Scott Moir
Scott Moir is a Canadian ice dancer who partnered with Tessa Virtue, winning Olympic gold medals in 2010 and 2018 and silver in 2014.
2010 Winter Olympics: The Winter Olympic Games held in Vancouver and Whistler, British Columbia. Moir and Virtue won ice dance gold on home ice at these Games.
Marina Zoueva: A Russian-Canadian figure skating coach and choreographer who coached elite ice dance teams. Zoueva coached Virtue and Moir through much of their championship career.
Ice dance: A figure skating discipline in which a pair performs choreographed dances on ice, emphasizing rhythm, edge quality, and musical interpretation. It is the discipline in which Moir competed with Virtue.
Canadian figure skating: Figure skating practiced and organized in Canada, including its national teams, institutions, and competitive history. Their medals became defining achievements in Canada’s figure skating history.
2014 Winter Olympics: The Winter Olympic Games held in Sochi, Russia. Moir and Virtue earned silver in ice dance after a close contest.
Igor Shpilband: A Russian-American ice dance coach and choreographer. Shpilband coached Virtue and Moir alongside Zoueva during their rise to Olympic success.
Figure skating: A sport in which athletes perform prescribed and choreographed movements on ice, judged for technical merit and presentation. Moir’s discipline belongs to the broader sport of figure skating.
Olympic ice dance champions: Ice dance teams that have won gold medals at the Winter Olympic Games. Their two Olympic titles place them among the discipline’s most successful teams.
2018 Winter Olympics: The Winter Olympic Games held in Pyeongchang, South Korea. Moir and Virtue returned from retirement and won their second Olympic ice dance gold.
Marie-France Dubreuil: A Canadian ice dance coach and choreographer, and former competitive ice dancer. Dubreuil coached Virtue and Moir after their return to competition for the 2018 Games.