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JOELLE BATTEN-DAIGNEAU
Figure Skating
Birth Date: 1970
From: Chatham, Ontario Canada
 

Category Modern Athlete

Joelle was born in Chatham and began her skating early, influenced by her mother, Jo-Ann (Saville) Batten, who was a skater and instructor herself. In 1978, at the age of 8, she won her first medal (silver) at Windsor Skate. Joelle went on to compete and win at the sectional, divisional, and national level and represented Canada at international competition. She presently lives in Chatham and is a professional instructor with the Chatham Figure Skating Club.

  • 1986-1987
    • Joelle was born in Chatham and began her skating early, influenced by her mother, Jo-Ann (Saville) Batten, who was a skater and instructor herself. In 1978, at the age of 8, she won her first medal (silver) at Windsor Skate. Joelle went on to compete and win at the sectional, divisional, and national level and represented Canada at international competition. She presently lives in Chatham and is a professional instructor with the Chatham Figure Skating Club.
  • 1987 
    • 1987 Junior Ladies - Western Ontario Championship - Gold Medal

    • Central Divisional Championship - Gold Medal

    • Canadian Championship - Bronze Medal

    •  Member of Canadian National Junior Figure Skating Team

    •  Merano Spring Trophy Junior Ladies Figure Skating Competition in Italy - Bronze   Medal

     
  • 1988
    • 1988 Junior Ladies - Western Ontario Championship - Silver Medal

    •  Central Divisional Championship - Gold Medal

    •  Canadian Championship - 9th place

  • 1990 

    • Senior Ladies - Western Ontario Championship - Silver Medal

  • 1991 

    • Senior Ladies - Western Ontario Championship - Gold Medal

    • Central Divisional Championship - Silver Medal

    • Canadian Championship (Jan. ‘92) - 7th place

    • received Sun Life Merit Award

  • 1992

    • Senior Ladies - Western Ontario Championship - Silver Medal

    • Central Divisional Championship - Silver Medal

    • Canadian Championship (Jan. ‘93) 14th place

Inducted into Chatham Sports Hall of Fame 2011