Premier Tech athletes
Britanie Cauchon
cyclist
Britanie Cauchon
cyclist
Emmanuelle Moreau
cross-country skier
Emmanuelle Moreau
cross-country skier
Félix-Olivier Moreau
cross-country skier
Félix-Olivier Moreau
cross-country skier
Benjamin Ouellet
para athletics
Benjamin Ouellet
para athletics
Charles Philibert-Thiboutot
athletics
Charles Philibert-Thiboutot
athletics
Raphaëlle Tremblay
swimmer
Raphaëlle Tremblay
swimmer
Britanie Cauchon, cyclist
The Saint-Alexandre-de-Kamouraska athlete is part of the Club cycliste Espoirs Premier Tech. She stands out in time trial events.
“Premier Tech’s support is very important in my cycling career. Thanks to this support, I’ve had some great opportunities like meeting the members of the Israel—Premier Tech cycling team.”
Quebec ChampionshipsIn 2020, at 16 years old, Britanie is one of the youngest cyclists to take part in the Québec Road Cycling Championships — Elite. She reaches the podium twice, ahead of more experienced runners.
Sport-études scholarship Although 2021 was a tough year due to major injuries, she never stops pushing herself. The student-athlete in social sciences at the Cégep of Rivière-du-Loup received the sport-études scholarship for the quality of her academic performance.
A promising futureBack on her bike since the spring of 2022, Britanie is more determined than ever to reach the highest summits of her sports.
Emmanuelle Moreau, cross-country skier
The Saint-Ferréol-les-Neiges athlete joins the Club Nordique of Mont Saint-Anne around the age of 10. She stands out in free skating events, also called skate skiing.
“I am thrilled to be a part of the Premier Tech Team and to be supported by a company that encourages sports on many levels.”
The World Junior Championships in her sightsIn 2019, at 12 years old, Emmanuelle wins gold at her first Jeux du Québec. The following year, she entered the ski-études program, which allowed her to focus more on her sport. In 2022, she won two gold metals in the Eastern Canadian Championships. She now aspires to be selected for the World Junior Championships.
A family passionHer older brother, cross-country skier Félix-Olivier Moreau, is also part of the Premier Tech athletes and, her younger brother, Zachari Moreau, is a member of the Premier Tech Espoirs cycling team.
Félix-Olivier Moreau, cross-country skier
The athlete from Saint-Férréol-les-Neiges practices cross-country skiing at the Pierre Harvey National Training Centre. He stands out in 10k classic style events.
“I am convinced that the support of Premier Tech will help me reach my full potential. I am proud to be endorsed by a Québec international company involved in high-level sport.”
The Jeux du QuébecWhen he enters high school, Félix-Olivier joins the ski-études program, allowing him to compete at a regional level. In 2018, when he is just 16, he becomes the most decorated athlete ever at the Jeux du Québec, with 22 medals in cross-country skiing and cycling.
The Olympic dreamSelected twice for the World Championships (2021 and 2022), he is now looking to be a part of the 2026 Canadian Olympic team in Cortina, Italy.
A family passionHis sister, cross-country skier Emmanuelle Moreau, is also a Premier Tech athlete and his brother, Zachari Moreau, is part of the Premier Tech Espoirs cycling team.
Benjamin Ouellet, para athletics
The Saint-Pascal-de-Kamouraska athlete trains with the Université Laval athletics club (CAUL). His specialty is the 1 500 m.
If athletics is often considered an individual sport, it is a team effort for Benjamin because he competes with a guide. Teamwork is a major part of his success and he is “proud to collaborate with a company that also shares this value.”
Holder of several recordsHe joins the Rivière-du-Loup Filoup athletics club at the age of twelve, allowing him to develop his full potential in this field for over ten years. He holds many Québec records and, in 2018, he is considered the best blind athlete in the world in the under-19 category.
The Paralympic Games in his sightsConvinced that the best years of his career are ahead of him, Benjamin aims to participate in the Los Angeles Paralympic Games in 2028.
Charles Philibert-Thiboutot, athletics
The Québec City athlete is a member of the national athletics team. His specialty is the 1,500 m.
“At a time when injuries were keeping me from training and competing, Premier Tech’s support literally saved my career by allowing me to focus on rehabilitation and long-term goals. Since then, I am back to my career’s best and Premier Tech’s help allows me to focus on what is really necessary to pursue an Olympic medal.”
The Rouge et Or yearsDuring his administration and public relations studies at Université Laval, Charles joins the Rouge et Or track and field and cross-country team. He is named athlete of the year — all sports included — two years in a row.
The Olympic dreamIn 2016, he takes part in the 1500m semifinals at the Rio Olympic Games. In 2022, ten months after missing by two seconds the Olympic standard to participate in the Tokyo Games, he sets a new Canadian 5 km record at the Boston Marathon. Confident for the rest of his career, Charles aims to improve his world ranking in the 1500m and 5000m.
Raphaëlle Tremblay, swimmer
The Premier Tech athlete and team member started competing with the Club de natation Les Loups-Marins at the age of 7. Her specialty is the 200m medley.
“I feel privileged to be supported by Premier Tech in the practice of my sport. Being from Rivière-du-Loup, I’ve known this company since I was little. I remember celebrating the 90 years of Premier Tech when I was a child with my parents, both team members at the time.”
A family passion Raphaëlle shares her passion for swimming with several members of her family. Her uncle, Paul Naisby, represented Great Britain twice at the Olympic Games. At only 14, it’s Raphaëlle’s turn to qualify for the Olympic tryouts.
Regional recordsThe athlete shines in the 15–17 category at the 2022 provincial ARENA championships where she beats two regional records — one in the 100m freestyle and one in the 200m medley.
Canadian University ChampionshipsRaphaëlle, who is interested in law, psychology and administration, plans to pursue her studies at university while winning a medal at the Canadian University Championships.
