Ice-Dance Figure Skater

Zachary and his partner Marjorie Lajoie have been skating together since 2011. They are part of the Quebec team and recognized by Patinage Québec. as Elite ice-dance figure skaters.
Zachary skates in Montreal at "Centre Élite Gadbois" ice-dance School with Marie-France Dubreuil, Patrice Lauzon, Romain Haguenauer and Pascal Denis. The Centre Élite Gadbois professors team also includes ballroom professor Ginette Cournoyer and dance professor Samul Chouinard. Additionnaly, Zachary takes ballet class with Vladimir Chernyshov and with Eva Airapetian, who graduated from the Bolchoi ballet Academia, in Moscow.
In the past, Zachary and Marjorie trained at LMK International School with Julien Lalonde.

2018/2019

  Gold Medal, Bavarian cup 2019, Oberstdorf, Germany
  Gold Medal & Canadian Record, 2019 Canadian National Championships
  4th place, Final Junior Grand Prix ISU 2018, Vancouver, Canada
  Gold Medal, Junior Grand Prix ISU, Richmond, Canada
  Silver Medal, Junior Grand Prix ISU, Linz, Austria
  Gold Medal, 2018 Quebec Summer Championships, Quebec, Canada

2017/2018

  4th place, Junior World ISU, Sofia, Bulgaria
  Gold Medal & Canadian Record, 2018 Canadian National Championships
  6th place, Final Junior Grand Prix ISU, Nagoya, Japan
  Gold Medal, Junior Grand Prix ISU, Zagreb, Croatia
  Silver Medal, Junior Grand Prix ISU, Brisbane, Australia
  Gold Medal, 2017 Quebec Summer Championships, Quebec, Canada

2016/2017

  6th place, Junior World ISU, Taipe, Chineese Taipe
  Silver Medal, Bavarian Open, Oberstdorf, Germany
  Gold Medal, Canadian National Championships
  Gold Medal & Canadian Record, 2017 Skate Canada Challenge
  Gold Medal, Quebec Sectionals
  4th place, Junior Grand Prix ISU, Dresden, Germany
  4th place, Junior Grand Prix ISU, Yokohama, Japan

2015/2016

 13th place, Junior World ISU, Debrecen, Hungary
 Olympic Bronze Medalist, YOG 2016, Lillehammer, Norway
 7th place, Junior Grand Prix ISU, Logrono, Spain
  Quebec Champion, Canadian Vice Champion

2013/2015

 Gold Medal, Canada Games 2015, Prince Georges, BC
 Quebec and Canadian Champions, Novice
 Quebec and Canadian Champions, Pre-Novice