Casey McCormac

Casey McCormac is 24 years old and was born and raised in Moosomin. She works as the Economic
Development Officer for the Town of Moosomin.
Casey began skating at the age of 3 and ended her competitive career at the age of 17. She was coached
by Tamela Olafson, Patty Hole, Tammy McKay and Tyler Bidnyk. She competed at many competitions
from Juvenile all the way to Junior. In 2011, she won Sectionals (provincials) in Aberdeen. In 2013, she
won a bronze medal for the Southeast at Saskatchewan Winter Games. In 2014, she got the chance to
compete at Challenge (nationals) in Montreal. She competed in Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Alberta, BC,
Ontario, and Quebec.
Skating taught Casey many important life skills and she loves the sport which is why she wants to coach
now. This will be her third year coaching. She believes that every child should learn to skate and wants
to help them learn. Casey is excited to watch the kids improve throughout the season and to show them
how fun skating is.
In her spare time, Casey enjoys hanging out with her friends and her dog, Indie.

Tiana Delalleau

Hey everyone, my name is Tiana Delalleau!
I was born and raised near a small town just down the road called
Carlyle, SK. I am 17 and have been competitively skating for 12 years,
becoming a single gold skater. I was apart of the Skate Saskatchewan
Development team for two years.
Growing up in a rural area definitely shaped me into the person I am
today. Throughout the years I was apart of many different sports such as
volleyball and golf, but I always found my way back to the ice at the rink,
and eventually found my way to the curling rink as well.
Coaching figure skating is more than just a job for me, it's a
passion that ignites my soul. I love the challenge of breaking down
techniques into understandable steps and watching my skaters grow
confidence in the different skill. There's nothing quite like seeing the
spark in their eyes when they land a new jump or master a spin
they've been working on for weeks. Being a part of their journey,
helping them achieve their dreams on the ice, is incredibly rewarding
and makes every early morning and late night worth it!
I have been coaching for a couple years with other clubs as a
Canskate and Starskate coach. This year I am very excited to focus
on Starskate and help everyone achieve their goals.
Prior to gaining my Certification in Canskate and Regional
coaching, I was a Program Assistant for 7 years. I am very excited to
share my love for skating with the younger generations and look
forward to a great year!

Gracy Russell

Gracy Russell  is 17 years old and graduating this year from McNaughton High School. She has been a dedicated member of the Moosomin Skating Club for over 10 years, where she has contributed as a skater, program assistant, and now as a coach. Gracy is currently working on her Star 9 Freeskate and continues to compete in both Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Over the years, she has coached in the CanSkate program, and this season marks her first year as a Regional Coach with the club. Gracy is passionate about creating a positive and encouraging environment where skaters can grow both as athletes and as individuals. She enjoys building confidence, teaching new skills, and helping skaters to achieve their goals, while keeping the experience fun and rewarding. As both a skater and a coach, she looks forward to continuing her training, helping the next generation of skaters thrive, and giving back to the club that has supported her own skating career.

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