One of the three female athletes nominated to the Sochi 2014 Canadian Olympic Alpine Skiing team. ‘Britt’ had a breakthrough 2012-13 season as she recorded six top-30 World Cup finishes, including her first career top-10.
The first Canadian woman to ever win Olympic gold on home soil also enjoys playing Scrabble as well as mountain biking, surfing and hiking.
One of the most naturally-gifted skiers on the team, Hudec has a unique personal story that begins with his family fleeing their Czech homeland in a boat when he was a young child.
Cross Country Canada announced today the men and women officially nominated onto the Sochi 2014 Canadian Olympic Cross Country Skiing Team.
Canada’s Dominique Maltais is now four-for-four in World Cup podium finishes this season after a silver medal performance Sunday’s snowboard cross race in Andorra.
Erik Guay, of Mont-Tremblant, Que. is the most decorated Canadian alpine World Cup skier ever.
Recently announced to the Canadian Olympic team, learn a bit more about “Manny”
The Canadian flag waved high atop the mountains of Utah as our mogul athletes took all three spots on the Men’s side and two out of the three spots on the Women’s side.
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The Canadian Olympic Committee welcomes Snow Sports Canada athletes Erik Guay, Manuel Osborne-Paradis and Jan Hudec onto the Canadian Olympic Team, as they head to Sochi poised to end a 20-year medal drought for Canada on Olympic soil.
A determined group of eight Canadian biathletes will head to Sochi poised to capture the world’s attention and climb onto the podium at the 2014 Olympic Winter Games.