2007 Canada Winter Games

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Media Guide
Whitehorse, Yukon Territory
February 23rd – March 10th
www. sportmanitoba.ca
GO OUT AND PLAY
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction...................................................................................2
Mission Office Information............................................................ 2
Message from the Minister responsible for Sport......................... 3
Message from Sport Manitoba..................................................... 4
Message from the Chef de Mission.............................................. 5
Message from Honourary Team Captain, Jennifer Botterill.......... 6
Honourary Team Captain, Men’s Hockey, Todd Davison.............. 7
Mission Staff.................................................................................8
National Artists...........................................................................14
Team Manitoba Sports Index...................................................... 15
Team Manitoba Past Results.................................................... 105
2003 CWG Medal Count..........................................................106
2007 Games Schedule.............................................................107
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INTRODUCTION
It is with great pleasure that we introduce and congratulate the athletes,
coaches and managers who have been selected to represent our
province at the 2007 Canada Winter Games in Whitehorse, Yukon.
The Team Manitoba media guide is designed to help you get to know our
athletes and team and to assist the media in covering the stories and
drama. Please contact the mission media team for further information.
MISSION OFFICE
Team Manitoba’s mission staff will have an office at the Games located in
the Yukon College located at 500 College Dr. The office will be staffed daily
from 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. This office will be the communications and
service area for all Team Manitoba messages, results and unique team and
individual needs.
NOTE: Athletes, parents, and VIPs must be accompanied by their coach,
manager or mission staff members. Only properly accredited coaches,
managers and mission staff will be able to gain access to the mission office.
TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
Mission Headquarters: Yukon College, 500 College Dr.
Main: 867-393-8532
Secondary: 867-393-8533
Fax: 867-393-8550
Team Manitoba Office: Yukon College, 500 College Dr. Room #A-2311
Main:
867-393-8510
Email:
[email protected]
MAILING ADDRESS:
Canada Games Headquaters
name of athlete - sport – province
(i.e. John Smith – Athletics – Manitoba)
1105 1st Ave
Whitehorse, YT Y1A 5GS
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MESSAGE FROM THE MINISTER
As Minister responsible for Sport, I am
pleased to acknowledge the tremendous
achievement of the athletes, coaches,
officials and volunteers in being chosen
to represent our province at the 2007
Canada Winter Games.
Through your talent, drive and dedication to your sport, you have earned the
opportunity to test your skills against the
finest young athletes from across Canada. It is a rare privilege to be involved in a Canada Games, and I believe your
participation will be an enriching experience for you, creating
memories you will cherish for years to come.
Athletes rarely achieve their goals without the help and
encouragement of parents, coaches, volunteers, friends
and fellow athletes along the way. Those supporters will be
joined by all Manitobans in celebrating your efforts as you
rise to the challenge in Whitehorse.
Eric Robinson
Minister responsible for Sport
Minister of Culture, Heritage and Tourism
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MESSAGE FROM SPORT MANITOBA
Congratulations on being selected to represent our province as a member of Team
Manitoba for the 2007 Canada Winter
Games.
Sport Manitoba is proud to be responsible
for the overall organization of Team Manitoba and assisting your efforts in achieving your sport development goals on the
national stage. The Canada Games have
a tremendous positive impact on sport and
personal development and as such are a
high priority for us.
We can all be inspired by some of our province’s finest athletes who
have been members of Team Manitoba – Cindy Klassen, Shannon
Rempel, Susan Auch, Cam Barker, Kerry Burtnyk and your Honourary
Captain Jennifer Botterill. May these Games be your stepping stone to
the same kind of success they have enjoyed.
The Canada Games are a unique sport development opportunity. They
foster teamwork, spirit, an opportunity to achieve individual and team
goals and to develop new relationships. As we celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the Canada Games and the first hosting of the Games in the Territories, it will be a memorable experience for all involved.
Enjoy the moment. Go all out in your competition. Help make Manitoba
proud at the podium.
Sincerely,
Jeff Hnatiuk
SPORT MANITOBA
President & CEO
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Whitehorse, Yukon
CHEF DE MISSION
Congratulations and welcome to Team Manitoba’s
2007 Canada Winter Games Team.
As Chef de Mission, I am honoured to be working with such an exceptional group of athletes,
coaches, team leaders, and volunteers. The time
and effort you have dedicated to prepare for the
Games is tremendous and your selection is a
reflection of your commitment to Team Manitoba.
I would like to thank the Province of Manitoba and
Sport Manitoba for their support of Team Toba.
