
DUFRESNE GAGNÉ
MY MOTTO
Give your all everyday,
push yourself to the limit
FAVORITE BOOK
Millennium Trilogy
FAVORITE FILM
Life is Beautiful
FAVORITE TV SERIES
Grey’s Anatomy
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
Everything!
EDUCATION
High school diploma,
Cegep student (1 course
left!!)
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
Running and listening to
music
ULTIMATE HOLIDAY DESTINATION
New Zealand
I NEVER LEAVE HOME WITHOUT…
My music
SUPERSTITIONS
Lucky socks… I wash
them though!!! When I
have a good result I like
repeating the routine I had
that day (listening to the
same song, doing the same
things).
HEROES/ROLE MODELS
Nelson Mandela
PERSONAL GOALS OUTSIDE OF
SPORT
Find a job I will love and
be passionate about.
Q&A
RESULTS
NICKNAME
P-O
FAVORITE FILM
Half Baked
FAVORITE TV SHOW
How I Met Your Mother
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
Reggae, Rap
EDUCATION
I have a certifi cate in
administrative sciences
and am currently studying
kinesiology.
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
Golf, basketball, soccer
ULTIMATE HOLIDAY DESTINATION
To surf down south,
somewhere warm
PASCAL-OLIVIER GAGNÉ
MOGULS
COACH Adrian Taggart, Rob Kober
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
Making the National Team!
WEBSITE http://bit.ly/bfSiE5
I NEVER LEAVE HOME WITHOUT…
My baseball cap
PERSONAL GOALS OUTSIDE OF
SKIING
To become a good golfer
GREATEST FEAR
Deep water
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
MONTRÉAL, QUE MAY 7, 1989
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
MONTRÉAL, QUE 21
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 9” 150 1
HOW DID YOU GET INTO
FREESTYLE?
When I was nine I used to
jump everywhere, and it
scared my mom. So, she
signed me up at my local
freestyle club.
FAVORITE MEAL
Steak, mashed potatoes,
Caesar salad
MAJOR RESULTS
NORAM
8 Whiteface 2010
9 Killington 2008
10 Calgary (DM) 2009

MARC-ANTOINE GAGNON
MOGULS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
QUÉBEC, QUE MARCH 6, 1991
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
TERREBONNE, QUE 19
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 10” 170 1
COACH Rob Kober, Adrian Taggart
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
3rd at the Steamboat NorAm 2010
WEBSITE http://bit.ly/b66jXH
MAJOR RESULTS
NORAM
1 Val St. Come (DM) 2010
3 Steamboat 2010
4 Val St. Come 2010
Calgary 2009
5 Apex 2010
Whiteface 2010
CANADIAN
CHAMPIONSHIPS
4 Calgary (DM) 2010
GROUP C
FAVORITE TV SERIES
Entourage, Alpha Dog
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
Reggae music
EDUCATION
Studying natural sciences
in Cegep
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
Skiing and skateboarding
PERSONAL GOALS OUTSIDE OF
SPORT
To be happy…
ADVICE TO YOUNG ATHLETES
Have fun!
HOW DID YOU GET INTO
FREESTYLE?
At the Val-St-Côme
freestyle club
FAVORITE MEAL
Seafood
IF I WASN’T AN ATHLETE I
WOULD BE…
An artist
FAVORITE FORM OF EXERCISE
Any type of sport
Q&A
RESULTS
FAVORITE FILMS
Law Abiding Citizen,
Inglorious Bastards
EDUCATION
Studying psychology online
at the University of Guelph
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
Surfi ng, big mountain
skiing and golf
ADVICE TO YOUNG ATHLETES
Don’t forget who you are
and where you came from
as you continue to succeed
in your developing career,
because who you were
made you who you are
today.
TRAVIS GERRITS
AERIALS
HEROES/ROLE MODELS
Steve Omischl
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
MILTON, ONT OCT 19, 1991
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
MILTON, ONT 19
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 7” 145 3
COACH Nicolas Fontaine, Dennis Capicik,
Caroline Franc, Daniel Murphy
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
PERSONAL GOALS OUTSIDE OF
SPORT
Finish university
HOW DID YOU GET INTO
FREESTYLE?
I have been skiing since
I was six years old and
always loved doing ‘big
air’ competitions. Former
athlete Nicolas Fontaine
invited me to start training
at the water ramp facility
in Lake Placid to become
an aerialist when I placed
3rd at a competition when
I was ten years old.
3rd at Senior Nationals in 2010, 2nd
2010 NorAm Grand Prix
WEBSITE http://bit.ly/ar9u2R
MAJOR RESULTS
WORLD CUP RANKING
35 2009 /10
NORAM
2 Utah Oly Pk 2009
3 Apex 2010
Gabriel 2009
Apex 2008
5 Calgary 2009
Gabriel 2007
CANADIAN
CHAMPIONSHIPS
3 Calgary 2010
4 Gabriel 2008
GAGNON GERRITS − 47 −

GROUP C
EDDIE HICKS
MOGULS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
LANGLEY, B.C. APRIL 10, 1988
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
WHISTLER, B.C. 22
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 8” 150 2
COACH Adrian Taggart, Rob Kober
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
1st place in Dual Moguls at Steamboat
Springs NorAm (2010), 3rd overall
2009-2010 NorAm Tour, 9th Sierra
Nevada World Cup (2010)
WEBSITE mountaincultures.com/buy/eddie-hicks
MAJOR RESULTS
NORAM
1 Steamboat (DM) 2010
2 Apex 2010
4 Arapahoe 2010
Apex 2008
5 Apex (DM) 2010
Calgary 2009
CANADIAN
CHAMPIONSHIPS
2 Calgary (DM) 2010
4 Cypress (DM) 2009
5 Calgary 2010
FIS WORLD CUP
9 Sierra Nevada 2010
WORLD CUP RANKING
39 2009 /10
58 2008 /09
FAVORITE READ
Sometimes a Great Notion
by Ken Kesey
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
Let’s see … A.A. Bondy,
Aarktica... that’s just the
double a’s, too much to
list actually.
EDUCATION
In progress … stay tuned
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
Hockey, sports and the
outdoors in general
HICKS LABBÉ-GIGUÈRE
HEROES/ROLE MODELS
Trevor Linden
HOW DID YOU GET INTO
FREESTYLE?
