Canada’s Lajoie and Lagha Secure Silver at Skate America NOW

UPDATE: Canadian figure skaters Marjorie Lajoie and Zachary Lagha have just clinched a silver medal in the ice dance event at the Skate America competition held in Lake Placid on Sunday, November 16, 2025. Their total score of 197.16 has set a remarkable benchmark for Canadian figure skating.

The duo’s impressive performance was overshadowed only by Madison Chock and Evan Bates of the United States, who secured gold with a score of 212.58. Meanwhile, France’s Evgeniia Lopareva and Geoffrey Brissaud took home the bronze with a score of 192.61.

This victory is significant as Lajoie and Lagha join an elite group of Canadian skaters, becoming only the second pair to earn a medal in this prestigious event, following Kelly Ann Laurin and Loucas Éthier, who won bronze in the pairs event just a day prior.

The achievement resonates deeply with Canadian sports fans, showcasing the depth of talent in the national figure skating program. The excitement surrounding Lajoie and Lagha’s performance is palpable, and their success could inspire a new generation of skaters across the country.

In a competitive field, Lajoie and Lagha’s execution and artistry stood out, making this medal a pivotal moment in their careers. Their performance not only reflects their hard work and dedication but also highlights the growing prominence of Canadian athletes on the international stage.

Looking ahead, fans and enthusiasts will be keen to see how this silver medal impacts future competitions and the upcoming 2026 Winter Olympics. The momentum generated by this win may very well pave the way for more victories in the future.

As the figure skating season progresses, all eyes will be on these talented athletes. Stay tuned for further updates and continued coverage of their journey in the competitive world of figure skating.