Ten Memorial bronze medalist goes to Skate Canada

Kazakh figure skater Sophia Samodelkina will perform at Skate Canada International 2026, one of the stages of the Grand Prix series, Olympic reports

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Published Oct 18, 2026

Ten Memorial bronze medalist goes to Skate Canada

The tournament will be hosted by Canada's Kelowna from October 30 to November 1.

Samodelkina will defend the honor of Kazakhstan in women’s single skating, where 12 participants will compete for the awards.

Before that, the figure skater became a bronze medalist of international competitions Memorial of Denis Ten in Almaty.

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