As well, I would like to acknowledge our corporate sponsors, Red River College and Mondetta.
We are proud to have both their support as we strive for excellence in
Whitehorse.
Your mission staff is working diligently behind the scenes to make sure
your Games experience is positive. We have assembled a group of
experienced and positive volunteers who are available to help you with
whatever you need.
For some of you, participating at the Canada Games is a once in lifetime event. Take advantage of the opportunities and experiences that
Canada’s multi-sport event presents. You have done the work and the
preparations are complete so now is the time to strive for outstanding
performances and to build friendships between teammates, competitors,
officials, and volunteers from across Canada.
Best wishes to Team Manitoba.
“The difference between ordinary and extraordinary is the little extra”
Cliff Wurtak, former Canada Games coach
Ted Bigelow
Chef de Mission
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MESSAGE FROM HONOURARY TEAM CAPTAIN
JENNIFER BOTTERILL
Dear Team Manitoba,
Congratulations to all of you! This is a very exciting time
and you can enjoy the journey leading up to the Canada
Games this February. This will be a special experience
for you and one that you should definitely make the
most of. The Canada Games that I attended was an
amazing event! I look back and strongly value my time
with Team Manitoba at the Games. I know that it was
an important step in my athletic career and my development as a person. It certainly helped me reach the
next level to train with the National team and eventually
make it to the Olympics.
One theme that I remember clearly from my team that attended the Canada
Games was the idea of “no regrets”. Our coach would say that it was good to
strive to do everything possible to achieve your dreams. We did not want to
look back and wish that we had done something more to reach our goals and to
pursue our potential. To this day, I still love the idea of making the most of each
day and of having no regrets. I also encourage you to pursue excellence in all
areas of your life.
There are so many lessons that I have learned through sport, and I think one
other important message is to be grateful. I have always felt fortunate to have
the opportunities and experiences that I have had. One little saying of mine is
that I would often have “moments of appreciation” where I could have a minute
to take it all in. Another very key lesson that is connected to this idea, is to also
appreciate the people around you. Along with being the best that you can be, it
is also nice to bring out the best in everyone you are surrounded by. A positive
attitude and good energy can be so contagious for your team.
I hope that you can all have many “moments of appreciation” as you prepare
for the Canada Games, and during your time there! One of my favourite quotes
is that “Success is a journey, not a destination”. ENJOY this journey, make the
most of each day, and believe in your dreams. I wish you the very, very best.
Sincerely,
Jennifer Botterill
Jen is a member of Canada’s National Women’s hockey team. She is a two-time Olympic gold medal winner and four-time World Championship gold medalist. She played
hockey for Harvard University and holds the NCAA career scoring record in which she
scored in 106 of her 107 games. Jen won the Patty Kazmaier Award, presented to the
top player in NCAA women’s hockey, in consecutive years. She competed at the 1995
Canada Winter Games in Grande Prairie, Alberta and helped Team Manitoba win a
silver medal in ringette.
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HONOURARY MEN’S HOCKEY TEAM CAPTAIN
TODD DAVISON
Todd Davison was named as the Honourary Team
Captain for the 2007 Canada Winter Games men’s
hockey team on November 22, 2006. Todd passed
away ten days later on December 2, after a two
and a half year battle with cancer. He was an
exceptional hockey player with strong leadership
skills and was never afraid to mix it up with the
larger opponents he faced.
From very early it was evident that Todd had talent
with his agility and quickness. He played AAA
Midget hockey in Manitoba and was drafted to the
Regina Pats of the Western Hockey League. His
skill, focus and hard work earned him a spot on the
team at the age of 16. In 2003, he served as the assistant captain for the Team
Manitoba men’s hockey team at the Canada Winter Games in Bathurst/Campbellton, New Brunswick.
Todd was always a fan favorite. He was not the biggest guy on the ice but his
passion for the game, his hockey smarts, his skill and his feistiness had everyone
cheering him on. Comments from his billets, fans and coaches described Todd
as a very polite and respectful young man, who they would be proud to call their
own.
In 2004, Todd was diagnosed with synovial sarcoma for which he received chemotherapy and radiation treatments for many months. Despite this, Todd still
managed to live a full and active life. Up until the day he died he coached the
AAA Midget Winnipeg Thrashers, worked at Focus Fitness in Winnipeg training
young hockey players, studied at the University of Manitoba, and played recreational hockey.
