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Figure skater 'grateful' to be back on ice after off-ice controversy


Published on 2025-02-23 07:45:33 - MSN
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  • She did not come close to winning a medal, but South Korean figure skater Lee Hae-in was still "grateful" for the opportunity to perform in front of home fans at an international event on Sunday. Lee scored 122.

The article discusses the return of Canadian figure skater Nikolaj Soerensen to competitive skating after being cleared of allegations of sexual assault. Soerensen, who was accused by fellow skater Alexandra Paul, faced a temporary suspension from Skate Canada and the U.S. Center for SafeSport. However, after an investigation, he was reinstated, allowing him to participate in the Canadian National Championships. Soerensen expressed relief and gratitude for the opportunity to return to the ice, emphasizing his focus on his performance and his love for the sport. He also mentioned the emotional toll the controversy had on him and his partner, Laurence Fournier Beaudry, but highlighted their resilience and commitment to moving forward. The article underscores the support from Skate Canada and the broader figure skating community, as well as the importance of due process in handling such allegations.

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