Lynn Nightingale: Information from Answers.com

Lynn Nightingale (born August 5, 1956 in Edmonton) was a Canadian figure skater. She is the 1974-1977 Canadian national champion. She represented Canada at the 1976 Winter Olympics, where she placed 9th.

Competitive highlights

1905: Anne Ewan · 1906: Aimee Haycock · 1908: Aimee Haycock · 1910: Iris Mudge · 1911: Lady Evelyn Grey · 1912–13: Eleanor Kingsford · 1914: Muriel Maunsell · 1920–21: Jeanne Chevalier · 1922–23: Dorothy Jenkins · 1924: Constance Wilson-Samuel · 1925–26: Cecil Smith · 1927: Constance Wilson-Samuel · 1928: Margot Barclay · 1929–35: Constance Wilson-Samuel · 1936: Eleanor O'Meara · 1937: Dorothy Caley · 1938: Eleanor O'Meara · 1939: Mary Rose Thacker · 1940: Norah McCarthy · 1941–42: Mary Rose Thacker · 1944–46: Barbara Ann Scott · 1947: Marilyn Ruth Take · 1948: Barbara Ann Scott · 1949–51: Suzanne Morrow · 1952: Marlene Smith · 1953–54: Barbara Gratton · 1955–57: Carole Jane Pachl · 1958–59: Margaret Crosland · 1960–63: Wendy Griner · 1964–66: Petra Burka · 1967: Valerie Jones · 1968: Karen Magnussen · 1969: Linda Carbonetto · 1970–73: Karen Magnussen · 1974–77: Lynn Nightingale · 1978: Heather Kemkaran · 1979: Janet Morrissey · 1980: Heather Kemkaran · 1981: Tracey Wainman · 1982–84: Kay Thomson · 1985: Elizabeth Manley · 1986: Tracey Wainman · 1987–88: Elizabeth Manley · 1989: Karen Preston · 1990: Lisa Sargeant · 1991: Josée Chouinard · 1992: Karen Preston · 1993–94: Josée Chouinard · 1995: Netty Kim · 1996: Jennifer Robinson · 1997: Susan Humphreys · 1998: Angela Derochie · 1999–2003: Jennifer Robinson · 2004: Cynthia Phaneuf · 2005–09: Joannie Rochette

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