Eliot Grondin was just 15 years old when he began competing on the Nor-Am Cup circuit and recorded his first podium finish in February 2017. He is one of the two youngest Canadians to compete at PyeongChang 2018, being only 16 years old.
Dustin Cook stunned the alpine skiing world in February 2015 when he won super-G silver at the world championships in Beaver Creek, Colorado – which happens to be his favourite place to race.
While competing for the University of Vermont, Laurence St-Germain was the runner-up in the slalom at the 2016 NCAA Championships to earn First Team All-American honours.
Although Cendrine Browne was a latecomer to competitive cross-country skiing, she made a quick progression. By her fifth year, she was a member of the national team.
Anne-Marie Comeau came back from two years away from cross-country skiing to qualify for PyeongChang 2018. She had competed at four straight junior world championships from 2012 to 2015 before deciding to step away.
Baptiste Brochu debuted on the World Cup circuit in December 2013, earning his first podium and first win in Veysonnaz, Switzerland in March 2016. His second career podium came with a third-place finish in Bansko, Bulgaria in February 2017.
In 2017, Elizabeth Hosking made her debut at the FIS World Championships at 15-years-old. She came out as the top-ranked Canadian halfpiper, male or female, with her 14th place finish.
Alex Bellemare had his first international breakthrough when he finished second in a World Cup ski slopestyle event at Mammoth Mountain, California in March 2012. After finishing fourth at the 2013 Winter X Games in Aspen, Bellemare stepped onto the podium in 2015, winning the bronze medal.