By joining the Vancouver
Freestyle Ski Team when I
was about ten and having
outrageous amounts of
fun. I later graduated to
the Whistler Blackcomb
Freestyle Ski Club.
FAVORITE MEAL
Salmon sashimi or sushi
in general
IF I WASN’T AN ATHLETE I
WOULD BE…
A student
Q&A
RESULTS
MY MOTTO
It always pays to work
hard.
FAVORITE TV SERIES
Lost
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
A bit of everything
FAVORITE FILM
Miracle
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
Badminton, hockey,
football
MARC-ANTOINE LABBÉ GIGUÈRE
AERIALS
COACH Caroline Franc
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
2008-2009 Nicolas Fontaine Award
recipient
WEBSITE http://bit.ly/ajKFTW
ULTIMATE HOLIDAY DESTINATION
Cuba
I NEVER LEAVE HOME WITHOUT…
My cell phone
HEROES/ROLE MODELS
Brett Favre
FAVORITE MEAL
Tacos
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
QUEBEC CITY, QUE MARCH 19, 1991
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
QUEBEC CITY, QUE 19
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 9” 155 1
IF I WASN’T AN ATHLETE I WOULD
BE…
A lawyer
MAJOR RESULTS
JUNIOR NATIONALS
2 Calgary 2010
Cypress 2009
3 Le Relais 2005
NORAM
8 Apex 2010
Apex 2010

ARNAUD LAURIN-LANDRY
MOGULS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
MONTRÉAL, QUE JUNE 7, 1990
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
MONTRÉAL, QUE 20
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 2” 165 2
COACH Adrian Taggart
WEBSITE http://bit.ly/b2rtTD
MAJOR RESULTS
NORAM
5 Killington 2009
8 Mont Gabriel 2009
9 Killington 2010
10 Steamboat 2010
GROUP C
FAVORITE BOOK
The Giver, by Lois Lowry
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
Coldplay
EDUCATION
I am currently completing
Cegep by correspondence.
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
I enjoy cooking, which is
nice for my roomates!
I NEVER LEAVE HOME WITHOUT…
My iPod
ADVICE TO YOUNG ATHLETES
Believe in yourself,
never have doubts
about yourself.
HOW DID YOU GET INTO
FREESTYLE?
The mogul course at my
home hill was reserved
exclusively for the club’s
training sessions … so I
signed up!
FAVORITE MEAL
Pasta, specifi cally tortellini
IF I WASN’T AN ATHLETE I
WOULD BE…
A full-time student
FAVORITE FORM OF EXERCISE
Hockey
Q&A
RESULTS
MY MOTTO
Our doubts are traitors, and
make us lose the good we
oft might win, by fearing to
attempt.
FAVORITE TV
Grey’s Anatomy
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
Photography, gadgets,
beaches, and music
ULTIMATE HOLIDAY DESTINATION
I have always wanted to
go to Australia and New
Zealand
SUPERSTITIONS
Maybe not a superstition so
much as a quirk? ... I like
to save the best for last
CRYSTAL LEE
AERIALS
FAVORITE YOGA POSE AND WHY
Corpse pose (Savasana);
best at the end of the
session, you’ve done all the
work, you’re most relaxed,
and feeling great!
ADVICE TO YOUNG ATHLETES
Don’t pass up
opportunities; you never
know where they can lead
you …
HOW DID YOU GET INTO
FREESTYLE?
I was recruited to aerials
from trampoline; I’d never
even skied!
FAVORITE MEAL
Sushi!
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
TORONTO, ONT AUG 18, 1988
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
QUEENSVILLE, ONT 22
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 6” 155 4
COACH Nicolas Fontaine
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
1st place at the Apex NorAm 2008,
3rd place at 2010
Canadian Championships
WEBSITE www.crystallee.ca
MAJOR RESULTS
WORLD CUP RANKING
31 2009 /10
34 2008 /09
28 2007 /08
NORAM
1 Apex 2010
Apex 2008
2 Utah Oly Pk 2010
3 Utah Oly Pk 2010
4 Calgary 2009
Calgary 2008
5 Calgary 2009
CANADIAN
CHAMPIONSHIPS
3 Calgary 2010
4 Gabriel 2008
LAURIN-LANDRY LEE − 49 −

GROUP C
KIERA LEUNG
MOGULS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
RICHMOND, BC SEPT 21, 1991
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
COQUITLAM, BC 19
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 2” 115 3
COACH Jim Schiman
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
6th place at US Selections in 2007
WEBSITE http://bit.ly/aZnK68
MAJOR RESULTS
US SELECTIONS
6 Winter Park 2007
NORAM
9 Apex 2008
FAVORITE TV SERIES
Friday Night Lights
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
Everything
EDUCATION
I have completed high
school, if that counts.
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
TV
I NEVER LEAVE HOME WITHOUT…
iPod, phone, wallet
HEROES/ROLE MODELS
Josh Dueck
LEUNG PRATTE
PERSONAL GOALS OUTSIDE OF
SPORT
Find a personal goal
GREATEST FEAR
Crayons
ADVICE TO YOUNG ATHLETES
Work hard. Seriously.
HOW DID YOU GET INTO
FREESTYLE?
My sister
FAVORITE MEAL
Pho
IT WOULD SURPRISE YOU TO
KNOW THAT…
I’m Asian.
Q&A
RESULTS
MY MOTTO
Where there’s a will, there’s
a way.
FAVORITE BOOK AND FILM
Twilight
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
Hip hop, techno house,
French rap
EDUCATION
5th year of high school
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
Spending time with friends
ULTIMATE HOLIDAY DESTINATION
The Caribbean!
I NEVER LEAVE HOME WITHOUT…
My cell phone… Can’t live
without it!
STÉPHANIE PRATTE
AERIALS
COACH Nicolas Fontaine, Caroline Franc,
Alain Morin
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
HEROES/ROLE MODELS
Yves LaRoche
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
QUEBEC CITY, QUE OCT 25, 1992
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
QUEBEC CITY, QUE 18
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 1” 115 3
2008 National Junior Champion
WEBSITE http://bit.ly/adk5GH
PERSONAL GOALS OUTSIDE OF
SPORT
I would like to work as an
operating room nurse.
