2022 Skate Saskatchewan Staging Camp preparing for Canada Winter Games

The 2022 Skate Saskatchewan Canada Winter Video games Staging Camp held on the Occasion Centre on December twenty ninth was organized for Saskatchewan skaters who shall be collaborating within the 2023 Canada Winter Video games  in Prince Edward Island.  

“This can be a staging camp for our skaters which might be going by way of to the Canada Winter Video games,” stated Neil Tymoruski, skating coach from Saskatoon. “I believe all people’s doing actually good and are enthusiastic.”

He says two pre-novice girls, two pre-novice males and a pre-novice pair staff, plus alternate feminine skaters are being chosen. This camp is to organize the skaters for the precise video games that shall be held on the finish of Feb. in Prince Edward Island. Tymoruski is making an attempt to get some staff spirit going as the children get to know one another higher, as nicely them getting some suggestions from the judges.  

“I like skating. It’s an incredible alternative coming right here,” Pre-Novice skater Aya Burrell stated.

She says she loves this camp, and it’s serving to her to hang around with mates and get to know her staff higher. She needs extra suggestions from the judges to assist her excel ahead.

“The camp is to assist us skaters study for competitions like Saskatchewan Winter Video games and Canada Winter Video games,” Saskatoon Pre-Novice skater Azizza Kowalchuk stated. She says the camp helps them to turn into unbiased on their very own and repair their errors to enhance themselves. She additionally says this program might be the cleanest and most finesse program one can presumably have in order that their spins turn into quick and powerful.   

“I even have some issues to work on and it’s good to have one thing to work on as a result of it helps everybody to study,” she stated.  

“I’m actually excited for the staff, and I heard the closing ceremony is sort of the present.,” 2018 Pre-Juvenile (U11) gold medal, 2022 Pre-Novice Males’s gold medal and 2023 Pre-Novice Saskatchewan Winter Video games competitor Eric Swalm from Moose Jaw stated.

He says that the staff will go there at the start of March and is hoping to put round mid-pack through the competitors.  

Other than these members, there are additionally Rowan Grey (Pre-Novice) and Sydney Schultz (Pre-Novice) from single skating and Julia Shindle & Stefan Lotz (Pre-Novice), Caidence Derenisky & Raine Eber (Senior) and Ashlyn Schmitz & Tristan Taylor (Junior) collaborating in pairs and representing Saskatchewan.