Todd also created the Believe in the Goal organization, which put on the Sizzlin’ Summer Showdown last August. He brought in players from the NHL, AHL,
and Canadian National Jr. Team for a charity hockey game, which raised over
$50,000 for CancerCare Manitoba.
Todd was self-motivated and lived every moment to the fullest. His infectious
personality made everyone around him feel good. Todd personified what it meant
to be a high performance athlete. He may have been small in stature but he
made up for it with everything else did on the ice. And as good as he was on the
ice, he was even better off it.
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TEAM MANITOBA
MISSION STAFF
Ted Bigelow, Winnipeg
Chef de Mission
Experience:Has over two decades of Games
experience as an athlete, coach and staff person;
coached the National Cross Country Ski Team at the
World Junior Championships and at many World Cups;
was also very active on the bid and staging of the 1999
Pan American Games.
Comments:His three sons keep him busy with their
involvement in soccer, cross country skiing, hockey,
lacrosse, alpine skiing, sailing, canoeing, and hiking;
also enjoys spending time with his family at the cabin.
Shawnee Scatliff, Winnipeg
Assistant Chef de Mission
Experience: Bronze medallist at the 1967 and 1971
Canada Winter Games in figure skating; 1977 Canada
Summer Games tennis athlete; 1997, 2001 and 2005
Canada Summer Games and 1999 and 2003 Canada
Winter Games – Assistant Chef de Mission; 2002
Commonwealth Games mission staff; 2003 Western
Canada Summer Games Chef de Mission; 2006
Commonwealth Games Assistant Chef de Mission.
Comments:Looking forward to successful Games for
Team Manitoba.
Craig Baker, Winnipeg
Week 1 – Curling (Female)
Week 2 – Curling (Male)
Experience:Sailing coach at the 2005 Canada Summer
Games; competed in the 1993 & 1997 Games.
Comments:Will assist Team Toba however possible.
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MISSION STAFF
Darcy Baker, Winnipeg
Week 1 – Judo
Week 2 – Artistic Gymnastics
Experience:2006 Manitoba Games Council; 2002
North American Indigenous Games; 2001 Canada
Summer Games
Comments:Goal is to assist Team Toba’s Judo and
Gymnastics teams however possible.
Tara Bell, Altona
Week 1 – Ringette
Week 2 - Squash
Experience:Female hockey coach at the 2006
Manitoba Winter Games; 1996-1997 Women’s National
Hockey Championships; 1995 Canada Winter Games
Comments:Goal is to experience games as a nonathlete and to do what she can to help Team Toba;
role model is Ron MacLean; will be making daily radio
reports back to Manitoba during the games.
Jude Boulianne, Ste. Anne
Week 1 – Speed Skating
Week 2 – Wheelchair Basketball
Experience: Co-coach Iles des Chenes North Stars
2003 Allan Cup Champions, Mission staff at 2003
Canada Winter Games in Bathurst N.B.
Comments:Jude is a retired physical education teacher
(27yrs), has coached all levels of hockey (pee wee to Sr.
hockey) is still active coaching midget A girls hockey and
is still playing hockey and very active in x.c.ski, fishing ,
golfing etc.
Bill Brenton, Winnipeg
Week 1 – Shooting
Week 2 – Hockey (Female)
Experience: 2000 Assistant Coach Team Western,
World Under 17 Hockey Challenge, 2003 Head Coach
World Under 17 Hockey Challenge.
Comments: Bill has been a hockey coach for 20 years
and has competed at the National and International
levels. All the best to all of Team Toba. MISSION STAFF
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Rick Brownlee, Stonewall
Week 1 – Badminton
Week 2 - Boxing
Experience: 2003 Western Canada Games Mission
Staff for Basketball and Volleyball
Comments: Rick has been the Executive Director of the
Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame & Museum for 17 years; a
former volleyball and basketball player whose knees tell
the tale, he loves the Games experience.
Margaret (Mag) Ferniuk, East St. Paul
Week 1 – Synchronized Swim
Week 2 – Figure Skating
Experience: M
ission Staff for Sailing at the 2005
Canada Summer Games in Regina. Comments: Looking forward to helping her Synchro
and Figure Skating teams perform at their best during
the Games as well as cheering on all of Team Toba
while in Whitehorse. Darren Hemeryck, Winnipeg
Week 1/Week 2 – Mission Office Manager
Experience: 2006 Manitoba Winter Games
Comments:Goal is to help Team Toba achieve its best
performance ever at the Canada Games.
