Courtney Sarault

Short Track Speed Skating

Career Highlights

2026 Olympic Games 4x Medalist (2x Silver, 2x Bronze)
2025/26 ISU Short Track Crystal Globe Winner
2025 Canadian Short Track Champion
2025 Vice World Champion – 1000m, 1500m
2025 World Champion – Relay
2023 Canadian Short Track Champion
2022 Olympian (1000m, 1500m, 3000m Relay, Mixed Relay)
2022 World Championships Silver Medalist – 3000m relay
2021 World Championships Medalist (Silver, Bronze)
2020 Four Continents Medalist (2 Silver, Bronze)
2018 Speed Skating Canada’s Short Track Rising Star of the Year

Hometown

Moncton, New Brunswick

Social Media Following

Instagram: 87.5K
TikTok: 37.4K

Courtney Sarault’s journey from successful junior skater to one of Canada’s most consistent international competitors in short track speed skating has been one for the record books. A former World Junior vice-champion, Speed Skating Canada Rising Star, and Nathalie Lambert Award winner, she has carried that success into the senior ranks.

During the 2025/26 season, Sarault won the Crystal Globe as the top overall women’s skater on the ISU Short Track World Tour, earning nine individual medals (five gold, three silver, and one bronze) across four tour stops and helping Canada win a second straight Team Crystal Globe. Courtney made history at the 2026 Milano Cortina Olympic Games, where she became the first Canadian short track speed skater to win four medals at a single Olympics, and just the third Canadian athlete to win 4 medals at a single Olympics.