HOW DID YOU GET INTO
FREESTYLE?
I was involved in
gymnastics. Before
starting freestyle, I had
never even skied.
FAVORITE MEAL
Pasta with rosé sauce
IT WOULD SURPRISE YOU TO
KNOW THAT…
I am a gymnastics coach.
MAJOR RESULTS
NORAM
6 Calgary 2009
7 Calgary 2009
Apex 2008
Apex 2008
8 Gabriel 2009
9 Gabriel 2009

YANNICK SONG
AERIALS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
QUÉBEC CITY, QUE FEBRUARY 16, 1995
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
QUÉBEC CITY, QUE 15
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 8” 140 1
COACH Caroline Franc, Nicolas Fontaine
WEBSITE http://bit.ly/am8xjy
MAJOR RESULTS
JUNIOR NATIONALS
1 Calgary 2010
NORAM
7 Apex 2010
GROUP C
MY MOTTO
One day at a time
FAVORITE TV SERIES
House and The Sopranos
WHAT’S ON MY IPOD
From the Beatles to
Metallica …
a bit of everything
EDUCATION
3rd year of high school
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
Motocross, cycling
I NEVER LEAVE HOME WITHOUT…
My cell phone
HEROES/ROLE MODELS
John Lennon
FAVORITE MEAL
Thai food
IF I WASN’T AN ATHLETE I
WOULD BE…
A musician
FAVORITE FORM OF EXERCISE
Upper body
Q&A
RESULTS
MY MOTTO
Fortune favors the bold!
FAVORITE READ
Le Petit Prince, it’s a short
children’s book. You could
read it on a plane ride and
everyone should.
EDUCATION
I’ve learned a lot from
falling on my head.
HOBBIES/INTERESTS
Learning new languages,
music (playing guitar), and
drawing
ULTIMATE HOLIDAY DESTINATION
Who needs a holiday when
you ski full-time?
JONATHAN VELLNER
AERIALS
PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF BIRTH
RED DEER, ALTA NOV 18, 1987
PLACE OF RESIDENCE AGE (AS OF 01/12/10)
LAC-BEAUPORT, QUE 23
HEIGHT (FT.IN.) WEIGHT (LBS.) YEARS ON NATIONAL TEAM
5’ 7” 160 3
COACH Nicolas Fontaine
CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
3rd place overall 2010 NorAm circuit
WEBSITE Jonvellner.blogspot.com
HOW DID YOU GET INTO
FREESTYLE?
I met Nicolas Fontaine (my
coach) doing trampoline
shows for Upside Down
Productions. He got me
to try aerials and I still
haven’t gotten sick of it …
and he hasn’t gotten sick
of me either, I think.
I NEVER LEAVE HOME WITHOUT…
My smile :) haha yeah, but
seriously, my computer.
PERSONAL GOALS OUTSIDE OF
SPORT
Run a marathon, live for
a year or more in another
country, speak fi ve
languages
MAJOR RESULTS
WORLD CUP RANKING
39 2009 /10
NORAM
2 Apex 2010
3 Apex 2008
4 Utah Oly Pk 2010
5 Apex 2010
Utah Oly Pk 2010
SONG VELLNER − 51 −

AERIALS MENS NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
RÉMI BÉLANGER /OLIVIER ROCHON /
TRAVIS GERRITS
Aerials Results 2009-2010
FIS WORLD CUP
AERIALS
WOMEN
CHANGCHUN
COP
DEER VALLEY
LAKE PLACID
DEC. 19 DEC. 20 JAN. 10 JAN. 15 JAN. 22 JAN. 30
GABRIEL
WORLD CUP
GRAND PRIX
Veronika Bauer 15 6 26 15
Sabrina Guérin 7 14 17 17 12 13 15
Amber Peterson 11 7 15 12 9 13
Geneviève Tougas 10 11 19 18 20
Laurence Allard-Riendeau 20 19 30
Crystal Lee
MEN
24 31
Ryan Blais 11 15 19 20 3 14
Kyle Nissen 25 12 14 5 4 11 5
Steve Omischl 5 4 23 9 16 9 8
Olivier Rochon 14 6 27 10 6 12
Warren Shouldice 6 8 2 8 10
Rémi Bélanger 16 36 14 14 25
Travis Gerrits 38 29 14 35
Jonathan Vellner 32 22 39
OLYMPIC GAMES
CYPRESS

MOGULS
WOMEN
SUOMU
COP
DEER VALLEY
LAKE PLACID
INAWASHIRO
DEC. 11 DEC. 12 JAN. 8 JAN. 9 JAN. 14 JAN. 16 JAN. 21 MAR. 6 MAR. 7 MAR. 12 MAR. 13 MAR. 18
Moguls Results 2009-2010
FIS WORLD CUP
WORLD CUP
GRAND PRIX
Chloé Dufour-Lapointe 6 10 9 15 12 11 5 10 5 5 6 8 5
Jennifer Heil 5 3 1 1 1 1 2 2 3 1 2
Kristi Richards 1 2 6 28 18 7 9 17 10 15 5 6 20
Beatrice Bilodeau 28 15 11 34
Jackie Brown 29 40 43 24 23 45
Maxime Dufour-Lapointe 13 23 11 14 18 11 11 8 12 12 16
Chelsea Henitiuk 20 41 31 50
Sylvia Kerfoot 12 20 37 14 31
Audrey Robichaud
MEN
16 26 12 8 9 10 15 19 16 10 11 13
Alexandre Bilodeau 3 4 16 2 39 3 4 8 4 1
Renaud Jacques-Dagenais 14 25 20 48 43
Maxime Gingras 42 45 8 8 14 4 42 3 2 31 6 11
Vincent Marquis 13 31 2 36 17 18 18 7 6 5 9 4