Connie Klassen, Winnipeg
Week 1/Week 2 – Medical
Experience: 2003 Canada Winter Games - Mission
Staff, 2000-2004 World Ringette Championships, 2005
Canada Summer Games
Comments:Connie hopes to help assist her athletes
by keeping them healthy, and able to play to the best
of their abilities. She is the only athletic therapist to
ever work with Team Canada Ringette. Connie is the
Executive Director of the Manitoba Athletic Therapists
Association.
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MISSION STAFF
Debbie Milette, St. Adolphe
Week 1 – Archery
Week 2 – Table Tennis
Experience:1990 & 1979 Canadian Competitive Trail
Ride Championships
Comments:Goal is to make sure that all the athletes,
coaches and mangers have the best games possible;
role models are her parents; has worked at Sport
Manitoba for over 26 years and has been involved in
Equestrian sport for over 25 years.
Barry Moroz, Winnipeg
Week 1/Week 2 – Media/Communications
Experience: 1995-2005 Canada Games; 1990-2003
Western Canada Games; 1999 Pan Am Games; 2002
North American Indigenous Games
Comments:He is a former radio and television
broadcaster, former baseball and hockey coach, and is
a self proclaimed golf fanatic.
Trevor Potapoff, Winnipeg
Week 1 – Snowboarding/Freestyle Ski
Week 2 – Alpine Ski
Experience:1999 Pan Am Games; 1999 & 2003
Canada Winter Games; 1999 Western Canada Summer
Games; 1998 & 2002 Manitoba Winter Games
Comments:Goal for the games is to help his teams
achieve their goals and have fun while doing it.
Bernie Reichardt, Winnipeg
Week 1 – Hockey (Male)
Experience:2007 IIHF Women’s World ChampionshipsTeam Services Team Leader; 2003 Canada Games
Mission Staff; 1996-97 World Under 17 Hockey
Championships Director of Operations; 1990 Manitoba
Winter and Western Canada Summer Games Volunteer;
1992 Manitoba Summer Games assistant Chef de Mission.
Comments:He has a 9-year-old son Brendan and a 5year-old daughter Camryn; he enjoys all sports including
hockey, golf and soccer.
MISSION STAFF
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Joelle Sabourin, St.Jean-Baptiste
Week 1 - NAP/Week 2 – Student
Experience: Events Assistant for the 2006 Manitoba
Stampede, High School Athletic & Leadership
Committees, numerous fundraising and special events
committees
Comments: As a first timer at the Games, my goal is to put
in as much as I can to make the Games a success without
forgetting to take away as much experience and knowledge
as I can for myself. Bonne chance TEAM TOBA!
Tara Skibo, Winnipeg
Weeks 1/Week 2 – Special Events/Logistics
Experience:Every Canada and Manitoba games
since 2000; Executive Director for the Manitoba Games
Council.
Comments: Goal for the games is to help Team Toba
(athletes, parents, mission staff) perform to the best of
their ability and to experience the Yukon.
Brigitte Smutny, Winnipeg
Week 1 – Freestyle Ski
Week 2 – Fencing
Experience: 2 Western Canada Games and two
Canada Summer games as sailing coach, one Canada
Winter games as mission Staff, German sailing
champion, Manitoba Coach of the year in 2004
Comments: Help to make the games the best
experience ever for my teams
Jaclyn Vallis, Winnipeg
Week 1 – Biathlon
Week 2 – Cross Country Ski
Experience:2000 Manitoba Summer Games Mission
Staff; 2002 Manitoba Winter Games Mission Staff
Comments: Goal is to support Team Manitoba to allow for
personal best performances and a rewarding experience
in Whitehorse; she is also the Executive Director for
Triathlon Manitoba and Synchro Swim Manitoba.
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MISSION STAFF
Riley Wiwchar, Courtenay, BC
Week 1– Student/Week 2 - NAP
Experience: 2006 B.C. Special Olympic Games,
Numerous other Special Events
Comments:Looking forward to a successful Games
for Team Manitoba. Riley is torn between his Manitoba
roots and his home province of B.C.
MISSION STAFF
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NATIONAL ARTISTS
Alisson Amigo, Winnipeg
National Artist – Theatre Arts
Comments: Wants to use the Games as a chance to
learn as much as possible from other artists across the
nation, and to broaden her perspective and experiences
in the performing arts. She wants to share her passion
and build a stronger sense of community.
Melissa Hart, Winnipeg National Artist – Music Arts - Vocal
Comments: Goal for the games is to gain musical
performing experience by developing singing, learning
new skills, meeting people and having fun; role models
are her mom and dad.
