Juliette Parent

Biography

Date of Birth

2002

Birthplace

Saint-Jacques, Québec

Residence

Saint-Jacques, Québec

Home Club

Club Sportif 777, Joilette

Coach

Rino Langelier

Equipment

Juliette Parent has built a strong career in Canadian racquetball, with eight international appearances at the elite level and her first national title arriving in 2026. Her international highlights include a bronze medal in Women’s Doubles at the 2024 World Championships alongside Frédérique Lambert, silver in Mixed Doubles at the 2024 Pan American Championships with partner Coby Iwaasa — where she also contributed to Canada’s fourth-place finish in the Women’s Team Competition — and bronze in the Women’s Team Competition at the 2025 Pan American Championships. At the national level, Parent has been a fixture on the Women’s Open podium. She medaled in singles at the National Championships in 2023, 2024, and 2025, before winning her first national title with gold in 2026. In doubles, she has reached the podium five times, most recently with silver in 2026. Parent’s foundation in racquetball was built during her junior years. She represented Canada at seven Junior World Championships and reached the podium 12 times at the Junior National level, including seven gold medals. Notably, she won silver in Girls’ 16U Doubles at the 2018 Junior World Championships.

Q&A

Start in Racquetball: When I was young, my father registered my sister and I in racquetball.

Reason for playing: I like the feeling of competition, speed, endurance and self-discipline.

Training habits: It depends on each day. When I’m with my coach Rino, we start by hitting balls and then play games.

Best Racquetball moment: My 2nd place win in doubles at the Junior World Championships in Mexico.

Non Racquetball talents: I am also a good soccer player.

When you are not playing racquetball, you are probably? Studying, training or relaxing at home when I have the time.

What advice do you have for athletes who want to play at your level? Get organized, be patient, set manageable goals and have fun!

Who has been important in your development as an athlete? Having a very good coach, good teammates who are always fun to work with and the support of my family/friends.

Highlights

Bronze
2024 World Championships
Women's Doubles
Bronze
2025 Pan American Championships
Women's Team Competition
Silver
2024 Pan American Championships
Mixed Doubles
Gold
2026 National Championships
Women's Open Singles
Silver
2026 National Championships
Women's Open Doubles
Silver
2025 National Championships
Women's Open Singles
Bronze
2025 National Championships
Women's Open Doubles
Silver
2024 National Championships
Women's Open Singles
Silver
2024 National Championships
Women's Open Doubles
Silver
2023 National Championships
Women's Open Singles
4th
2023 National Championships
Women's Open Doubles
4th
2022 National Championships
Women's Open Singles
4th
2022 National Championships
Women's Open Doubles
4th
2021 National Championships
Women's Open Singles
Silver
2021 National Championships
Women's Open Doubles
Bronze
2019 National Championships
Women's Open Doubles
Silver
2018 Junior World Championships
Girl's 16U Doubles
Gold
2021 Junior National Championships
Girl's 18U Singles
Gold
2019 Junior National Championships
Girl's 16U Singles
Gold
2018 Junior National Championships
Girl's 16U Singles
Silver
2018 Junior National Championships
Girl's 18U Doubles
Gold
2017 Junior National Championships
Girl's 14U Singles
Silver
2017 Junior National Championships
Girl's 18U Doubles
Silver
2016 Junior National Championships
Girl's 14U Singles
Gold
2016 Junior National Championships
Girl's 16U Doubles
Silver
2015 Junior National Championships
Girl's 14U Singles
Gold
2015 Junior National Championships
Girl's 16U Doubles
Gold
2014 Junior National Championships
Girl's 14U Doubles
Bronze
2013 Junior National Championships
Girl's 16U Doubles