Nicole Watt

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Watt competes in 2002.

Nicole Watt was born in Melfort, Saskatchewan on April 28, 1985. She has been battling Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis, a serious and painful disease which affects her joints and can limit her mobility, and yet still placed 2nd in the Canadian Senior Women's Figure Skating Championship in 2002 and third in the senior ladies short program at The Canadian Figure Skating Championships in January, 2000. Nicole became the youngest spokeperson for the Arthritis Society.

Past Records
1997-1998	4th in Juvenile Pairs in Tomorrow’s Champions
1998-1999	1st in Juvenile Pairs at the Sectionals
1998-1999	1st in Pre-Novice at the Canadian Games
1998-1999	1st in Pre-Novice at the Sectionals
1999-2000	1st in Senior at Saskatchewan Skate
1999-2000	1st in Senior at Sectionals
1999-2000	1st in Senior at the Western Divisionals
1999-2000	4th in Senior at the Canadian
2000-2001	1st in Senior at the Seattle Ice Fest
2000-2001	1st in Senior at the Sectionals
2000-2001	2nd in Senior at the Canadians
2001-2002	4th in Senior at the Canadians

Nicole is currently living in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan and is going to the University of Saskatchewan for a degree in Medicine. She is currently planning to stay in Saskatchewan.