Skaters

Kurt Browning
Born:
June 18, 1966
Birthplace:
Rocky Mountain House, Alberta
Height:
5' 7"
Level:
Senior
Hometown:
Caroline, Alberta
Training Town:
Toronto, Ontario
Coach:
Louis StongMichael Jiranek
Choreographer:
Tom Dickson (SP), Sandra Bezic (FS)Kevin Cottam
Browning was a four-time Canadian champion and four-time World champion. He represented Canada in three Olympic Winter Games, finishing eighth in 1988, sixth in 1992 and fifth in 1994. He was given the privilege of carrying the Canadian flag during the opening ceremonies of the 1994 Olympic Games in Lillehammer, Norway.

On March 25, 1988, at the 1988 World Championships in Budapest, Hungary, Browning landed the first quadruple jump in competition.

He was inducted into Canada's Sports Hall of Fame in 1994 and Canada's Figure Skating Hall of Fame in 2000, and was honored with a star on Canada's Walk of Fame in 2001.
      1982 - Canadian Championships, Novice - 12th
      1983 - Canadian Championships, Novice - 1st
      1985 - Canadian Championships, Junior - 1st
      1985 - Nebelhorn Trophy - 9th
      1985 - Grand Prix St. Gervais - 2nd
      1986 - Canadian Championships - 5th
      1986 - Grand Prix St. Gervais - 2nd
      1986 - Nebelhorn Trophy - 3rd
      1986 - NHK Trophy - 7th
      1987 - Canadian Championships - 2nd
      1987 - World Championships - 15th
      1987 - St. Ivel International - 2nd
      1987 - Skate Canada - 4th
      1988 - Canadian Championships - 2nd
      1988 - Olympic Winter Games - 8th
      1988 - World Championships - 6th
      1988 - Skate Canada - 1st
      1988 - NHK Trophy - 3rd
      1989 - Canadian Championships - 1st
      1989 - World Championships - 1st
      1989 - Skate America - 3rd
      1989 - NHK Trophy - 3rd
      1990 - Canadian Championships - 1st
      1990 - World Championships - 1st
      1990 - Goodwill Games - 1st
      1990 - Skate Canada - 1st
      1990 - Nations Cup - 1st
      1991 - Canadian Championships - 1st
      1991 - World Championships - 1st
      1991 - Nations Cup - 1st
      1991 - Trophee Lalique - 1st
      1992 - Olympic Winter Games - 6th
      1992 - World Championships - 2nd
      1993 - Canadian Championships - 1st
      1993 - World Championships - 1st
      1993 - Skate Canada - 1st
      1994 - Canadian Championships - 2nd
      1994 - Olympic Winter Games - 5th
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