Jaz Sealey, Winnipeg
National Artist – Dance/Movement Arts
Comments: Performed in “Seussical the Musical,”
“The Wizard of Oz,” and “Guys & Dolls” in Winnipeg,
Edmonton and Calgary; his goal for the Games is to
learn from the people he will be working with from
across Canada; role model is Jeff Kohut.
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NATIONAL ARTISTS
TEAM MANITOBA
SPORTS
Alpine Ski.............................................................................................. 16
Archery.................................................................................................. 21
Artistic Gymnastics................................................................................ 23
Badminton............................................................................................. 28
Biathlon................................................................................................. 32
Boxing................................................................................................... 35
Cross Country Ski................................................................................. 38
Curling (Male & Female) ...................................................................... 42
Fencing.................................................................................................. 46
Figure Skating....................................................................................... 51
Freestyle Ski.......................................................................................... 55
Hockey (Male & Female) ...................................................................... 58
Judo....................................................................................................... 70
Ringette................................................................................................. 75
Shooting................................................................................................ 81
Snowboard............................................................................................ 84
Speed Skating....................................................................................... 86
Squash.................................................................................................. 92
Synchronized Swim............................................................................... 95
Table Tennis........................................................................................... 98
Wheelchair Basketball......................................................................... 101
TEAM MANITOBA SPORTS INDEX
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ALPINE SKI
Bob Lawrie, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: 2003 Canada Winter Games; 1998-2006
Manitoba Winter Games
Comments: Goal for the team is to finish top-five as a
province and have three top-10’s.
Alexandra Desrosiers, Winnipeg
Manager
Experience: 2003 Canada Winter Games athlete
Comments: Goal is to have fun at the games; role
model is her mom.
~Athletes~
Jeff Barrit, Winnipeg
Birth date: September 26,1988
Comments:Goal is to represent his province to the
best of his abilities; role model is Bode Miller; he is
bilingual
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ALPINE SKI
Marcus Bomback, Winnipeg
Birth date: July 6, 1991
Experience: 2002 Manitoba Winter Game for skiing
Comments: To do good and represent my team to the best
of my ability. His role is model his family.
Sean Campbell, Winnipeg
Birth date: March 7,1987
Comments:Sean hopes the team can do their best at
the games.
Helena Hlas, Winnipeg
Birth date: November 14,1991
Experience:2006 Mars K2 Nationals; 2006 Manitoba
Winter Games
Comments:Goal is to make the top 30; role model is
Aaron Ralston; she used to do Rhythmic Gymnastics
before switching to skiing.
Viktor Hlas, Winnipeg
Birth date: October 28,1987
Experience: 2003 Canada Winter Games
Comments: Goals are to ski his personal best and
finish in the top-10; role model is Herman Maier.
ALPINE SKI
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Brad Kirkhope, Winnipeg
Birth date: December 22, 1988
Experience: 2005-2006 Manitoba Slalom
Championships-1st
Comments: Goal is to finish top-10; role model is Roger
Federer.
Jenna Kirkhope, Winnipeg
Birth date: October 07, 1991
Experience: 2006 City Volleyball Champion, 2006 City
Soccer Champion
Comments: Jenna’s goal is to represent her province
in the best way possible, she also hopes to try her best.
Her role model is Bode Miller
Alexis Stockford, Altamont
Experience: 2006 Manitoba Championships-1st; 2002
Manitoba Winter Games
Comments: Goal is to finish top-20; role model is her
aunt, Diane.
Destiny Wing, Winnipeg
Birth date: November 26, 1990
Comments: Goal is to do her best. Wants to beat the
Saskatchewan girls.
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ALPINE SKI
Natasha Woelcke, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Manitoba Alpine Ski Series-overall
champion; 2002 Manitoba Winter Games
Comments: Goal is to place well among other prairie
racers; she was on a German exchange program last
year.
ALPINE SKI
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ARCHERY
Travis Van Daele, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: 2003 Canada Winter Games coach; 2003
World Target Championships-bronze in the compound.
Comments: Goal is to see the team have memorable
experience and for the team to have continued success.
Lisa MacAulay, Winnipeg
Manager
Comments: Goal is to help the young athletes to do
their best and to motivate them to achieve their goals.
~Athletes~
Adam Berry - Compound, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 MICA-1st Comments: Goal is to win; role model is his father.
