A final cut back in 2022, Julia Gosling has not only made this year’s Canadian Olympic team, but she’s thriving — both in international play and with the Seattle Torrent of the PWHL.
Londoner Sarah Wilkes, a registered psychotherapist, is heading to her first Olympic Games in Italy this winter, representing Canada in women’s curling.
Olympic champ Maggie Mac Neil set a Canadian record with five gold medals at the 2023 Pan Am Games in Chile. The Londoner will compete at her second Olympics in Paris next summer.
Evelyn Walsh, who narrowly — and controversially — missed a spot on Canada’s Olympic figure skating team, has since won an international medal and turned the page to a new chapter in her career.
Kristen Bujnowski battled injury throughout a track & field career. Then she tried rowing. Now, she’s about to live her Olympic dream — in a sport she’d once never thought about: Bobsled.
Damian Warner reached the top in August, winning the decathlon in Tokyo and earning the title ‘world’s greatest athlete.’ He’d prefer ‘Damian,’ thanks, and that you say hello at the grocery store.
At 23, Jessie Fleming is meeting the challenge of playing on the world’s biggest pitches with her heroes — while evolving into one herself.
Miranda Ayim and Bridget Carleton are hoopsters headed in different directions. But both are using their Tokyo Olympic experience as a teaching tool as they journey forward.
With her Tokyo Olympic experience still fresh, Julie-Anne Staehli is already eyeing Paris 2024. The distance runner’s dreams are just beginning.
She spent countless hours on Fanshawe Lake over 15 years. Today, rower Susanne Grainger is an Olympic gold medalist.
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