14 Facts About Kirsten Moore-Towers

Kirsten Moore-Towers was born on July 1,1992 and is a Canadian retired competitive pair skater who competed internationally at the senior level for thirteen seasons from 2009 to 2022.

Kirsten Moore-Towers first achieved distinction partnered with Dylan Moscovitch, winning the 2011 Canadian national title.

Kirsten Moore-Towers was born on July 1,1992, in St Catharines, Ontario, Canada.

Kirsten Moore-Towers is the daughter of a steel company employee and a Finance Manager and has a sister, Katie, who is eight years younger.

Kirsten Moore-Towers is an advocate for eating disorders prevention and recovery in sport and has spoken publicly about her experiences in this area.

Kirsten Moore-Towers began dating fellow Canadian figure skater Liam Firus in 2015.

Kirsten Moore-Towers was introduced to skating at age two and a half by her mother.

Kirsten Moore-Towers began pair skating around April 2008, teaming up with Andrew Evans.

In February 2009, Kirsten Moore-Towers teamed up with Dylan Moscovitch, who had trained at the same rink for several years.

Kirsten Moore-Towers fell on their three-jump combination, and both fell while exiting a lift, resulting in three fall deductions accrued during the free skate.

Kirsten Moore-Towers sustained a concussion during training in Montreal on August 3,2016; as the pair practiced a jump combination, she fell in Marinaro's path, and he collided with her head.

Kirsten Moore-Towers admitted in interviews that this additional pressure was a challenge during the summer months of preparation and that in addition they could not train jumps or throws for much of that time due to her ankle recuperation.

Kirsten Moore-Towers described it as "a little bit bittersweet" but that they were happy at the progress they had made.

Kirsten Moore-Towers singled the beginning of her planned three-jump combination in the free skate as well, but the two skated cleanly otherwise and won the free skate and their second national title.