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After suffering the frustration of missing much of last season due to Poiriers leg injury and lengthy rehab and the disappointment of not making the Canadian Olympic team, they have certainly come into this year fuelled by having something to prove and with the newfound appreciation and confidence that comes from an injury-free season with uninterrupted training time. Making the final is a huge accomplishment and they are in the enviable position of knowing that their preparations to date have been right on track and now its about keeping the intensity up and enjoying the ride. In the absence of Canadas top-ranked single skaters, Kaetlyn Osmond and Kevin Reynolds, who have been beset by injuries this season, the focus has shifted to some new young Canadian talent. A pair of 16-year-olds, Nam Nguyen and Gabby Daleman, along with 18-year-old Alaine Chatrand, all in their first years at the senior level, are stepping up admirably, winning medals and giving us plenty of reasons to be optimistic about their paths leading up to PyeongChang 2018. In what can only be described as a breakout season, Nguyens consistency, showmanship and his newfound quad have earned him a third and a fourth in his two outings on the Grand Prix circuit and has him rubbing shoulders with skatings elite. He is young and still has a ways to go to mature and fully develop but he has had a year so far (a junior Worlds title, a 12th-place finish at senior Worlds and the Grand Prix medal) that young skaters dream about. The performance of Chartrand at the recent Rostelecom in Moscow, earned Canada another Grand Prix bronze in singles. 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