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MISSISSAUGA, Ontario (AP) — Canadian ice dancers Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier were so burned out after an Olympic season of isolation and dodging COVID-19 that their six-week break over the summer wasn’t just a choice — it was a necessity.
Queens manager Marvin Bartley got the reaction he wanted but not the result as champions-in-waiting Falkirk ran out winners at the weekend.
Queens manager Marvin Bartley praised his players’ effort against Premiership side St Mirren despite their defeat in the weekend cup clash.
Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier have once again claimed gold on home soil, finishing on top of the ice dance program at Skate Canada International in Vancouver.
Summer signing Kyle Doherty couldn’t have asked for a better debut as he helped Queens to their first three points of the campaign away to Edinburgh City.
New Queen of the South signing Jordan Houston wants to achieve big things at Palmerston.
Shoma Uno defended his World Championship crown to the delight of his adoring fans in Saitama. The Japanese ace led the men's standings after Thursday's short programme and his free skate routine to Air on the G String, which included five quad attempts, was enough for him to secure top spot in the podium.
Marvin Bartley got exactly what he wanted from his Queen of the South side in their 3-2 win over Airdrie.
Airdrie player-assistant boss Callum Fordyce admits his side didn't deserve anything from their trip to Dumfries as Queen of the South denied them the chance to move back into the promotion play-off spots in League One.