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Juelien Frascadore

Sport: Judo

Event: Men's -60kg, -66kg

 

 

Competition Location End Date Event Result
Paris Grand Slam :FRA Paris 2021-10-17 Men's -66kg R32
Abu Dhabi Grand Slam :UAE Abu Dhabi 2021-11-28 Men's -60kg R16

 

 

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Keagan Young

Sport: Judo

Event: Men's -90kg

 

 

Competition Location End Date Event Result
Baku Grand Slam :AZE Baku 2021-11-07 Men's -90kg R32
Pan American Championships :PER Lima 2022-04-16 Men's -90kg =5th

 

 

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Kelly Deguchi

Sport: Judo

Event: Women's -52kg

 

 

Competition Location End Date Event Result
Paris Grand Slam :FRA Paris 2021-10-17 Women's -52kg =7th
Abu Dhabi Grand Slam :UAE Abu Dhabi 2021-11-28 Women's -52kg R16
Antalya Grand Slam :TUR Antalya 2022-04-03 Women's -52kg R64
Pan American Championships :PER Lima 2022-04-16 Women's -52kg =3rd

 

 

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Louis Krieber Gagnon

Sport: Judo

Event: Men's -90kg

 

 

Competition Location End Date Event Result
Paris Grand Slam :FRA Paris 2021-10-17 Men's -90kg R16
Antalya Grand Slam :TUR Antalya 2022-04-03 Men's -90kg =5th
Pan American Championships :PER Lima 2022-04-16 Men's -90kg R16

 

 

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Marc Deschenes

Sport: Judo

Event: Men's +100kg

 

 

Competition Location End Date Event Result
Abu Dhabi Grand Slam :UAE Abu Dhabi 2021-11-28 Men's +100kg =3rd
Antalya Grand Slam :TUR Antalya 2022-04-03 Men's +100kg R16
Pan American Championships :PER Lima 2022-04-16 Men's +100kg =5th

 

 

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Shady El Nahas

Sport: Judo

Event: Men's -100kg

 

 

Competition Location End Date Event Result
Baku Grand Slam :AZE Baku 2021-11-07 Men's -100kg 2nd
Abu Dhabi Grand Slam :UAE Abu Dhabi 2021-11-28 Men's -100kg =3rd
Antalya Grand Slam :TUR Antalya 2022-04-03 Men's -100kg R16
Pan American Championships :PER Lima 2022-04-16 Men's -100kg 1st

 

 

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Men's Team

Sport: Rugby Sevens

 

 

