Amanda Wright hopes to soar at the Skate Canada Challenge in Regina this weekend. Photo: DARREN STONE, Times Colonist
Amanda Wright. The 17-year-old Oak Bay Figure Skating Club performer is another Island skater on the rise and is one of four skaters to have qualified out of the recent B.C. championships in Richmond in the women’s Novice division for the Skate Canada Challenge, which runs today through Sunday in Regina. The top-18 from Regina advance to the junior division of the Canadian championships Jan. 9-15 in Ottawa.
“Amanda is a beautiful, elegant skater and she has charisma,” said Daniela Keller, who coaches Wright, along with Jamie and Katrena McGrigor.
“Amanda is also a very strong skater. She’s got the whole package. Now she has to show all that off there [Regina]. We believe she will do very well.”
- See more at: http://www.timescolonist.com/sports/island-figure-skaters-in-fine-form-at-right-time-1.719583#sthash.m6czRfHh.dpGood Luck to Amanda this weekend at the Skate Canada Challenge in Regina.
Amanda Wright, the 17-year-old Oak Bay Figure Skating Club performer is another Island skater on the rise and is one of four skaters to have qualified out of the recent B.C. championships in Richmond in the women’s Novice division for the Skate Canada Challenge, which runs today through Sunday in Regina. The top-18 from Regina advance to the junior division of the Canadian championships Jan. 9-15 in Ottawa.
“Amanda is a beautiful, elegant skater and she has charisma,” said Daniela Keller, who coaches Wright, along with Jamie and Katrena McGrigor.
“Amanda is also a very strong skater. She’s got the whole package. Now she has to show all that off there [Regina]. We believe she will do very well.”
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“Amanda is also a very strong skater. She’s got the whole package. Now she has to show all that off there [Regina]. We believe she will do very well.”
- See more at: http://www.timescolonist.com/sports/island-figure-skaters-in-fine-form-at-right-time-1.719583#sthash.m6czRfHh.dpufAmanda Wright. The 17-year-old Oak Bay Figure Skating Club performer is another Island skater on the rise and is one of four skaters to have qualified out of the recent B.C. championships in Richmond in the women’s Novice division for the Skate Canada Challenge, which runs today through Sunday in Regina. The top-18 from Regina advance to the junior division of the Canadian championships Jan. 9-15 in Ottawa.
“Amanda is a beautiful, elegant skater and she has charisma,” said Daniela Keller, who coaches Wright, along with Jamie and Katrena McGrigor.
“Amanda is also a very strong skater. She’s got the whole package. Now she has to show all that off there [Regina]. We believe she will do very well.”
- See more at: http://www.timescolonist.com/sports/island-figure-skaters-in-fine-form-at-right-time-1.719583#sthash.m6czRfHh.dpufAmanda Wright. The 17-year-old Oak Bay Figure Skating Club performer is another Island skater on the rise and is one of four skaters to have qualified out of the recent B.C. championships in Richmond in the women’s Novice division for the Skate Canada Challenge, which runs today through Sunday in Regina. The top-18 from Regina advance to the junior division of the Canadian championships Jan. 9-15 in Ottawa.
“Amanda is a beautiful, elegant skater and she has charisma,” said Daniela Keller, who coaches Wright, along with Jamie and Katrena McGrigor.
“Amanda is also a very strong skater. She’s got the whole package. Now she has to show all that off there [Regina]. We believe she will do very well.”
- See more at: http://www.timescolonist.com/sports/island-figure-skaters-in-fine-form-at-right-time-1.719583#sthash.m6czRfHh.dpuf