Blake Enzie

Blake got interested in skeleton when his class took a field trip to WinSport Canada Olympic Park. The school group was asked to participate in a scavenger hunt which led them on an exploration around the Olympic Track. Blake immediately thought how fun it would be to go down the track and he wanted to give it a try.

Later that spring in 2015, Blake reached out to the Alberta Skeleton Association, and participated in his first recruitment camp. Blake officially joined the sport that summer when he started pushing sleds in the Ice House at the age of 13. After a couple of months learning the art of the push, Blake signed up for a driving school with Alberta Skeleton Association in October 2015. Blake has been hooked ever since.

Over the next three years, Blake gained valuable experiences, taking hundreds of runs. After competing for three years, he began racing North America’s Cup races in Calgary. The following year Blake got to race on multiple tracks across North America – Park City, Lake Placid and Calgary. He represented Canada at his first Junior World Championships in Konigsee, Germany in 2019. He was back representing Canada at the Junior World Champs again in 2020 where he finished 17th in Winterberg, Germany.

Blake took a giant step forward in his development in the 2021-22 season where he made his first start on the World Cup and earned a spot on Team Canada at the 2022 Olympic Winter Games.

Before he discovered his passion for skeleton, Blake played hockey for eight years, and was a speed skater for three years. He graduated in 2019 from Notre Dame High School.

Outside of competitive sport, he enjoys golf, is an avid skier and a big fan of the outdoors. He enjoys cross-training with spikeball and table tennis.

Career Highlights

	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Other
2023 - World Championships, St. Moritz, SUI				6th (Skeleton Mixed Team Competition) 23rd (Men's Competition)
2021 - North American Cup, Park City, USA				5th 7th
2021 - North American Cup, Lake Placid, USA				4th 8th
2020 – Junior World Championships, Winterberg, GER				17th
2020 – Intercontinental Cup, Lake Placid, USA				16th 15th
2019 – Intercontinental Cup, Konigssee, GER				16th
2019 – Intercontinental Cup, Winterberg, GER				20th
2019 – Intercontinental Cup, Sochi, RUS				18th 19th
2019 – North America’s Cup, Calgary, CAN				7th 8th
2018/2019 Overall North America’s Cup
2019 – Junior World Championships, Konigssee, GER				19th
2018 – North America’s Cup, Park City, USA				7th 7th
2018 – North America’s Cup, Lake Placid, USA				4th
2017 – North America’s Cup, Calgary, CAN				20th

Olympic Winter Games Results

World Championship Results

Junior World Championships

World Cup Results

Intercontinental Cup Results