PA Rousseau 15 53 13 10 30 8 24 5
Eddie Hicks 22 29 9 39
Mikael Kingsbury 36 54 15 4 4 22
Philippe Marquis 7 16 27 22 54 13 6 21 26 34 15
Cédric Rochon 15 47 49 28 10 4 13 15 16
Warren Tanner 38 47 43 12 10 40 15 35
Chris Wong 29 37 63
CANCELED
CANCELED
ARE
SIERRA-NEV
OLYMPIC GAMES
CYPRESS
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AERIALS
WOMEN
UTAH OLYMPIC PARK
Aerials Results 2009-2010
NORAM & NATIONALS
GABRIEL APEX
NORAM
GRAND PRIX
NATIONALS
COP
DEC. 20 DEC. 21 FEB. 6 FEB. 7 MAR. 1 MAR. 27
Veronika Bauer 1
Sabrina Guérin 11 1 13 4
Amber Peterson 4
Geneviève Tougas 1 2 6 3 1
Laurence Allard-Riendeau 10 5 13 8 2 9 2
Crystal Lee
MEN
2 3 6 3
Ryan Blais 5
Kyle Nissen 4
Steve Omischl 8
Olivier Rochon 9 2 1
Warren Shouldice 7
Rémi Bélanger 1 5 2
Travis Gerrits 7 2 12 9 6 2 3
Jonathan Vellner 5 4 16 13 5 7 6
AERIALS WOMENS NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
LAURENCE ALLARD-RIENDEAU / VERONIKA BAUER /
CRYSTAL LEE

MOGULS
WOMEN
WINTER PARK
US SELECTION
LAKE PLACID
KILLINGTON
DEC. 16 DEC. 18 DEC. 19 JAN. 27 JAN. 29 FEB. 5 FEB. 6 FEB. 27 FEB. 28 MAR. 4 MAR. 5
Moguls Results 2009-2010
NORAM & NATIONALS
NORAM
GRAND PRIX
NATIONALS
COP
Chloé Dufour-Lapointe 2 1
Kristi Richards 1
Beatrice Bilodeau 22 29 2 4 5 6 12 6 7 8 19
Jackie Brown 12 12 4 5 13 8 5
Maxime Dufour-Lapointe 5 4 2
Alexandra Dufresne 18 17 14 25 11 12 15 14 8 6 6 11 7 7
Chelsea Henitiuk 2 6 5 18 12 23 17 7 1 1 2 3 6 8
Sylvia Kerfoot 6 4 10
Audrey Robichaud
MEN
1 3 4 27 9 5 12
Alexandre Bilodeau 1 3
Maxime Gingras 8 1
Vincent Marquis 20 6
Eddie Hicks 12 25 15 53 22 5 2 5 19 1 4 5 2
Mikael Kingsbury 9 6 3 1 1 1 3 4 1 1 9 1 2 5
Arnaud Laurin-Landry 26 22 45 9 11 40 10 17 24 21 19
Philippe Marquis 13 1 16 4 16
Cédric Rochon 8 10 2 3 42 15 12 19 3 9
Chris Wong 42 21 11
APEX
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS
SINGLE
MAR. 27
DUALS
MAR. 28
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MOGULS
MEN WOMEN
2010 Dale Begg-Smith CAN Jenn Heil CAN
4 Alex Bilodeau 6 Kristi Richards
2009 Alex Bilodeau CAN Hannah Kearney USA
3 Vincent Marquis 2 Jenn Heil
2008 Dale Begg-Smith AUS Aiko Uemura JPN
3 Vincent Marquis 4 Kristi Richards
2007 Dale Begg-Smith AUS Jenn Heil CAN
3 Alex Bilodeau 4 Kristi Richards
2006 Dale Begg-Smith AUS Jenn Heil CAN
2 Alex Bilodeau 6 Stéphanie St-Pierre
2005 Jeremy Bloom USA Jenn Heil CAN
9 Marc-Andre Moreau 8 Stephanie St-Pierre
2004 Janne Lahtela FIN Jenn Heil CAN
6 PA Rousseau 8 Stephanie St-Pierre
2003 Travis Cabral USA Shannon Bahrke USA
2 PA Rousseau 8 Kristi Richards
2002 Jeremy Bloom USA Kari Tråa NOR
2 Stéphane Rochon 6 Jenn Heil
2001 Mikko Ronkainen FIN Kari Tråa NOR
3 PA Rousseau 4 Jenn Heil
2000 Janne Lahtela FIN Kari Traa NOR
3 PA Rousseau 7 Tami Bradley
1999 Janne Lahtela FIN Ann Batelle USA
4 Jean-Luc Brassard 9 Tami Bradley
1998 Jonny Moseley USA Marja Elfman SWE
2 Jean-Luc Brassard 8 Kelly Ringstad
1997 Jean-Luc Brassard CAN Tatjana Mittermayer GER
2 Stéphane Rochon 16 Ann Marie Pelchat
AERIALS
MEN WOMEN
Anton Kushnir BLR Nina Li CHN
8 Warren Shouldice 13 Amber Peterson
Steve Omischl CAN Lydia Lassila AUS
4 Kyle Nissen 7 Veronika Bauer
Steve Omischl CAN Jacqui Cooper AUS
6 Warren Shouldice 12 Deidra Dionne
Steve Omischl CAN Jacqui Cooper AUS
3 Cord Spero 12 Veronika Bauer
Dmitri Dashinski BLR Evelyne Leu SUI
2 Kyle Nissen 6 Veronika Bauer
Jeret Peterson USA Nina Li CHN
2 Steve Omischl 7 Deidra Dionne
Steve Omischl CAN Alisa Camplin AUS
9 Kyle Nissen 6 Veronika Bauer
Dmitry Arkhipov RUS Alisa Camplin AUS
2 Steve Omischl 3 Veronika Bauer
Eric Bergoust USA Alla Tsuper BLR
4 Jeff Bean 3 Deidra Dionne
Eric Bergoust USA Jacqui Cooper AUS
4 Steve Omischl 4 Veronika Bauer
Nicolas Fontaine CAN Jacqui Cooper AUS
4 Steve Omischl 2 Veronica Brenner
Nicolas Fontaine CAN Jacqui Cooper AUS
9 Andy Capicik 3 Veronica Brenner
Nicolas Fontaine CAN Nikki Stone USA
3 Andy Capicik 4 Caroline Olivier
Nicolas Fontaine CAN Veronica Brenner CAN
3 Andy Capicik 2 Caroline Olivier
