TISC Trio Race in Inaugural Laval Marathon, Echardour Scores Podium Finish | The Toronto Inline Skating Club

TISC Trio Race in Inaugural Laval Marathon, Echardour Scores Podium Finish

Peter Doucet, Morgane Echardour, and Morgan Williams competed in last weekend’s inaugural Laval Marathon, which was organized by VRL Le Club.

Echardour placed 2nd overall in the women’s marathon while Doucet finished 4th overall winning the chase pack and Morgan Williams finished 10th.

Peter Doucet lead the chase pack- photo by Simon Garneau

Morgane Echardour on the 2nd step of the podium with winner Valérie Maltais & 3rd place finisher Manon Langlais

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December 1 2019- The new Board is planning for a strong 2020 season, with possible indoor skating starting in January, outdoor skating in April, two local events, Canadian Champs in Halifax in early August.

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