Français
Skip Navigation Links.
 
 
Login
 
©2006 KIMIK iT
All rights reserved
 

Participant

NameDavid Michael Letourneau
ContingentTeam Alberta
HometownCalgary
TypeAthlete
SportSquash

 

Results

Male
Team: Alberta
No: 1
Final position: Silver
E03: AB - NBSunday, March 04, 200712:00École Emilie Tremblay
E13: AB - NSMonday, March 05, 200709:00Better Bodies Centre
E24: AB - QCMonday, March 05, 200718:30Better Bodies Centre
E33: AB - YTTuesday, March 06, 200715:30Better Bodies Centre
E47: AB - MBWednesday, March 07, 200712:00École Emilie Tremblay
E62: MA1 - MB2Thursday, March 08, 200712:00École Emilie Tremblay
E77: M1/2 - Gold Friday, March 09, 200718:30École Emilie Tremblay

 

Biography

Age17
Height (ft, inches)6,2
Weight (lb)164
Language(s) spokenEnglish, French
Years I have participated in my sport
12
CoachArthur Hough, Glenn Stark
Position/Event/SportSquash
Other recent athletic or artistic accomplishments
2006 National Junior U19 Squash Finalist (2nd)
2005 National Junior U17 Squash Champion
2005 Scottish Junior U17 Squash Open Finalist (2nd)
2006 World Junior Squash Championships, Team Canada (8th)
2006 U19 Alberta Provincial Champion
Games or championships that I have participated in
Year Full name of competition/sport/event Placing
2006 National Mens Team Event, Team Alberta 5th
2006 World Junior Squash Championships, Team Canada 8th
2007 National Mens Team Event, Team Alberta TBA
My goals for the 2007 Canada Winter Games
My main goal for the 2007 Canada Winter Games is to play well enough to win the matches necessary for Alberta to win a gold medal.
My personal role model
My parents are my personal role models. They have always taught me to play fair in life and in sport. They have told me that hard work always pay off, and that good things happen to good people. They live their lives according to these ideals, and that is very encouraging for me. Most of all, I have learned that the best way to play is with a smile on your face.
Other information that could be of interest to the media
This summer I had the privelage of representing Canada at the 2006 World Junior Squash Championships in Palmerston North, New Zealand. I was very proud to have this opportunity, and I think that the experience greatly improved my squash game and has strengthened my character. I hope that this experience will help me to perform well at the Canada Winter Games and to help me achieve my goals.