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Test Summary Sheet - Skate Canada Central Ontario 2026

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The document is a Test Summary Sheet used by Skate Canada to record and evaluate skating tests conducted by clubs. It includes sections for organization details, officials' information, skater results, test codes, fees, and instructions for submission. The sheet is designed to ensure accurate tracking of test performances and compliance with Skate Canada's regulations.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Test Summary Sheet in the editor.
Begin by entering your Organization # and Organization Name at the top of the form. Ensure that all details are accurate for proper identification.
Fill in the Address, City, Province, and Postal Code fields to provide complete contact information for your organization.
Record the Test Day #, which indicates the sequence of test days held during the year. This should start from 1 for the first test day after September.
List all officials involved by entering their names and Skate Canada #s in the designated fields. Make sure to include their email addresses where required.
For each skater, enter their Skate Canada Registration number, Home Club number, and Name exactly as it appears on their membership card.
In the 'Authority to Test' section, specify who is responsible for submitting tests (e.g., coach or parent) and check off results accordingly.
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Where are the 2026 Canadian National Skating Championships being held? All competition events and practices for the 2026 Canadian National Skating Championships will be held at the Slush Puppie Centre, in Gatineau, Quebec, from January 5-11, 2026.

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How much is the Skate Canada assessment fee?

When your skater is ready to be assessed, your coach will let you know or send home an Assessment Notification with your skater. A Skate Canada fee of $12 is required for each test and it must be paid in advance.

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How are Skate Ontario results calculated?

The total of the marks for all of the elements and components forms the score for each skater or team in a competition. The highest scoring skater, or team is declared the winner, the second highest places second, and so on.

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