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His best result there was 91st in the Long Distance. After JWOC he raced in O-Ringen and placed 25th in M18B. After coming back from Europe he raced in the 2015 Canadian Orienteering Championships in M20, winning a bronze, silver, and gold. Throughout the fall of 2015 and spring of 2016 he stepped up his training, often driving 5-10 hours to make it to races. In the fall he raced in M21E for the first time at the Kentucky OCIN Games, winning 2 out of the 3 days. In the spring he kicked off his orienteering by flying to Vancouver to participate in the Vancouver Sprint Camp. His next large competition was the Ontario Championships where he raced in M21E against some of Canada's best runners. The final spring race was the West Point A-Meet where he placed 3rd for M20. This summer he stayed in Basel for two weeks to train, also attending the Middle and Long Distance Swiss National Events where he came 24th and 11th, respectively.