The 26-year-old came out ahead of 24 competitors with a winning time of 38.49.
Prince George speed skater Carolina Hiller has won her second straight national title in the women’s 500m at the Canadian Long Track Championships in Calgary
The 26-year-old, who made her World Cup debut last season, came out ahead of 24 competitors with a winning time of 38.49. She was joined on the podium by Jenna Larter , who set a new personal best time of 38.87, and Brooklyn McDougall , who finished third with a time of 38.91. “This feels great. Two years ago, I never thought that I would be on the podium, let alone be Canadian Champion two years in a row. I’m just so proud of myself and excited for the rest of the season,” said Hiller.
“There are some technical things that I want to improve on tomorrow that I kind of messed up today, so I’m looking forward to that.” Congratulations to Carolina Hiller and Laurent Dubreuil for their wins in the 500m distance 👏Félicitations à Carolina Hiller et Laurent Dubreuil pour leurs victoires du distance de 500m 👏 pic.twitter.com/4WKT6MaiZA
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