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ARCHERY
Allan Gunter - Compound, Winnipeg
Birth date: April 5, 1987
Experience: 2006 Vegas World Archery Festival; 2005
Canadian National Field Championships-1st; 2004 World
Junior Archery Championships-Team gold medal
Comments: Goal is to win gold; role model is his
grandfather; the team gold he won in 2004 was the first
for Canada at a World Championship in 35 years.
Avril Hatherell - Recurve, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 FCA Open-5th; 2006 Canadian Target
Championships-5th; 2006 Ontario Spring Classic-6th;
Comments: Goal is to shoot a personal best and come
home with medal; fourth year studying genetics at the
University of Manitoba; born in Australia.
Doris Jones - Compound, Selkirk
Experience: 2006 Jr. World Championships-1st; 2006
Canadian National Championships-1st; 2004 Cadet
World Championships-2nd; 2003 Canada Winter Games
Comments: 3-time World Champion; 15 world records
and 127 Canadian records; Official Metis Youth Role
Model for the National Metis Federation.
Joanna Lachance - Recurve,
Starbuck
Birth date: May 13, 1991
Experience: 2006 Red River Archers Boot Shoot-1st
Comments: Goal for the games is to set personal bests
and to finish in the top two; role model is Jayson Lyon; is
a competitive wakeboarder.
ARCHERY
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Maurice Lesage - Recurve,
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Birth date: September 23, 1990
Experience: 2006 Compound Outdoor 3D-Manitoba
Champion
Comments: Goal for games is to set personal bests;
role model is Marcel Mangin.
Candace McIntosh - Compound,
St. Adolphe
Birth date: January 23, 1990
Experience: 2006 Worlds-3rd; 2006 Nationals-2nd
Comments: Has two world records.
Ryan Quinn - Recurve, Winnipeg
Birth date: March 9, 1994
Comments: Role model is Jason Lyons.
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ARCHERY
ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS
Robert Persechino, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: 1995-2003 Canada & Western Canada
Games Manitoba Women’s coach
Comments: Goal is for Team to finish 4-5th and have at
least three gymnasts in the finals.
Rachelle Lawrence, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: Coached at the Western and Canada
Games for the past 3 years.
Comments: Rachelle is a Masters Student in Sport
Psychology and is working with 2 other teams going to
the CWG.
Murat Kanakayeu, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: Hails from Belarus and has represented
their country at Olympic, World and European
Championships. He has also coached the Thailand and
Malaysia National teams.
Comments: Murat hopes for the best at the games.
Patrik Oystryk, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: 1999, 2003 Western Canada Summer
Games, 2003 Winter Canada Games, 2005, 2006 Canadian Gymnastics Championships
Comments: I hope to see our team get at least 1 medal
on an event and place top 6 in the team competition. I
am studying at the University of Manitoba to become an
architect.
ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS
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Alyssa Rajotte, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: 2005 Canadian Gymnastics
Championships
Comments: Goal is to keep the girls’ team focused
while enjoying a truly unique competition.
~Athletes~
Amy Adolphe, Winnipeg
Birth date: June 19, 1990
Experience: 2006 Manitoba Open Provincial
Championships-1st all-around
Comments: Goal is to achieve all her personal goals
and to enjoy the Yukon; role model is USA gymnast
Carly Patterson; her favourite event is Bars.
Melissa Clark, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Western Canadian Championships2nd bars; 2006 Gymnix-3rd bars; 2006 Manitoba Open
Championships-1st bars
Comments: Role model is Vanessa Ferrari; has been
doing gymnastics since she was 3 years old.
Leah Cuscito, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Western Canadian Championships;
2006 Manitoba Open Championships
Comments: Goal is to make it to finals; role model is
Elyse Hopfner-Hibbs.
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ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS
Jayde Finkbeiner, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Canadian National Championships;
2006 Western Canadian Championships
Comments: Goal is to make it to finals in at least one
event; has been doing gymnastics since she was 3
years old.
Sarah Flett, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Canadian National Championships25th all-around; 2006 Western Canadian
Championships-13th all-around, 2nd vault, 3rd beam
Comments: Goal is to qualify for a final; role model is
her coach, Rachelle Lawrence.
Aimee Harrison, Winnipeg
Birth date: August 24, 1994
Experience: 2006 Western Canadian Championships9th all-around; 2003-2005 Manitoba Championships
Comments: Role model is Sarah Flett.
Gabrielle May, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Canadian National Championships24th all-around; 2006 Elite Canada-17th all-around
Comments: Goal is to attain her personal bests in all
events; role models are Katie McAvoy and her parents.
ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS
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Aaron Boila, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Western Canadian Championships2nd vault; 2006 Jurassic Classic-3rd all-around, 1st
pommel horse
Comments: Goal for games is to qualify for all-around
finals and at least one event final.
Colin Gaspar, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Western Canadian Championships6th high bar
Comments: Goal is to do personal best; role model is
former Flairs gymnast, Justin Smith; speaks French &
Spanish.
Matthew Gnutel, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Western Canadian Championships13th all-around; 2006 Manitoba Championships-3rd allaround; 2005 Manitoba Championships-1st all-around
Comments: Goal is to help team achieve top-five finish
and personally finish top-10 on the pommel horse; role
models are Joe Sakic & Milt Stegall; broke arm in two
places during summer and required surgery.
François Lansard, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Canadian National Championships3rd all-around, 1st bars; 2006 Ontario Championships-2nd
all-around; 2004 Manitoba Championships-1st allaround; 2003 Canada Winter Games
Comments: Goal is a top-five all-around finish with a
73.00 score; role model is Kyle Shewfelt; would like to
be a stunt-double in movies.
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ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS
Juan Ignacio Latorraga, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Canadian Nationals; 2006 Western
Canadians; 2006 Jurassic Classic
Comments: Role model is Kyle Shewfelt; speaks
Spanish.
Kyle Lavoie, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Canadian National Championships
Comments: Goal is to make all-around and event final;
made it to Nationals in only third year of competing.
Victor Tsuchino, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Canadian National Championships19th all-around, 4th high bars; 2006 Western Canadians9th all-around, 1st floor, 1st high bar
Comments: Victor hopes to perform his best at the
Games.
ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS
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BADMINTON
Archie Chawla, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: 2001 Canadian Sr. & Masters National
Championships-1st men’s doubles; 1983-1995 Canada
Winter Games
Comments: Goal is to finish in the top-five in team
events; role model is uncle, Daman Chawla; a Chawla
has been to the Canada Winter Games every year since
1971.
Leah Kosolofski, Winnipeg
Manager
Experience: 2006 Manitoba Winter Games; 2003 Western Canadian Summer Games-2nd
Comments: Goal is to place in the medals for both
team & individual events; role model is Lance Armstrong; she is a full time firefighter at the Winnipeg International Airport.
~Athletes ~
Alexandra Dansen, East St. Paul
Experience: 2006 Canadian U16 Nationals-2nd Consolation doubles; 2006 Herb Richard Open; 2006 Black
Knight Prairie Jr. Elite-2nd
Comments: Goal is to support team and achieve best
results possible; role model is Kara Solmundson.
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BADMINTON
David Harrison, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 U23 Canadian National Championships; 2006 Herb Richard Open-1st men singles; 2006
Manitoba Championships-1st singles, doubles and
mixed.
Comments: Goal is to win men’s singles and all
matches in team event; role model is Lin Dan; he is a
physics major at the University of Winnipeg.
Leah Inglis, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Manitoba Jr. Closed-1st doubles
Comments: Goal is to support the team and achieve
best results possible; role model is David Snider.
Alexa Laidlaw, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Prairie Elite; 2006 Herb Richard
Open
Comments: Role model is Oprah.
Trinh Nguyen, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Herb Richard Open-1st women’s
singles; 2006 Winnipeg Winter Club Invitational-1st
women’s singles
Comments: Goal is to finish top-8 individually; role
model is cousin, Janet; wants to be a pharmacist.
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Sam Parrish, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Herb Richard Open-1st doubles &
mixed; 2006 A/B/C Invitational-1st doubles & singles
Comments: Goal is to medal in the team event and to
make quarterfinals in all individual events.
Nicholas Sader, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Manitoba Open-2nd doubles; 2006
Manitoba Closed-1st doubles
Comments: Goal is to support team, work hard and
earn a medal; role model is Lance Armstrong.
Dan Savard, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Manitoba Games-1st mixed doubles;
2006 Manitoba High School Championships-1st singles;
2005 Canadian Francophone Games
Comments: Goal is to play to the best of his ability and
to have fun; role model is Georges St-Pierre.
Alana Westwood, Winnipeg
Experience: 2005-2006 U19 Canadian Nationals; 2004
U16 Canadian Nationals
Comments: She gave up basketball to play badminton;
former U16 Manitoba Singles Champion.
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BADMINTON
Matt Younger, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 A/B/C-1st doubles; 2006 Manitoba
Open-1st doubles; 2005 U16 Manitoba ChampionshipsTriple Crown
Comments: Goal is to get a medal.