SKI CROSS
MEN WOMEN
Michael Schmid SUI Ophelie David FRA
2 Chris Del Bosco 2 Ashleigh McIvor
Tomas Kraus CZE Ophelie David FRA
2 Chris Del Bosco 3 Kelsey Serwa
Tomas Kraus CZE Ophelie David FRA
3 Stanley Hayer 10 Julia Murray
Audun Groenvold NOR Ophelie David FRA
Tomas Kraus CZE Ophelie David FRA
Tomas Kraus CZE Ophelie David FRA
11 Davey Barr 17 Anik Demers
CÉDRIC ROCHON
ACRO / BALLET
MEN WOMEN
Fabrice Becker CAN Elena Batalova CAN
7 Mike McDonald 7 Katherina Kubenk
Fabrice Becker CAN Elena Batalova CAN
7 Mike McDonald 8 Anne-Marie Koszegi
FIS World Cup Champions
HALFPIPE
MEN WOMEN
Kevin Rolland FRA Virginie Faivre SUI
6 Michael Riddle 3 Megan Gunning
Matthew Hayward CAN Sarah Burke CAN
3 Michael Riddle 3 R. Groenewoud
3 Josh Bibby 4 R. Groenewoud
Kalle Leinonen FIN Anais Caradeux FRA
2 Michael Riddle 2 Sarah Burke
COMBINED
MEN WOMEN
Toben Sutherand CAN
2 Darcy Downs
+ TOP CANADIANS
PHILIPPE MARQUIS
DUAL MOGULS
MEN WOMEN
Janne Lahtela FIN Margarita Marbler AUT
2 Stéphane Rochon 2 Tami Bradley
Richard Gay FRA Christine Gerg GER
3 Stéphane Rochon 3 Tami Bradley
Janne Lahtela FIN Kari Traa NOR
2 Stéphane Rochon 6 Tami Bradley
Thony Hemery FRA Michelle Roarke USA
2 Stéphane Rochon 6 Tami Bradle
Jesper Ronnback SWE Kari Traa NOR
2 Jean-Luc Brassard 5 Ann Marie Pelchat
Thony Hemery FRA Candice Gilg FRA
2 Jean-Luc Brassard 11 Ann Marie Pelchat

MOGULS
MEN WOMEN
1996 Jean-Luc Brassard CAN Donna Weinbrecht USA
4 Stéphane Rochon 9 Tami Bradley
1995 Sergei Shupletsov RUS Raphaelle Monod FRA
3 Jean-Luc Brassard 10 Bronwen Thomas
1994 Edgar Grospiron FRA Donna Weinbrecht USA
3 Jean-Luc Brassard 9 Bronwen Thomas
1993 Jean-Luc Brassard CAN Stine-Lise Hattestad NOR
2 John Smart 6 Bronwen Thomas
1992 Edgar Grospiron FRA Donna Weinbrecht USA
2 Jean-Luc Brassard 8 LeeLee Morrison
1991 Edgar Grospiron FRA Donna Weinbrecht USA
6 John Smart 3 LeeLee Morriso
1990 Edgar Grospiron FRA Conny Kissling SUI
6 John Smart 6 Lee Lee Morrisson
1989 Nelson Carmichael USA Raphaelle Monod FRA
13 Pat Henry 5 Lee Lee Morrison
1988 Nelson Carmichael USA Stine-Lise Hattestad NOR
18 Pat Henry 3 Lee Lee Morrisson
1987 Martti Kellokumpu FIN Raphaelle Monod FRA
26 Pat Henry 5 Lee Lee Morrisson
1986 Steve Desovich USA Mary-Jo Tiampo USA
23 Pat Henry 6 Lee Lee Morrisson
1985 Philippe Bron FRA Mary-Jo Tiampo USA
7 Bill Keenan 9 LeeLee Morrisson
1984 Philippe Bron FRA Hillary English USA
4 Bill Keenan 9 Lucie Barma
AERIALS
MEN WOMEN
Sebastien Foucras FRA Colette Brand SUI
5 Lloyd Langlois 2 Veronica Brenner
Trace Worthington USA Nikki Stone USA
6 Lloyd Langlois 5 Caroline Olivier
Philippe LaRoche CAN Lina Tcherjasova UZB
2 Lloyd Langlois 17 Caroline Olivier
Lloyd Langlois CAN Lina Tcherjazova UZB
6 Philippe LaRoche 6 Caroline Olivier
Philippe LaRoche CAN Kirstie Marshall AUS
7 Nicolas Fontaine 12 Kennedy Ryan
Philippe LaRoche CAN ElÀ Simchen GER
12 Nicolas Fontaine 17 Kennedy Ryan
Jean-Marc Bacquin FRA Sonya Reichert GER
2 Philippe Laroche 15 Shannon Carey
Tor Skeie NOR Catherine Lombard FRA
2 Philippe Laroche 4 Meredith Gardner
Jean-Marc Rozon CAN Meredith Gardner CAN
2 Philippe Laroche 6 Anna Fraser
Jean-Marc Rozon CAN Sonja Reichart GER
2 Lloyd Laglois 6 Anna Fraser
Yves LaRoche CAN Anna Fraser CAN
2 Lloyd Langlois 3 Meredith Gardner
Lloyd Langlois CAN Meredith Gardner CAN
2 Alain Laroche 5 Anna Fraser
Yves LaRoche CAN Evelyn Wirth SUI
2 Pierre Poulin 4 Meredith Gardner
ACRO / BALLET
MEN WOMEN
Heini Baumgartner SWI Elena Batalova RUS
8 Mike McDonald 7 Katherina Kubenk
Rune Kristiansen NOR Ellen Breen USA
6 Darcy Downs 12 Katherina Kubenk
Fabrice Becker FRA Ellen Breen USA
10 Matt Christensen 10 Katherina Kubenk
Rune Kristiansen NOR Ellen Breen USA
10 Todd Allison 9 Katherina Kubenk
Rune Kristiansen NOR Conny Kissling SUI
4 Richard Pierce 11 Ashley Herod
Rune Kristiansen NOR Conny Kissling SUI
3 Dave Walker 12 Tanya Clarke
Roberto Franco ITA Conny Kissling SUI
6 Dave Walker 6 Lucie Barma
