Catriona Le May Doan

Few names are as synonymous with speed skating excellence as Catriona Le May Doan. Her Olympic and World Cup victories started Canada back on the track towards becoming a dominant skating nation.

Jeremy Wotherspoon

National Team Member and 2010 Olympic Medal Hopeful

Jeremy Wotherspoon is one of Canada's most decorated male athletes. A world record holder in the 500m, Jeremy finished first overall in the 2007-2008 World Cup season, and he holds the record for the most 500m victories by a male.

Charles Hamelin

National Team Member and 2010 Olympic Medal Hopeful

Charles Hamelin has represented Canada at the 2006 Olympics and competed on the World Cup circuit for the past six years. He has proven himself to be an Olympic favourite with early season medals on the World Cup circuit.

Jessica Gregg

National Team Member and 2010 Olympic Medal Hopeful

The Overall Canadian Junior Champion of 2006, Jessica skated to a silver medal finish in her first World Championships in 2008.

Denny Morrison

National Team Member and 2010 Olympic Medal Hopeful

Denny followed his Olympic silver medal performance in Torino with a breakout World Cup season and he represents a new generation of emerging stars delivering podium performances including being the 2008 1500m World Champion.

Kristina Groves

National Team Member and 2010 Olympic Medal Hopeful

In 2007-08, Kristina produced a season to remember, with five medals at the World Single Distance Championships including gold in the 3000m; eight World Cup medals; the 1500m overall World Cup title; and bronze at the World Allround Championships.

Kalyna Roberge

National Team Member and 2010 Olympic Medal Hopeful

Kalyna is a silver medalist from the 2006 Olympics, in the 3000m relay. In 2007 she won the 500m World Championship and won bronze in the 500m, 1000m and relay at the 2008 Championships.