The results are in for the Can-Am Crown International Sled Dog Races.

Aroostook County and Western New Brunswick Mushers

Here are the results for teams from Aroostook County, Northern Maine and Western New Brunswick(See below).

Three Races

Three races were run with prizes including a $44,000 purse. Mushers and their dog teams competed in the 2023 Irving Woodlands Can-Am Crown 250, the 2023 Willard Jalbert Jr. Can-Am 100 and the 2023 Pepsi/Native Dog Food Can-Am 30.

Results for Mushers from Aroostook County, Northern Maine & Western New Brunswick

2023 Irving Woodlands Can-Am Crown 250

The results out 15 mushers for Northern Maine and Western New Brunswick:

2023 Willard Jalbert Jr. Can-Am 100

The results out of 20 mushers and three scratch for Northern Maine and Western New Brunswick:

2023 Pepsi/Native Dog Food Can-Am 30

The results out of 20 mushers and one scratch for Northern Maine and Western New Brunswick:

  • Stephanie Roy from Sainte-Anne-de-Madawaska, New Brunswick - 2nd place
  • Wyatt Marquis from Fort Kent, ME - 5th place
  • Lea Allen from Lower Kintore, New Brunswick - 6th place
  • Chantelle Babin from Caribou, ME - 9th place
  • Piper Ashley from Fort Kent, ME - 11th place
  • Steve Babin from Caribou, ME - 15th place
  • Julia Klaucke from Medford, ME - 18th place
  • Click here to see all the 30 results

Congratulations to All the Teams

Congratulations to all the teams for competing. A lot of hard work goes into preparing for the event and finishing. Maine and New Brunswick are proud of all the mushers and their dogs. Good Luck next year.

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More Information

Learn more about the history of the Can-Am Crown International Sled Dog Races on their homepage.

2022 Can-Am Sled Dog Races

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