Hermann Reitberger GER Jan Bucher USA
4 Richard Pierce 3 Lucie Barma
Hermann Reitberger GER Christine Rossi FRA
4 Richard Pierce 5 Lucie Barma
Hermann Reitberger GER Christine Rossi FRA
3 Dave Walker 4 Lucie Barma
Hermann Reitberger GER Jan Bucher USA
5 Dave Walker 3 Lucie Barma
Hermann Reitberger GER Christine Rossi FRA
4 Chris Simbioli 4 Lucie Barma
Richard Schabl GER Jan Bucher USA
4 Alain Laroche 4 Lucie Barma
FIS World Cup Champions + TOP CANADIANS
COMBINED
MEN WOMEN
Jonny Moseley USA
2 David Belhumeur
Trace Worthington USA Maja Schmid SUI
2 Darcy Downs 3 Katherina Kubenk
David Belhumeur CAN Maja Schmid SUI
3 Darcy Downs, 2 Katherina Kubenk
Trace Worthington USA
2 Darcy Downs
Katherina Kubenk CAN
Trace Worthington USA Conny Kissling SUI
2 David Belhumeur 4 Katherina Kubenk
Trace Worthington USA Conny Kissling SUI
4 Jeff Violo 5 Katherina Kubenk
Eric Laboureix FRA Conny Kissling SUI
4 Jeff Viola 3 Katherina Kubenk
Chris Simboli CAN Conny Kissling SUI
3 Alain Laroche 3 Meredith Gardner
Eric Laboureix FRA Conny Kissling SUI
4 Chris Simboli 2 Meredith Gardner
Eric Laboureix FRA Conny Kissling SUI
3 Alain Laroche 2 Meredith Gardner
Eric Laboureix FRA Conny Kissling SUI
2 Chris Simboli 2 Meredith Gardner
Alain LaRoche CAN Conny Kissling SUI
2 Chris Simboli 2 Merdith Gardne
Alain LaRoche CAN Conny Kissling SUI
4 Peter Judge 3 Meredith Gardner
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National CHAMPIONS
MOGULS
AERIALS
HALFPIPE DUAL MOGULS
MEN WOMEN
MEN WOMEN
MEN WOMEN
MEN WOMEN
MEN WOMEN
2010 Alex Bilodeau Kristi Richards Olivier Rochon Veronika Bauer Quinn Waddell Cassandra Sharpe Kris Atkinson Stephanie Borque Maxime Gingras Chloé Dufour-Lapointe
2009 Alex Bilodeau Jenn Heil
Ryan Blais Amber Peterson SLOPESTYLE
Kris Atkinson Megan Gunning Vincent Marquis Jenn Heil
2008 PA Rousseau Kristi Richards Steve Omischl Amber Peterson
Andrew Taylor Megan Gunning Alex Bilodeau Audrey Robichaud
2007 Maxime Gingras Jenn Heil
Steve Omischl Amber Peterson
Matthew Hayward Rosalind Groenewoud Michael Henitiuk Jenn Heil
2006 Marc-André Moreau Jenn Heil
Steve Omischl Amber Peterson
Matthew Hayward Rosalind Groenewoud Alex Bilodeau Kristi Richards
2005 Alex Bilodeau Jenn Heil
Kyle Nissen Veronika Bauer TABLETOP
Matt Hayward Rosalind Groenewoud Alex Bilodeau Elisa Kurylowicz
2004 PA Rousseau Jenn Simm Jeff Bean Veronika Bauer Mike Riddle Sarah Ingram Mike Riddle Dania Assaly Guillaume Turgeon Audrey Robichaud
2003 Warren Tanner Kristi Richards Steve Omischl Veronica Brenner T.J. Schiller Chelsea Henitiuk T.J. Schiller Jennifer Simm Scott Bellavance Tami Bradley
2002 Stéphane Rochon Kelly Ringstad
Karen MacDonald Marc Secord Jennifer Crichton Rory Bushfi eld Kristi Richards Stéphane Rochon Tami Bradley
2001 PA Rousseau Jenn Heil
Steve Omischl Veronika Bauer
Jean-Luc Brassard Jenn Heil
2000 PA Rousseau Jenn Heil
Nicolas Fontaine Veronika Bauer
ACRO/ BALLET
PA Rousseau Jenn Heil
1999 Jean-Luc Brassard Ann Marie Pelchat Jeff Bean Veronica Brenner
Craig Maddox Lara Grebaz Jean-Luc Brassard Jennifer Simm
1998 Dominick Gauthier Ann Marie Pelchat Nicolas Fontaine Veronica Brenner COMBINED
Mike McDonald Katherina Kubenk PA Rousseau Ann Marie Pelchat
1997 Dominick Gauthier Ann Marie Pelchat Nicolas Fontaine Veronica Brenner Darcy Downs
Mike McDonald Lisa Hauser
1996 Stéphane Rochon Ann Marie Pelchat Nicolas Fontaine Caroline Olivier David Belhumeur Jennifer Simm Mike McDonald Lisa Hauser
1995 Jean-Luc Brassard Ann Marie Pelchat Lloyd Langlois Caroline Olivier David Belhumeur
Darcy Downs Katherina Kubenk
1994 Jean-Luc Brassard Bronwen Thomas Lloyd Langlois Veronica Brenner Darcy Downs Lisa Hauser Matt Christensen Lisa Hauser
1993 Jean-Luc Brassard Bronwen Thomas Lloyd Langlois Kennedy Ryan Darcy Downs Katherina Kubenk Todd Allison Anne-Marie Köszegi
1992 Christian Marcoux Lee Lee Morrison Philippe LaRoche Kennedy Ryan Darcy Downs Katherina Kubenk Richard Peirce Tanya Clark
