About Maddie

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Maddie first started on the ice at the age of three. When she was six, her parents took her to the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver to see the best in the world. Dazzled by Canadian Joannie Rochette, she set upon her own skating journey.

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Maddie won her first National medal as a senior at 16, ​and the following year made her ISU debut at the World She placed 13th in the competition, earning Team Canada a berth at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing.

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Maddie secured her spot on Canada's Olympic Team with a fantastic 2022 season that saw her win her first national championship. Maddie's Olympic debut came in the team event, where she skated a personal best 69.60 points in the women’s short program, placing second to earn Canada a spot in the medal round, where she skated another personal best of 132.04 points, again placing second in her segment. 

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Since then, Maddie has gone on to win two more national titles (2023, 2025) and has competed at five World Championships. She is the Canadian record holder and is currently ranked 11th in the world.

Maddie has her eyes set on the 2026 Olympics in Milano-Cortina and qualified Canada a 

spot at the Games at the 2025 World Championships in Boston, MA. 

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Maddie is coached by Nancy Lemaire and Alison Purkiss in Milton, ON and is 

currently pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Environment & Society at McMaster University. She

has enjoyed touring Canada with Stars on Ice and absolutely loves any opportunity to 

perform. Maddie enjoys New York Times games, playing soccer,  and hanging out with her

dog, Sebastian. 

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When not competing or on tour, ​Maddie splits her time between Toronto, Hamilton and

Oakville.