Tuesday, January 28, 2025

2025 Yukon Quest (Canada) musher roster


As said previously, we still have two Yukon Quests. Gone are the days of one, thousand mile race across a border traveling historic trail. Now there are two truncated Quests. Sure, it means we get more races - but to make things more "fun" the "new" races continueally take place on the same weekend. So here we are. Try not to get the two confused when watching trackers!

Like the Alaskan version, there are different mileages being raced. For the Canadian Yukon Quest there are two races a 450 and a 175. The 450 has a healthy number of ten teams, and the 175 currently shows eight are signed up. Registration is closed so the rosters are most likely set unless more teams drop out.

As with all of the musher rosters, this post will be updated with any changes and with bib numbers once those are announced on Thursday. For now they're in alphabetical order.

450 Mile

BibMusherKennelLinkLinkLink
1Erik OlineThe J TeamWebsiteFacebookInstagram
2Michelle PhillipsTagish Lake KennelWebsiteFacebookInstagram
3Jessie RoyerThe J TeamWebsiteFacebookInstagram
4Benjamin Pier Boucher SimardTagish Lake/Growlers KennelsWebsiteFacebookInstagram
5Connor McMahonFeral RacingWebsiteFacebookInstagram
6Jesse TerryOn the Land Sled DogsFacebookInstagram
7Mille PorsildMille & CoWebsiteFacebookInstagram
8Michael BurtnickKeystone Sled DogsWebsiteFacebookInstagram
9Anna HennesseyShameless HuskiesWebsiteFacebookInstagram

175 Mile

BibMusherKennelLinkLinkLink
1Nathaniel HamlynStep Up KennelWebsiteFacebookInstagram
2Johnny KoeKeystone Sled DogsWebsiteFacebookInstagram
3Alexander PaiDew Claw KennelFacebookInstagram
4Misha WiljesWW KennelWebsiteFacebook
5Jill JohnsonNoneRace Bio
6Mary EnglandOn the Land Sled DogsFacebookInstagram
7Miriam OsredkarMille & CoWebsiteFacebookInstagram
Rosters as of January 31, 2025 at 4:00pm AKST.

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