Twenty Canadian athletes took on the world in Aruba from October 23 to 25 at the 2026 iF3 Masters World Championships, and they came home with six medals: one gold, four silver and one bronze. Fourteen of the twenty finished in the top ten of their division, in a field of 248 athletes from 25 nations. Only Sweden won more medals, and Canada's six podiums matched the United States and Brazil.
A Canadian one-two
The biggest moment came in Women 35-39, where Emilie Moreau (ChaosFit) is the 2026 iF3 Masters World Champion and Dara Mikituk (Optimum Performance Training) took silver right behind her. Emilie won on consistency, finishing in the top three in each of the last three tests to edge past the field. Dara won the Bodyweight test outright and was third in Endurance.
Silver
- Julia Bayne (6S Fitness), Women 30-34: second in both the Endurance and Power tests.
- Sherry Stevenson (CrossFit Lake Hound), Women 50-54: won both the Strength and Skill tests, and was second in Power.
- Romeo Cuter, Men 55-59: second in the Strength, Skill and Mixed tests.
Bronze
- Michael Laverriere (Gym Le Quartier), Men 40-44: top four in four of the six tests, in a field of 24.
Test wins
Canadians won seven individual tests across the weekend:
- Linda Wilson won Strength in Women 60-64, and was second in Bodyweight and Skill on her way to fourth overall.
- Serge Tremblay won Strength in Men 55-59.
- Guillaume Côté won Endurance in Men 45-49, the biggest division of the championships (28 athletes).
- Katie Nadorozny won Skill in Women 40-44.
- Sherry Stevenson won Strength and Skill, and Dara Mikituk won Bodyweight.
Every Canadian result
- Women 30-34: Julia Bayne (6S Fitness), 2nd of 14 🥈
- Women 30-34: Kat Elvidge (Optimum Performance Training), 6th of 14
- Women 35-39: Emilie Moreau (ChaosFit), 1st of 16 🥇
- Women 35-39: Dara Mikituk (Optimum Performance Training), 2nd of 16 🥈
- Women 40-44: Katie Nadorozny (Raincity Athletics), 9th of 17
- Women 40-44: Marie-Anne Roy Perron (CF De La lièvre), 16th of 17
- Women 45-49: Megan Pellizzari (CrossFit Black Shamrock), 10th of 21
- Women 45-49: Caroline Mundell (Function Health Club), 14th of 21
- Women 50-54: Sherry Stevenson (CrossFit Lake Hound), 2nd of 15 🥈
- Women 50-54: Jenny van Yperen (GRITT Athletics), 9th of 15
- Women 60-64: Linda Wilson, 4th of 6
- Men 30-34: Matt Frank (CrossFit Three Bears), 12th of 13
- Men 35-39: Jimmy Marquis (Crossfit Rive-Sud), 9th of 22
- Men 40-44: Michael Laverriere (Gym Le Quartier), 3rd of 24 🥉
- Men 40-44: Mark Corbishley (RISE FITNESS COLLECTIVE), 12th of 24
- Men 45-49: Guillaume Côté (VP GYM), 15th of 28
- Men 50-54: Zane Pfrimmer (Function Health Club), 15th of 21
- Men 55-59: Romeo Cuter, 2nd of 15 🥈
- Men 55-59: Serge Tremblay (Gym L'Escadron), 6th of 15
- Men 60-64: Joel Miller (NXT Generation Athletic Center), 7th of 11
Congratulations to every athlete who represented Canada, and thank you to the families, coaches and gyms who got them to the start line. Full results are on the Circle21 leaderboard.