1983 - 2005 - Canadian Freestyle Ski Association
1983 - 2005 - Canadian Freestyle Ski Association 1983 - 2005 - Canadian Freestyle Ski Association
Athlete Biographies - Canadian Freestyle Ski Team MO G U L S World Championships 2001 Blackcomb (DM) 7 Blackcomb 34 Jim Schiman Date of birth: October 1, 1974 Age (as of Oct. 1, 2005): 31 Place of birth: Kelowna, BC Residence: Vancouver and Cranbrook, BC • Sixth year as a World Cup team member. • Returns to competition after missing part of the 2004 season, and all of the 2005 season due to two separate knee injuries. • After suffering a serious knee (right) injury requiring surgery in 2002, Schiman achieved his goal in 2004 of skiing as well as he did prior to his injury; in fact he was en route to his most successful season ever, capturing a World Cup win in Fernie, BC, and placing second in Inawashiro, Japan, before he sustained yet another injury to his left knee in training while preparing for a World Cup in Airolo, SUI in March 2004. The result of the second injury was to miss the entire 2005 World Cup season. • Known for his aggressive “on the edge” style of skiing, which often results in either a great result, or a spectacular crash! • Is setting his sight on Torino and 2006. ‘It’s all about 2006!” • Believes his strengths are that he is technically sound with a positive outlook. • Considers his girlfriend, former team-mate Kelly Ringstad, to be the greatest influence in his life. “Without her, I wouldn’t be here. She is stronger than anyone I know.” • Has two Olympic memories: “I got to run with the torch for the 1988 Calgary Olympics. I went to Petro-Canada every day and filled out 50 entry forms to make sure I’d get selected! That is what got me thinking about going to the Olympics. The second was cheering on my girlfriend and team-mates in Salt Lake, in 2002.” • Interested in golf, building furniture, and environmentally-sound buildings. • Future career plans? “PGA Champions tour!” World Cup Ranking 2003-04 12 2000-01 28 1999-00 27 World Cup Results 1 Fernie 04 2 Inawashiro 04 5 Iizuna Kogen (DM)01 Blackcomb (DM) 00 7 Inawashiro 047 Tignes 01 8 Naeba 04 major results Canadian Championships 2 Gabriel 01 Gabriel (DM) 00 30
Athlete Biographies - Canadian Freestyle Ski Team A E R I A L S World Championships 2005 Ruka 9 Warren Shouldice Date of birth: April 1, 1983 Age (as of Oct. 1, 2005): 22 Place of birth: Calgary, AB Residence: Calgary, AB • Ranked 10th in the World for the 2004-2005 World Cup season. • First person ever to perform a Lay triple full full in competition last winter at the World Cup in Deer Valley. “So far, it’s the greatest accomplishment of my career.” • Fourth year as a World Cup team member. • Goal for the season: “To represent Canada at the Olympics and bring home a medal in the process.” • Long term goals: "Over the next 5 years I hope to have success in the Olympics, World Championships, and World Cup competitions.” • Considers his parents and coaches the most influential people in his life. “They are responsible for where I am now.” • Sustained serious neck injury in the summer of 2002 while performing in a water ramp show in Lake Placid. “It’s the greatest hurdle I’ve ever had to overcome… that crashed changed me forever.” • A big Calgary Flames fan. “Even though we lost in game 7 of the finals in 2004. Go Flames Go!” • Most unusual job included wearing a dinosaur suit and skating around Olympic Oval. "I was doing a ski show at the Olympic Oval and was asked to put on a dinosaur costume and skate around for a bit. Kids were swarming me like bees!" • Would like to get involved in coaching after his competitive career. World Cup Ranking 2004-05 10 2003-04 18 2002-03 13 World Cup Results 2 Placid (I) 05 Tremblant 04 4 Deer Valley 05 5 Buller (I) 05 Placid (II) 05 Long Zhu 04 6 Tremblant 05 Placid 03 major results 7 Fernie 05 Buller 04 Steamboat 03 8 Fernie 03 Canadian Championships 2 Gabriel 05 31
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Athlete Biographies - <strong>Canadian</strong> <strong>Freestyle</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> Team<br />
A E R I A L S<br />
World Championships<br />
<strong>2005</strong> Ruka 9<br />
Warren Shouldice<br />
Date of birth: April 1, <strong>1983</strong><br />
Age (as of Oct. 1, <strong>2005</strong>): 22<br />
Place of birth: Calgary, AB<br />
Residence: Calgary, AB<br />
• Ranked 10th in the World for the 2004-<strong>2005</strong> World Cup season.<br />
• First person ever to perform a Lay triple full full in competition last winter at the World Cup in<br />
Deer Valley. “So far, it’s the greatest accomplishment of my career.”<br />
• Fourth year as a World Cup team member.<br />
• Goal for the season: “To represent Canada at the Olympics and bring home a medal in the<br />
process.”<br />
• Long term goals: "Over the next 5 years I hope to have success in the Olympics, World<br />
Championships, and World Cup competitions.”<br />
• Considers his parents and coaches the most influential people in his life. “They are responsible<br />
for where I am now.”<br />
• Sustained serious neck injury in the summer of 2002 while performing in a water ramp show<br />
in Lake Placid. “It’s the greatest hurdle I’ve ever had to overcome… that crashed changed me<br />
forever.”<br />
• A big Calgary Flames fan. “Even though we lost in game 7 of the finals in 2004. Go Flames<br />
Go!”<br />
• Most unusual job included wearing a dinosaur suit and skating around Olympic Oval. "I was<br />
doing a ski show at the Olympic Oval and was asked to put on a dinosaur costume and skate<br />
around for a bit. Kids were swarming me like bees!"<br />
• Would like to get involved in coaching after his competitive career.<br />
World Cup Ranking<br />
2004-05 10<br />
2003-04 18<br />
2002-03 13<br />
World Cup Results<br />
2 Placid (I) 05<br />
Tremblant 04<br />
4 Deer Valley 05<br />
5 Buller (I) 05<br />
Placid (II) 05<br />
Long Zhu 04<br />
6 Tremblant 05<br />
Placid 03<br />
major results<br />
7 Fernie 05<br />
Buller 04<br />
Steamboat 03<br />
8 Fernie 03<br />
<strong>Canadian</strong> Championships<br />
2 Gabriel 05<br />
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