Christine Hough

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Christine "Tuffy" Hough (born October 9, 1969 in Renfrew, Ontario) was a Canadian figure skater. She competed in pairs with Doug Ladret, with whom she won the gold medal at the 1988 Canadian Figure Skating Championships. The duo competed in the Winter Olympics twice, in 1988 and again in 1992.

Hough and Ladret appeared as skaters in the movie The Cutting Edge. Hough is married to former Boston Bruins hockey player Don Sweeney.

[edit] Competitive highlights

(with Ladret)

1985

  • Canadian Championships - 3rd

1987

  • Canadian Championships - 3rd
  • World Championships - 8th

1988

  • Canadian Championships - 1st
  • Olympics - 8th
  • World Championships - 9th

1989

  • Canadian Championships - 3rd

1990

  • Canadian Championships - 2nd
  • World Championships - 6th

1991

  • Canadian Championships - 2nd
  • World Championships - 11th

1992

  • Canadian Championships - 2nd
  • Olympics - 9th
  • World Championships - 9th

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Canadian champions in figure skating – Pairs

1905–1906: Katherine Haycock & Ormond Haycock | 1908: Aimee Haycock & Ormond Haycock | 1910–1911: Lady Evelyn Grey & Ormond Haycock | 1912: Eleanor Kingsford & Douglas Nelles | 1913: Muriel Burrows & Gordan McLennan | 1914: Norman Scott & Jean Chevalier | 1920: Alden Godwin / Douglas Nelles | 1921: Beatrice McDougall & Allan Howard | 1922: Alden Godwin & A. G. McLennan | 1923: Marjorie Anable & Duncan Hodgson | 1924: Elizabeth Blair & John Machado | 1925: Gladys Rogers & Melville Rogers | 1926: Constance Wilson-Samuel & Errol Morson | 1927–1928: Marion McDougall & Chauncey Bangs | 1929–1930: Constance Wilson-Samuel & Montgomery Wilson | 1931: Chauncey Bangs & Frances Claudet | 1932–1934: Constance Wilson-Samuel & Montgomery Wilson | 1935: Louise Bertram & Stewart Reburn | 1936–1938: Veronica Clarke & Ralph McCreath | 1939–1940: Norah McCarthy & Ralph McCreath | 1941–1942: Eleanor O'Meara & Ralph McCreath | 1945: Olga Bernyk & Alex Fulton | 1946: Joyce Perkins & Wallace Diestelmeyer | 1947: Suzanne Morrow & Wallace Diestelmeyer | 1948: Suzanne Morrow & Wallace Diestelmeyer | 1949–1950: Marlene Smith & Donald Gilchrist | 1951: Jane Kirby & Donald Tobiny | 1952–1955: Frances Dafoe & Norris Bowden | 1956–1960: Barbara Wagner & Robert Paul | 1961–1962: Maria Jelinek & Otto Jelinek | 1962–1964: Debbi Wilkes & Guy Revell | 1965–1966: Susan Huehnergard & Paul Huehnergard | 1967–1968: Betty McKilligan & John McKilligan | 1969: Anna Forder & Richard Stephens | 1970–1974: Sandra Bezic & Val Bezic | 1975–1976: Candy Jones & Don Fraser | 1977: Cheri Pinner & Dennis Pinner | 1978: Sherri Baier & Robin Cowan | 1979–1983: Barbara Underhill & Paul Martini | 1984: Katherina Matousek & Lloyd Eisler | 1985–1987: Cynthia Coull & Mark Rowsom | 1988: Christine Hough & Doug Ladret | 1989: Isabelle Brasseur & Lloyd Eisler | 1990: Cindy Landry & Lyndon Johnston | 1991–1994: Isabelle Brasseur & Lloyd Eisler | 1995–1996: Michelle Menzies & Jean-Michel Bombardier | 1997: Marie-Claude Savard-Gagnon & Luc Bradet | 1998–1999: Kristy Sargeant & Kris Wirtz | 2000–2002: Jamie Salé & David Pelletier | 2003: Jacinthe Lariviere & Lenny Faustino | 2004–2006: Valérie Marcoux & Craig Buntin | 2007: Jessica Dubé & Bryce Davison | 2008: Anabelle Langlois / Cody Hay
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