1991 John Smart Lee Lee Morrison Philippe LaRoche Anne-Marie Brassard Murray Cluff Katherina Kubenk Dave Walker Nancy Wankling
1990 John Smart Bronwen Thomas Nicolas Fontaine Kennedy Ryan Jeff Violo Katherina Kubenk Richard Peirce Lucie Barma
1989 John Smart Lee Lee Morrison
Dave Walker Lucie Barma
1988 Pat Henry Lee Lee Morrison Lloyd Langlois Anna Fraser Chris Simboli Anna Fraser Richard Peirce Lucie Barma
1987 Pat Henry Lee Lee Morrison Jean-Marc Rozon Anna Fraser Chris Simboli Anna Fraser Dave Walker Lucie Barma
1986 Doug Robinson Lee Lee Morrison Chris Simboli Anna Fraser Craig Young Meredith Gardner Richard Peirce Anna Fraser
1985 Bill Keenan Lee Lee Morrison Lloyd Langlois Meredith Gardner Chris Simboli Meredith Gardner Dave Walker Lucie Barma
1984 Peter Judge Lucie Barma Chris Simboli Anna Fraser Alain LaRoche Anna Fraser Alain LaRoche Lucie Barma
1983 Alain LaRoche Marie-Claude Asselin Dominic LaRoche Marie-Claude Asselin Alain LaRoche Marie-Claude Asselin
Roch Otis Lucie Barma

MOGULS
MEN WOMEN
2009 Patrick Deneen USA Aiko Uemura USA
3 Vincent Marquis 2 Jenn Heil
2007 PA Rousseau CAN Kristi Richards CAN
6 Warren Tanner 2 Jenn Heil
2005 Nathan Roberts USA Hannah Kearney USA
5 Jenn Heil 2 Marc-Andre Moreau
2003 Mikko Ronkainen FIN Kari Tråa NOR
7 Stéphane Rochon 3 Stéphanie St-Pierre
2001 Mikko Ronkainen FIN Kari Tråa NOR
2 PA Rousseau 7 Jenn Heil
1999 Janne Lahtela FIN Ann Battelle USA
4 Stéphane Rochon 10 Sylvia Kerfoot
1997 Jean-Luc Brassard CAN Candice Gilg FRA
2 Stéphane Rochon 14 Ann Marie Pelchat
1995 Edgar Grospiron FRA Candice Gilg FRA
2 Jean-Luc Brassard 6 Katherina Kubenk
1993 Jean-Luc Brassard CAN Stine Lise Hattestad NOR
6 Dominick Gauthier 3 Bronwen Thomas
1991 Edgar Grospiron FRA Donna Weinbrecht USA
12 Jean-Luc Brassard 4 LeeLee Morrison
1989 Edgar Grospiron FRA Raphaëlle Monod FRA
6 John Smart 8 LeeLee Morrison
1986 Eric Berthon FRA Mary Jo Tiampo USA
19 Pat Henry 14 Meredith Gardner
AERIALS
MEN WOMEN
Ryan St. Onge USA Nina Il CHN
2 Steve Omischl 11 Amber Peterson
Xiaopeng Han CHN Nina Il CHN
3 Steve Omischl 7 Veronika Bauer
Steve Omischl CAN Nina Il CHN
2 Jeff Bean 11 Veronika Bauer
Dmitri Arkhipov RUS Alisa Camplin AUS
3 Steve Omischl 2 Veronika Bauer
Alexei Grichin BLR Veronika Bauer CAN
7 Steve Omischl 3 Deidra Dionne
Eric Bergoust USA Jacqui Cooper AUS
6 David Belhumeur 4 Veronica Brenner
Nicolas Fontaine CAN Kirstie Marshall AUS
3 Andy Capicik 3 Veronica Brenner
Trace Worthington USA Nikki Stone USA
4 Nicolas Fontaine 4 Caroline Olivier
Philippe Laroche CAN Lina Cheryasova UZB
8 Nicolas Fontaine 5 Kennedy Ryan
Philippe Laroche CAN V. Semenchuck RUS
2 John Ross 17 Katherina Kubenk
Lloyd Langlois CAN Catherine Lombard FRA
3 Philippe Laroche 14 Sharron Carey
Lloyd Langlois CAN Maria Quintana USA
2 Yves Laroche 3 Meredith Gardner
HALFPIPE
MEN WOMEN
Kevin Rolland FRA Virginie Faivre SUI
2 Justin Dorey 2 Megan Gunning
Mathias Wecxsteen FRA Sarah Burke CAN
8 Dania Assaly 3 Corey Vanular
ACRO / BALLET
Ian Edmondson USA N. Razumovskaya RUS
2 Mike McDonald 17 Vicki Kerr
Fabrice Becker FRA O. Kushenko RUS
8 Mike McDonald 7 Anne-Marie Köszegi
Rune Kristiansen NOR Elena Batalova RUS Trace Worthington USA Kristean Porter USA
10 Darcy Downs 14 Anne-Marie Köszegi 2 Darcy Downs 3 Katherina Kubenk
Fabrice Becker FRA Ellen Breen USA
8 Korry Zepik 8 Katherina Kubenk
Lane Spina USA Ellen Breen USA
3 Dave Walker 19 Tanya Clarke
Hermann Reitberger GER Jan Bucher USA
3 Dave Walker 3 Lucie Barma
Richard Schabl GER Jan Bucher USA
5 Dave Walker 2 Lucie Barma
TABLETOP
MEN WOMEN
Andreas Matt AUT Ashleigh McIvor CAN
3 Davey Barr 5 Kelsey Serwa
Tomas Kraus CZE
12 Brian Bennette
Ophelie David FRA
Karin Huttery AUT Tomas Kraus CZE
8 Anik Demers 27 Davey Barr
COMBINED
Darcy Downs CAN
2 Toben Sutherland
Sergei Shupletsov RUS Katherina Kubenk CAN
5 Darcy Downs
Sergei Shupletsov RUS Maja Schmid CAN
2 Jeff Violo 5 Katherina Kubenk
Chris Simboli CAN Melanie Palenik USA
