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Korea Takes 3 Titles at Short Track World Tour in Poland
- Korea took three titles at the ISU Short Track World Tour event in Gdansk, with Choi Minjeong winning the women's 1500-metre race in 2:30.656 minutes ahead of Kim Gilli and Courtney Sarault, who finished third.
- Steven Dubois of Canada placed third in the men's 1,000-metre event, finishing in 1:25.283 minutes, while Jens Van 'T Wout of the Netherlands won the race in 1:25.147 minutes.
- The Canadian team, including Dubois, won bronze in the mixed relay event, finishing in a time of 2:40.224 minutes, behind Korea's time of 2:40.155 minutes.
- Courtney Sarault leads the women's standings with 570 points, while William Dandjinou tops the men's with 642 points, according to The Canadian Press report published on November 23, 2025.
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The Dutch short track speed skaters took silver in the mixed relay on Sunday in Gdansk, Poland, at the third World Tour event.
·Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Canada ranks 3rd in the mixed relay; Idem for Courtney Sarault at 1500 m and Steven Dubois at 1000 m.
·Montreal, Canada
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Sarault, Dubois and mixed relay team all earn short-track speedskating bronze medals
GDANSK — Courtney Sarault, Steven Dubois and the mixed relay team all earned bronze medals for Canada on Sunday at an ISU short-track speedskating event. Sarault, of Moncton, N.B., led the women’s 1500-metre race heading into the final lap but couldn't fend off Koreans Choi Minjeong and Kim Gilli to settle for third in two minutes 30.985 seconds. Minjeong won in (2:30.656 ahead of Gilli (2:30.610). Sarault claimed a third medal over that distanc…
·Prince George, Canada
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