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Brooklyn MCDOUGALL

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  • Date of birth23 Aug 1998
  • ProfessionAthlete
  • HometownCalgary
  • Place of birthCalgary
  • Start skating / She took up the sport in 2014 in Calgary, AB, Canada. "For 10 years I grew up playing [ice] hockey, and I got an opportunity to try long track speed skating at the age of 15." /
  • HobbiesSketching, painting, playing golf, spending time with her family and her dog. (Athlete, 16 Feb 2023)
  • LanguagesEnglish
  • CoachRemmelt Eldering [national], NED; Shannon Rempel [national], CAN
  • ChoreographerN/A
  • Former CoachN/A
  • Practice low seasonN/A
  • Practice high seasonN/A
  • General Interest
  • Sport Specific Information
She received the 2021/22 Female Open Long Track Skater of the Year award from Speed Skating Alberta in Canada. (albertaspeedskating.ca, 01 Mar 2022)

In 2017 and 2018 she was named Alberta Female Junior Long Track Skater of the Year in Canada. (LinkedIn profile, 01 Apr 2019)
"Keep it simple and skate the way I know how to skate." (olympic.ca, 14 Oct 2021)
Her grandfather. (Athlete, 16 Feb 2023)
To win a medal at the 2026 Olympic Winter Games in Milan-Cortina. (Athlete, 16 Feb 2023)
Competing at the 2022 Olympic Winter Games in Beijing. (Athlete, 16 Feb 2023)
RESEARCH VOLUNTEER
In April 2021 she began volunteering in the stroke research department at the Foothills Medical Centre in Calgary, AB, Canada. She had spent time working as a research student at the same hospital while studying at the University of Calgary. "It's really cool to see the work that I'm doing is being implemented clinically and is saving people's lives. I think that's what really I'm passionate about. It has been amazing to be a part of that medical community as well." (LinkedIn profile, 08 Nov 2021; Peavey Mart YouTube channel, 19 Aug 2020)

FURTHER EDUCATION
She has studied for a master's degree in business administration. (brooklynmcdougall.com, 01 Jun 2022)
She always ties her left skate first. (Athlete, 16 Feb 2023)