Top Canadian Results at NC Selection Trials in Prince George
January 18-21, 2023

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Open Men                              

1. Julian Smith (Oxenden, Ont.
2. Xavier McKeever (Canmore, Alta.)
3. Julien Locke (Nelson, B.C.)

Open Women 

1. Izabela Marcisz (Poland)
2. Monika Skinder (Poland)
3. Dahria Beatty (Whitehorse)

Top Open Canadian Women

1. Dahria Beatty (Whitehorse)
2. Katie Weaver (North Vancouver)
3. Liliane Gagnon (Quebec City)

U23 Men 

1. Sasha Masson (Whitehorse)
2. Kendyn Mashinter (Thunder Bay, Ont.)
3. Erikson Moore (Quebec)

U23 Women

1. Izabela Marcisz (Poland)
2. Monika Skinder (Poland)
3. Liliane Gagnon (Quebec City)

Top U23 Canadian Women

1. Liliane Gagnon (Quebec City)
2. Jasmine Lyons (Ottaway)
3. Marielle Ackermann (Kimberley, B.C.)

U20 Men

1. Xavier Mckeever (Canmore, Alta.)
2. Luke Allan (Ottawa)
3. Finn Redman (British Columbia)

U20 Women

1. Alison Mackie (Edmonton)
2. Alexandra Luxmoore (Revelstoke, B.C.)
3. Anna Stewart (Thunder Bay, Ont.)

More than 160 athletes have descended on the Caledonia Nordic Ski Cub for the 2023 Nordiq Canada Selection Trials in hopes of representing Canada at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships in Slovenia and the FIS World Junior/U23 Nordic Ski Championships at Whistler Olympic Park.

Nordiq Canada has a quota of 12 athletes, minimum four female and four male athletes for the 2023 FIS Nordic World Ski Championships. To date, one female (Katherine Stewart-Jones – Chelsea, Que.) and one male athletes (Antoine Cyr – Gatineau, Que.) have met the criteria. Graham Ritchie (Parry Sound, Ont.)  will be nominated by High-Performance Director’s discretion. The three races at the Trials will be used to select the remaining spots, as well as alternates for both genders.

Nordiq Canada will send 24 athletes to the 10-day U23/World Junior event which brings together the best 16 to 23-year-old cross-country skiers, as well as athletes in Nordic combined and ski jumping, from 50 countries to the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic venue.