COACHES
Marilyn Langlois
Head coach - Junior and Senior
Marilyn Langlois is the only synchronized skating coach in the world to be NCCP Level 5 certified in Canada. She is a graduate and scholarship holder of the Institut National du Sport in Advanced Coaching.
She led Les Suprêmes Junior to a world championship title in 2024 and 2016, a bronze medal in 2015 and 2012, and silver in 2014, as well as several national and international podiums. She led Les Suprêmes Senior to 3 consecutive world champsionship titles, as well as several national and international podiums.
As a skater, Marilyn was excellent in the singles discipline for several years before joining Les Suprêmes Senior team in 2000. She skated there for 7 seasons and was captain from 2004 to 2008. During her time with the Senior Team she won the bronze medal at the ISU World Championships in 2003.
In addition to her role with Les Suprêmes, she was also the synchro designer for Cirque du Soleil’s first show, Crystal, and she works as an international choreographer (Australia, Japan, France, Germany and USA).
Parallel to her skating career, Marilyn is a graduate of Rosemont College in Respiratory Therapy. She also worked in the operating room as a respiratory therapist for a few years.
Pascal Denis
Coach - Junior & Senior
Coaching for over 27 years and internationally in dance and synchronized skating since 2006.
He led Les Suprêmes Junior to a world championship title in 2024 and 2016, a bronze medal in 2015 and 2012, and silver in 2014, as well as several national and international podiums. He led Les Suprêmes Senior to 3 consecutive world champsionship titles, as well as several national and international podiums.
He works in ice dance with several world and Olympic champions, world medalists and national champions from several countries (Canada, USA, France, Great Britain, China, Japan, South Korea, Australia, Spain, Armenia, Denmark, Lithuania etc.).
Choreographer and skating quality expert for several international skaters and world medalists in singles and pairs.
In synchronized skating, he has been working on the general development and choreography of the Zagreb Snowflakes teams in Croatia for the past 3 years as well as several other teams at seminars.
As a skater he has had a career of over 20 years in ice dance with 13 years at international level including 10 years on the Canadian National Team. National and international medalist in all categories.
Amélie Brochu
Coach - Senior
An NCCP provincial level coach, Amélie has been coaching at Les Suprêmes since 2007. She has coached our teams from Novice to Senior level.
She was part of the coaching staff that led the junior team to a world championship title in 2024 and 2016, a bronze medal in 2015 and 2012 and a silver in 2014, as well as several national and international podium finishes. She was also part of the coaching staff that led the senior team to three consecutive world championship titles. Today, she focuses mainly on the Senior team.
She started skating at the age of 9 and discovered synchronized skating at the age of 11. During her high school years, she was in a sport-études program where she practiced free style hence practicing both disciplines for several years before focusing solely on her greatest passion which is synchronized skating.
She joined the great Les Suprêmes family in 2000 and skated for 7 years at the Senior level. She has had the opportunity to represent Canada at several international competitions and participate in 6 World Championships. The year 2003 remains a memorable year for her because she realized one of her greatest dreams which is winning a bronze medal at the World championships in her own country.
Parallel to her skating career, she obtained her Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, specializing in Operations and Production Management at HEC Montréal.
Laurie Désilets
COACH - STAR 3, STAR 4, JUVENILE & JUNIOR
Laurie began her coaching career in 2016. In recent years, she has focused more on improving skating skills, including giving private lessons and working with the various Suprêmes teams. It was during the 2019-2020 season that she made her debut as a synchronized skating coach with Les Suprêmes Pré-Juvenile (now STAR 3/4). That same year, the team won the bronze medal at the Regional Championships held in Sherbrooke. Today, Laurie is the coach of the Star 3, Star 4, Juvenile and Junior.
Laurie competed 18 seasons with Les Suprêmes, including 12 with the Senior team and 11 as captain. She realized her dream of being world champion in 2022 during the historic victory of the Senior team. In 2016, 2020 and 2022, Les Suprêmes Senior won the Canadian Championships.
Originally from Trois-Rivières, Laurie has been skating since the age of 6. She discovered synchronized skating with Les Magistralles de Trois-Rivières. In 2005, she made the jump to the greater Montreal area to join the Suprêmes family in the Novice category. At the same time, Laurie continued her career in freestyle and performed very well at the provincial level.
