Dupuis seventh in women’s short program at Figure Skating Grand Prix in Kelowna
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KELOWNA – Mao Shimada of Japan won the women’s short program on Saturday by outperforming American Isabeau Levito at the Skate Canada International figure skating competition in Kelowna.
Shimada received a score of 82.11 to win the event. Levito finished with 78.50 points, while Niina Petrokina of Estonia was third with 77.24 points.
Canadians Sara-Maude Dupuis was seventh (64.58), Madeline Schizas was ninth (57.95) and Fee Ann Landry was 10th (57.27).
Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson of Britain topped the rhythm dance program with 81.37 points, ahead of French couple Evgeniia Lopareva and Geoffrey Brissaud, who had 77.90 points. Americans Caroline Green and Michael Parsons were third with 74.24 points.
Canadians Marie-Jade Lauriault and Romain le Gac were fifth with a score of 72.10. Alyssa Robinson and Jacob Portz were ninth (60.22) and Layla Veillon and Alexander Brandys finished 10th (59.72).
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 31, 2026.