“Hello my name is…” is a series dedicated to learning more about some of Canada’s top winter athletes ahead of PyeongChang 2018.
Get to know more about Canada’s innovative snowboarding prodigy.
Mark McMorris
Check out all of the athletes headed to PyeongChang 2018, in our Team Canada roster.
With its flatlands, Saskatchewan may be an unlikely province to produce a snowboard prodigy, but Regina’s Mark McMorris is proof…
Max Parrot is a three-time Olympic medallist. He won two of those medals at Beijing 2022, less than three years…
Tyler Nicholson joined the national snowboard team for the 2013-14 season and just missed qualifying for Sochi 2014. In January…
There are five categories of Olympic snowboard events, each featuring athletes riding similar shaped boards. But while some of these…
Short track speed skating takes place on a 111.12m oval which is marked on an international-sized ice rink. The smaller…
Bobsleds are built to hold one, two or four athletes. Beginning with a running start, teams push their sleds approximately…