Alongside her career as a skater and coach, Laurie brilliantly completed her Bachelor’s degree in Operations Management at the UQÀM School of Management Sciences in 2018. In 2017, she started working at Bell Helicopter in Mirabel as an intern. She still works there today, now as a Supply Chain Professional.
Claudia Sforzin
Coach - Novice
An NCCP provincial coach, Claudia has been an assistant coach with the Novice team since 2017.
Claudia skated with Les Suprêmes her entire career, 18 years. She started in our Pre-Juvenile team and made her way up to the Senior team. She was also captain for several years. She participated in several international competitions and world championships for the last 8 years before retiring from skating. She won a bronze medal with Les Suprêmes Junior at the 2012 JWCC. She was on the Senior team when they won the Canadian Championships in 2016.
Parallel to her skating career, Claudia successfully completed a Bachelor of Education with a specialization in teaching English as a Second Language. She currently holds a position as an English teacher in a French high school.
Geneviève Rougeau
coach - NOVICE
A national level NCPP coach, Geneviève joined the Suprêmes coaching team in 2019. She is now the coach of the Novice team.
Geneviève actively participated in the creation of the team in its first year of existence in 2015-2016 under the initiative of Pascal Denis. She began figure skating at the age of three. She had the chance to be coached by the renowned coach Manon Perron while practicing freestyle as a discipline.
She discovered synchronized skating at the age of 19 when she was a member of the McGill University figure skating team during her studies. It was during the last year of her bachelor’s degree in dietetics that she auditioned for Les Suprêmes Senior, a team she was part of in 2013-2014, 2014-2015, and 2016-2017. Parallel to her skating career with the senior team, Geneviève earned a Master’s degree in nutrition from McGill University.
Min Thu Tina Nguyen
coach - open
Minh-Thu is a NCPP National Level Coach and has served as an assistant for many of the teams at Les Suprêmes both on and off the ice. She now coaches the Open team since 2020.
Minh-Thu skated with Les Suprêmes for 13 years, 5 of which were on the Senior team. During her time on Les Suprêmes she won 4 gold medals at the Canadian Championships and competed 5 times at the ISU World Championships.
In addition to her skating and coaching career, she has also successfully completed a Bachelor’s degree in Sport Science and a DEC in Respiratory Therapy. In parallel to her coaching role, she works full time at the hospital as a respiratory therapist.
Peter Gerome
coach - open
A regional NCCP coach, Peter has been the coach of the Open team since 2023.
Peter began his figure skating career in France at the age of 9. In 2012, he began synchronized skating. A few years later, in 2018, he moved to Canada to join Les Suprêmes Senior. He won gold at the 2020 Canadian Championships with the team and has competed internationally, winning a few medals.
In addition to his skating and coaching career, Peter earned his Bachelor’s degree in Biology and Geosciences as well as two certificates in Ecology and Environmental Science. He is currently an assistant technician in a hospital laboratory performing pathology services.
Olivia Sena
Coach - star 3, star 4 & juvenile
Coach since 2012 and NCCP National Level, she teaches all disciplines, free skate, dance, skating skills and synchronized skating. In 2018, she was appointed as a mentor coach for her club in the development program.
Over the course of her coaching career, many of her skaters in the free skate have achieved excellent results at the provincial level. Olivia led Team Les Suprêmes Pre-Juvenile to a bronze medal at the Regional Championships in Sherbrooke and she also succeeded to stand on the podium two more times that season. Today, she is the head coach of Les Suprêmes STAR 3, STAR 4 and Juvenile.
Olivia started figure skating at the age of 5. In 2002, she joined the Les Suprêmes Pré-Juvénile team. She has had an excellent career as a freestyle competitor for over 10 years. Olivia returned to Les Suprêmes to be part of the Senior team from 2013 until 2016. In the 2015-2016 season, the Senior Team won the title of Canadian Champion, as well as a 5thplace at the World Synchronized Skating Championship in Budapest, Hungary.
Parallel to her coaching career, Olivia completed a Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) in 2020 at UQÀM’s École des Sciences de la Gestion. She also recently completed studies at The Harvard Business School.