3 Meredith Gardner
Alain Laroche CAN Conny Kissling SUI
4 Murray Cluff 2 Anna Fraser
FIS World Champions + TOP CANADIANS
DUAL MOGULS
MEN WOMEN
Alex Bilodeau CAN Aiko Uemura JPN
5 Vincent Marquis 5 Jenn Heil
Dale beggs-Smith AUS Jenn Heil CAN
5 Alex Bilodeau 5 Kristi Richards
Toby Dawson USA Jenn Heil CAN
5 Sylvia Kerfoot 5 PA Rousseau
Jeremy Bloom USA Kari Tråa NOR
5 Stéphane Rochon 5 Tami Bradley
Stéphane Yonnet FRA Kari Tråa NOR
5 Jim Schiman 5 Tami Bradley
Johann Gregoire FRA Sandra Schmitt GER
5 Stéphane Rochon 5 Tami Bradley
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Olympic CHAMPIONS
GOLD MEDALISTS BEST CANADIANS
MOGULS ALEX BILODEAU
VANCOUVER, CAN 2010 CAN HANNAH KEARNEY USA VINCENT MARQUIS 4 JENN HEIL 2
AERIALS ALEXI GRISHIN BLR LYDIA LASSILLA AUS KYLE NISSEN 5 VERONIKA BAUER 15
MOGULS DALE BEGG-SMITH
TORINO, ITA 2006 AUS JENN HEIL CAN MARC-ANDRÉ MOREAU4 KRISTI RICHARDS 7
AERIALS XIAOPENG HAN CHN EVELYNE LEU SUI KYLE NISSEN 5 VERONIKA BAUER 12
MOGULS JANNE LAHTELA FIN KARI TRAA NOR SCOTT BELLAVANCE 6 JENN HEIL
SALT LAKE CITY, USA 2002
4
AERIALS
CZE AUS 4 2
MOGULS JONNY MOSELY USA TEA SATOYA JPN JEAN-LUC BRASSARD 4 ANN-MARIE PELCHAT
NAGANO, JPN 1998
4
AERIALS ERIC BERGOUSTUSA NIKKI STONE USA NICOLAS FONTAINE 10 VERONICA BRENNER 9
MOGULS JEAN-LUC BRASSARD CAN STINE LISE HATTESTAD NOR JOHN SMART 7 BRONWEN THOMAS
LILLEHAMMER, NOR 1994
9
AERIALS SONNY SCHONBACHLER SUI LENA CHERYASOVE UZB PHIL LAROCHE 2 LLOYD LANGLOIS 3
MOGULS EDGAR GROSPIRON FRA DONNA WEINBRECHT USA JOHN SMART 5 BRONWEN THOMAS
ALBERTVILLE, FRA 1992
16
AERIALS PHIL LAROCHE CAN COLETTE BRANDSUI NICOLAS FONTAINE 2 KENNEDY RYAN 11
MOGULS HAKAN HANSSON SWE TATJANA MITTERMEYER GER PAT HENRY 5 LEE LEE MORISON
CALGARY, CAN 1988
16
AERIALS JEAN-MARC ROZON CAN MELANIE PELENIK USA LLOYD LANGLOIS 3 ANNA FRASER 4
ALES VALENTA ALISA CAMPLIN JEFF BEAN VERONICA BRENNER DEIDRA DIONNE
3

FIS Nations’ Cup
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VANCOUVER, CAD 2010
MOGULS
AERIALS
ALEX
BILODEAU
KYLE
NISSEN
TORINO, ITA 2006
MOGULS
AERIALS
SALT LAKE CITY, USA 2002
MOGULS
AERIALS
NAGANO, JPN 1998
MOGULS
AERIALS
JENN
HEIL
KYLE
NISSEN
JENN
HEIL
VERONICA
BRENNER
JEAN-LUC
BRASSARD
VERONICA
BRENNER
Olympians CANADIAN FREESTYLE
1 2 4 5 5 11 20
5 8 10 15
JENN
HEIL
STEVE
OMISCHL
VINCENT
MARQUIS
WARREN
SHOULDICE
CHLOÉ
DUFOUR LAPOINTE
VERONIKA
BAUER
PIERRE ALEXANDRE
ROUSSEAU
MAX
GINGRAS
KRISTI
RICHARDS
1 4 7 8 11 12 14
5 6 12 15 19 20 22
MARC-ANDRÉ
MOREAU
WARREN
SHOULDICE
KRISTI
RICHARDS
VERONIKA
BAUER
AUDREY
ROBICHAUD
AMBER
PETERSON
ALEX
BILODEAU
JEFF
BEAN
STÉPHANIE
ST-PIERRE
STEVE
OMISCHL
CHRIS
WONG
DEIDRA
DIONNE
4 6 7 13 14 15 21
2 3 4 8 10 11 16
SCOTT
BELLAVANCE
DEIDRA
DIONNE
RYAN
JOHNSON
JEFF
BEAN
KELLY
RINGSTAD
ANDY
CAPICIK
TAMI
BRADLEY
VERONIKA
BAUER
STÉPHANE
ROCHON
STEVE
OMISCHL
JEAN-LUC
BRASSARD
NICOLAS
FONTAINE
4 5 7 8 16 17 24
9 10 10 11 12DNS
ANN-MARIE
PELCHAT
VERONIKA
BAUER
RYAN
JOHNSON
NICOLAS
FONTAINE
STÉPHANE
ROCHON
JEFF
BEAN
TAMI
BRADLEY
ANDY
CAPICIK
DOMINICK
GAUTHIER
DAVID
BELHUMEUR
JOSÉE
CHARBONNEAU

LILLEHAMMER, NOR 1994
MOGULS
AERIALS
ALBERTVILLE, FRA 1992
MOGULS
AERIALS
ACRO
CALGARY, CAN 1988
MOGULS
AERIALS
ACRO
JEAN-LUC
BRASSARD
PHIL
LAROCHE
JOHN
SMART
PHIL
LAROCHE
RICHARD
PEIRCE
PAT
HENRY
JEAN-MARC
ROZON
LUCIE
BARMA
1 7 9 16 19 23
2 3 4 6 8 16DNS
JOHN
SMART
LLOYD
LANGLOIS
BRONWEN
THOMAS
ANDY
CAPICIK
5 7 16 17 18 22 27
1 2 11
4 12 12
JEAN-LUC
BRASSARD
NICOLAS
FONTAINE
DAVE
WALKER
BRONWEN
THOMAS
4 5 16
1 3 4
4 4 12
LEE LEE
MORRISSON
LLOYD
LANGLOIS
RICHARD
PEIRCE
KENNEDY
RYAN
TANYA
CLARKE
ANNA
FRASER
DAVID
WALKER
KATHERINA
KUBENK
NICOLAS
FONTAINE
LEE LEE
MORRISSON
GENEVIEVE
FORTIN
CAROLINE
OLIVIER
ANNA
KINDY
Olympians CANADIAN FREESTYLE
JULIE
STEGGALL
KATHERINA
KUBENK
LANE
BARRETT
KENNEDY
RYAN
CHRISTIAN
MARCOUX
2010 OLYMPIANS
ALEX BILODEAU / JENN HEIL
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CANADIAN NATIONAL FREESTYLE TEAM
Medal Count
2009 - 2010