Meet the Special Olympics BC 2024 alpine skiing team

February 06, 2024
    SO Team BC 2024 alpine skiing Coat of Arms

    The alpine skiing team of the Special Olympics Team BC 2024 Training Squad is ready to hit the slopes in Calgary! Nine athletes are poised to achieve personal bests and pursue medal finishes, while proudly representing their hometown communities of SOBC – Coquitlam, Delta, Kimberley/Cranbrook, Langley, Nanaimo, Revelstoke, Ridge Meadows, and Vancouver.

    Athletes have been receiving the expert training and advice of four talented coaches from Coquitlam, Kimberley/Cranbrook, and Revelstoke. The team also had the unique opportunity to refine their skills at an indoor skiing facility!

    With the Special Olympics Canada Winter Games Calgary 2024 kicking off in less than one month, the team is confident and ready to showcase their amazing abilities.

    “I am looking forward to seeing the athletes’ outcomes at National Games, with all their hard work and training they have been doing to prepare,” says SOBC – Coquitlam’s NextGen coach Isabelle Schnurr.

     

    Team motto

    You can always go faster!

    Team member profiles

    Name

    Local

    Hometown

    Athletes

     

     

    Erin Thom

    Kimberley/Cranbrook

    Cranbrook

    Jesse Jensen

    Kimberley/Cranbrook

    Cranbrook

    Cory Duhaime

    Delta

    Delta

    Kailyn Potomak

    Langley

    Langley

    Ron Greenhorn

    Nanaimo

    Nanaimo

    Matthew Bueschkens

    Ridge Meadows

    Maple Ridge

    Fiona Hall

    Coquitlam

    Port Moody

    Yorke Parkin

    Revelstoke

    Revelstoke

    Kirsten Haden

    Vancouver

    Vancouver

     

     

     

    Coaches

     

     

    Mark Schnurr

    Coquitlam

    New Westminister

    Isabelle Schnurr (NextGen coach)

    Coquitlam

    New Westminister

    Misty Pagliaro

    Kimberley/Cranbrook

    Creston

    Saige Beaumont

    Revelstoke

    Revelstoke

     

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