{{Infobox Patineur,euse artistique
|nom=Cynthia Phaneuf
|image=Cynthia Phaneuf.jpg
|tailleimage= <!-- si plus petit que 200px -->
|titre_image =Cynthia Phaneuf aux Quatre Continents de 2004.
|nom_complet=
|nationalité=
|date_de_naissance=16 janvier 1988
|ville=Contrecœur
|pays=Québec
|taille=160cm
|poids=
|surnom=
|club_actuel=CPA Sorel
|club_junior=
|partenaire=
|entraineur=Annie Barabé <br />Sophie Richard
|chorégraphe=David Wilson
|retiré(e)=
|score total=159.66
|total compétition=Skate Canada 2004
|score prog. court=57.76
|prog. court compétition=Skate Canada 2004
|score prog. libre=101.90
|prog. libre compétition=Skate Canada 2004
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}}

'''Cynthia Phaneuf''' (née le Contrecœur) est une patineuse artistique québécoise (Yvan-Cournoyer à David Wilson, son chorégraphe depuis ses tout-débuts en compétition.

Cynthia Phaneuf n'a pas patiné durant la saison 2005/2006, empêchée par diverses blessures. Elle a dû déclarer forfait aux championnats du Canada et n'a pas pu participer aux Jeux Olympiques de Turin. Elle a fait un retour à la compétition aux Championnats du Canada 2007, où elle a terminée quatrième. Avec ce classement, elle a de nouveau une place dans l'équipe nationale canadienne.

==Résultats==
===2007===
*Championnats canadiens = 4

===2005===
*Championnats du monde, Moscow = 20
*Championnats canadiens, London, Ontario= 2
*Finale du Grand Prix ISU, Beijing, Chine = 6
*Skate Canada International = 1
*Skate America = 2

===2004===
*Championnats du monde junior = 10
*Championnats des 4 Continents, Hamilton, Ontario = 2
*Championnats canadiens = 1
*Grand Prix junior ISU, Ōsaka, Japon = 5
*Grand Prix junior ISU, Sofia, Bulgarie = 3

===2003===
*Championnats canadiens = 7
*Grand Prix junior ISU, Chemnitz, Allemagne = 6
*Grand Prix junior ISU, Montréal, Canada = 3

{{Infobox Figure skater
|title= Cynthia Phaneuf
|image=thumb|center
|caption=Cynthia Phaneuf at the 2004 Four Continents Championships
|country= 
|dateofbirth= 
|residence= 
|height= 160 cm
|coach= Annie Barabe, Sophie Richard, Y. Desjardins
|formercoach=
|choreographer= David Wilson
|formerchoreographer=
|skating club= CPA Sorel
|retired= 
|combined total= 159.66
|combined date= 2004 Skate Canada
|SP score= 57.76
|SP date= 2004 Skate Canada
|FS score= 102.04
|FS date= 2008 Four Continents
}}
'''Cynthia Phaneuf''' (born on Canadian figure skater. She is the 2004 Canadian national champion.

==Biography==
Phaneuf is coached by Annie Barabé and Sophie Richard, and her programs are choreographed by David Wilson. In domestic Canadian competitions, she represents CPA Sorel.

Considered a threat to qualify for the 2006 Canadian Olympic team due to her two previous National medals, Phaneuf was forced to withdraw from the 2006 Canadian National Championships (the Olympic qualifying competition) due to an injury to her right knee. This was following a stress fracture to her right ankle that prevented her from competing in fall competitions. In 2007, she succeeded in earning a spot on the Canadian ladies' team by finishing fourth in that year's national championships.

In 2008, she continued her comeback with a third place showing in the national championships, and a 7th place at the Four Continents Competition.

==Competitive highlights==
{| class="wikitable"
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!Event/Season
!2000-2001
!2001-2002
!2002-2003
!2003-2004
!2004-2005
!2006-2007
! 2007-2008
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|World Championships 
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| align="center"  | 
| align="center"  | 
| align="center"  | 
| align="center"  | 20th
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|Four Continents Championships
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| align="center"  | 
| align="center"  | 
| align="center" bgcolor="silver" | 2nd
| align="center"  | 
| align="center"  | 15th
| align="center" | 7th
|-
|World Junior Championships
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| align="center"  | 
| align="center"  | 
| align="center"  | 10th
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|Canadian Championships
| align="center"  | 6th N.
| align="center" bgcolor="silver" | 2nd J.
| align="center"  | 7th
| align="center" bgcolor="gold"   | 1st
| align="center" bgcolor="silver" | 2nd
| align="center"  | 4th
| align="center" bgcolor="#cc9966" | 3rd
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|Grand Prix Final
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| align="center"  | 
| align="center"  | 
| align="center"  | 6th
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|Skate America
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| align="center"  | 
| align="center"  | 
| align="center"  | 
| align="center" bgcolor="silver" | 2nd
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|Skate Canada Int.
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| align="center"  | 
| align="center"  | 
| align="center" bgcolor="gold"   | 1st
| align="center"  | 
| align="center"  | 10th
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|Nebelhorn Trophy
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| align="center"  | 
| align="center"  | 4th
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|Junior Grand Prix Final
| align="center"  | 
| align="center"  | 7th
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|Junior Grand Prix, Japan
| align="center"  | 
| align="center"  | 5th
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| align="center"  | 5th
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|Junior Grand Prix, Bulgaria
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| align="center"  | 
| align="center"  | 
| align="center" bgcolor="cc9966" | 3rd
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|Junior Grand Prix, Canada
| align="center"  | 
| align="center"  | 
| align="center" bgcolor="cc9966" | 3rd
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|Junior Grand Prix, Germany
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| align="center"  | 
| align="center"  | 6th
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|Junior Grand Prix, Netherlands
| align="center"  | 
| align="center" bgcolor="gold"   | 1st
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| Mladost Trophy
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| align="center" bgcolor="gold"   | 1st J.
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|}
* N = Novice level; J = Junior level
* Phaneuf missed the 2005-2006 season due to injury.