Team Members Competition Location End Date Event Place

Andrew Coe

Anton Ngongo

Josiah Morra

Elias Ergas

Brennig Prevost

Jake Thiel

Jack Carson

Matt Oworu

Nicholas Allen

Alex Russell

Ciaran Breen

Matthew Percillier

Phil Berna

World Rugby Sevens Series

Leg 1

:CAN Vancouver 2021-09-19 Men's Tournament 6th

Andrew Coe

Anton Ngongo

Josiah Morra

Brennig Prevost

Jake Thiel

Jack Carson

Matt Oworu

Nicholas Allen

Alex Russell

Ciaran Breen

Matthew Percillier

Thomas Isherwood

Phil Berna

World Rugby Sevens Series

Leg 2

:CAN Edmonton 2021-09-26 Men's Tournament 4th

Andrew Coe

Josiah Morra

Elias Ergas

Jake Thiel

Lockie Kratz

Brock Webster

Cooper Coats

Jarvis Dashkewytch

Nicholas Allen

Thomas Isherwood

Cody Nhanala

D'Shawn Bowen

Theo Sauder

World Rugby Sevens Series

Leg 1

:UAE Dubai 2021-11-27 Men's Tournament 11th

Andrew Coe

Josiah Morra

Elias Ergas

Brennig Prevost

Lockie Kratz

Brock Webster

Cooper Coats

Jarvis Dashkewytch

Nicholas Allen

Thomas Isherwood

Cody Nhanala

D'Shawn Bowen

Theo Sauder

World Rugby Sevens Series

Leg 2

:UAE Dubai 2021-12-04 Men's Tournament 12th

Phil Berna

Anton Ngongo

Josiah Morra

Elias Ergas

Jake Thiel

Cooper Coats

Matt Oworu

Nicholas Allen

Alex Russell

Thomas Isherwood

Sion Griffiths

Noah Bain

Theo Sauder

World Rugby Sevens Series

Leg 3

:ESP Malaga 2022-01-23 Men's Tournament =7th

Phil Berna

Anton Ngongo

Josiah Morra

Elias Ergas

Jake Thiel

Cooper Coats

Matt Oworu

Nicholas Allen

Alex Russell

Thomas Isherwood

Sion Griffiths

Noah Bain

Theo Sauder

World Rugby Sevens Series

Leg 4

:ESP Seville 2022-01-30 Men's Tournament 14th

Phil Berna

Anton Ngongo

Elias Ergas

Brennig Prevost

Lockie Kratz

Brock Webster

David Richard

Jarvis Dashkewytch

Matt Oworu

Alex Russell

Thomas Isherwood

Elias Hancock

D'Shawn Bowen

World Rugby Sevens Series

Leg 5

:SGP Singapore 2022-04-10 Men's Tournament =15th

Phil Berna

Anton Ngongo

Elias Ergas

Brennig Prevost

Jake Thiel

Lockie Kratz

Brock Webster

Cooper Coats

David Richard

Matt Oworu

Nicholas Allen

Alex Russell

D'Shawn Bowen

World Rugby Seven Series

Leg 6

:CAN Vancouver 2022-04-17 Men's Tournament 10th

Phil Berna

Elias Ergas

Brennig Prevost

Jake Thiel

Lockie Kratz

Brock Webster

Cooper Coats

David Richard

Matt Oworu

Nicholas Allen

Alex Russell

Thomas Isherwood

Anton Ngongo

World Rugby Seven Series

Leg 7

:FRA Toulouse 2022-05-22 Men's Tournament =15th

Phil Berna

Elias Ergas

Brennig Prevost

Jake Thiel

Lockie Kratz

Brock Webster

Cooper Coats

David Richard

Matt Oworu

Nicholas Allen

Alex Russell

Thomas Isherwood

Anton Ngongo

World Rugby Sevens Series

Leg 8

:GBR London 2022-05-29 Men's Tournament 13th

 

 

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Women's Team

Sport: Rugby Sevens

 

 

Team Members Competition Location End Date Event Place

Elissa Alarie

Nakisa Levale

Breanne Nicholas

Olivia Apps

Pam Buisa

Emma Chown

Sabrina Poulin

Asia Hogan-Rochester

Fancy Chavez

Chloe Daniels

Renee Gonzalez

Krissy Scurfield

Olivia De Couvreur

World Rugby Sevens Series

Leg 1

:UAE Dubai 2021-11-27 Women's Tournament 8th

Elissa Alarie

Nakisa Levale

Breanne Nicholas

Olivia Apps

Pam Buisa

Emma Chown

Sabrina Poulin

Asia Hogan-Rochester

Fancy Chavez

Chloe Daniels

Renee Gonzalez

Krissy Scurfield

Olivia De Couvreur

World Rugby Sevens Series

Leg 2

:UAE Dubai 2021-12-04 Women's Tournament 8th

Karen Paquin

Paige Farries

Nakisa Levale

Breanne Nicholas

Alex Tessier

Olivia Apps

Pam Buisa

Emma Chown

Sabrina Poulin

Alysha Corrigan

Fancy Chavez

Chloe Daniels

Olivia De Couvreur

World Rugby Sevens Series

Leg 3

:ESP Malaga 2022-01-23 Women's Tournament 6th

Elissa Alarie

Paige Farries

Nakisa Levale

Breanne Nicholas

Alex Tessier

Olivia Apps

Pam Buisa

Emma Chown

Sabrina Poulin

Alysha Corrigan

Fancy Chavez

Chloe Daniels

Olivia De Couvreur

World Rugby Sevens Series

Leg 4

:ESP Seville 2022-01-30 Women's Tournament 7th

Bianca Farella

Elissa Alarie

Nakisa Levale

Breanne Nicholas

Olivia Apps

Pam Buisa

Keyara Wardley

Asia Hogan-Rochester

Fancy Bermudez

Renee Gonzalez

Florence Symonds

Krissy Scurfield

Olivia De Couvreur

World Rugby Sevens Series

Leg 5

:CAN Langford 2022-05-01

Women's

Tournament

5th

Bianca Farella

Nakisa Levale

Breanne Nicholas

Olivia Apps

Emma Chown

Keyara Wardley

Asia Hogan-Rochester

Fancy Chavez

Renee Gonzalez

Ella O'Regan

Florence Symonds

Krissy Scurfield

Olivia De Couvreur

World Rugby Sevens Series

Leg 6

:FRA Toulouse 2022-05-22 Women's Tournament 6th

 

 

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Adam Vance

Sport: Sailing

Event: Men's Formula Kite

 

 

Competition Location End Date Event Result

Formula Kite

World Championships

:ITA Torregrande 2021-10-17 Men's Formula Kite 84th

 

 

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