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Scott Moir is a Canadian ice dancer who competed in the 2010 and 2014 Olympics. Moir is partnered with [[Tessa Virtue]] and they won the gold medal in 2010. Moir and Scott helped Canada win a silver medal in the team competition in 2014. They live and train in Michigan with fellow ice dancing team [[Meryl Davis]] and [[Charlie White]].
 
Scott Moir is a Canadian ice dancer who competed in the 2010 and 2014 Olympics. Moir is partnered with [[Tessa Virtue]] and they won the gold medal in 2010. Moir and Scott helped Canada win a silver medal in the team competition in 2014. They live and train in Michigan with fellow ice dancing team [[Meryl Davis]] and [[Charlie White]].
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==Vancouver 2010==
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Virtue and Moir won the gold medal becoming Canadian or North American team to win.
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==Sochi 2014==
 
==Sochi 2014==

Revision as of 22:50, 17 February 2014

 Scott Moir has won 1 gold medal at the Olympic Games Scott Moir has won 2 silver medals at the Olympic Games 



Scott Moir is a Canadian ice dancer who competed in the 2010 and 2014 Olympics. Moir is partnered with Tessa Virtue and they won the gold medal in 2010. Moir and Scott helped Canada win a silver medal in the team competition in 2014. They live and train in Michigan with fellow ice dancing team Meryl Davis and Charlie White.

Vancouver 2010

Virtue and Moir won the gold medal becoming Canadian or North American team to win.

Event Score Rank
Compulsory 42.72 2
Original 68.41 1
Free 110.42 1
Overall 221.57 1

Sochi 2014

Virtue and Moir won the silver medal.

Event Score Rank
Short 76.33 2
Free 114.66 2
Overall 190.99 2

Major Competition Results

  • Olympics: 2010-1st; 2014-2nd [team]
  • World Championships: 2007-6th; 2008-2nd; 2009-3rd; 2010-1st; 2011-2nd; 2012-1st; 2013-2nd
  • Canadian National Championships: 2005-4th; 2006-3rd; 2007-2nd; 2008-1st; 2009-1st; 2010-1st; 2012-1st; 2013-1st; 2014-1st