BADMINTON
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BIATHLON
Iaroslav Khomiak, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: 2006 European Cup; 2006 Canadian
Championships; 2003 Canada Winter Games
Comments: Goal is for team to win two medals and
place fourth in the relay; role model is Alexander
Tikhonov.
Michelle Macneil, Thunder Bay, ON
Coach
Experience: 2006 North American Championships;
2006 Canadian National Championships; 1999-2004
Canadian Cadet Championships
Comments: Goal is to support the athletes as best she
can and ensure they are prepared to do their best; role
model is Romeo Dallaire.
Brian Walters, Winnipeg
Manager Experience: Competed in over 35 marathons
Comments: Goal is to provide the kind of help that the
coach needs.
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BIATHLON
~Athletes~
Jesse Bell, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Biathlon Nationals; 2006 Cadet
Biathlon Nationals
Comments: Goal is to finish in the medals.
Brooke Christie, Falcon Lake
Experience: 2006 North American Cup-6th; 2006
Biathlon Summer Championships-2nd; 2006 Manitoba
Winter Games-1st
Comments: Goal is to experience the Yukon, make
Manitoba proud, and have a good time; role models are
Scott Benson & Megan Imrie; currently a snowboarding
instructor at Falcon Ridge Ski Hill.
Lindsay Cook, Winnipeg
Experience: 2005 National Championships-5th; 2005
Western Canadian Championships-1st; 2004 National
Championship-2nd
Comments: Goal is to have the best race of her life;
role model is cousin and national team rower, Jacqui
Cook.
Megan Imrie, Falcon Lake
Birth date: February 14, 1986
Experience: 2007 World Juniors-10th Individual, 2006
Canadian Championships-1st pursuit & 2nd sprint; 2003
Canada Winter Games
Comments: Goal is a podium finish in every race; role
models are Beckie Scott & Clara Hughes; she grew
up on a horse ranch that sometimes provided her with
training partners.
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Patrick Labossiere, Winnipeg
Manitoba Summer Championships-1st
Comments: Goal is to perform his best and finish in the
top-five; role model is J.P. Le Guellec; he has only been
competing for one year.
Gabrielle Lord, Falcon Lake
Experience: 2006 Minnesota Summer Biathlon
Championships-2nd; 2006 Alberta Championships-2nd
Comments: Goal is to have a great time and do well;
role models are Megan Imrie & Scott Benson.
Matt Miller, Winnipeg
Experience: 2007 World University Games; 2006
Canadian National Championships-7th; 2006 Manitoba
Championships-1st
Comments: Goal is to finish in the top-four of all races
and top-three in team relay; role models are Iaroslav
Khomiak & J.P. Le Guellec.
Rob Okany, Winnipeg
Manitoba Championships-1st
Comments: Goal is to medal in the relay and attain
the highest shooting percentage; role model is J.P. Le
Guellec.
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BIATHLON
BOXING
Ryan Savage, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: 2002 & 2006 Commonwealth Games,
2001 Francophone Games
Comments: Goal is ensure that the Team performs
to the best of its ability and that each athlete is able to
perform at maximum potential.
Jerome Peters, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: 2004 World Championships
Comments: Jerome coached Michel Rondeau to a Gold
Medal in boxing at the last Canada Winter Games.
Dwight Chessie, Winnipeg
Manager
Experience: Coaches a small inner-city boxing club.
Comments: Goal is to ensure athletes have a fun and
safe games.
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~Athletes~
Brandt Butt, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 & 2007 Manitoba Championships-1st;
2006 Ringside National Championships-1st
Comments: Goal is to finish in the medals; role model
is his mother, Sherri.
“River” Shea Davidson, Winnipeg
Experience: 2003-2005 Canadian National
Championships; 2003-2005 Manitoba Championships
Comments: Goal is to win gold; role models are his
mother and grandfather.
Ian Hudson, Berens River
Canadian National Championships-2nd; 2005 National
Championships-2nd
Comments: Goal is to win gold; role models are mother
and coach; has almost 50 amateur bouts.
Jesse Larabie, Winnipeg
National Championships-3rd; 2006 Western Canadians
Comments: Goal is to win a gold medal, have fun and
gain more experience; role model is Hazen Chessie; he
is a Christian rapper and works with Grammy nominated
artist, Fresh I.E.
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BOXING
Vincent Morden, Winnipeg
Experience: 2007 Manitoba Championships-2nd
Comments: Goal is to win a gold medal, have fun make
friends and gain experience; role model is Fresh I.E.;
signed with Kingdom Music, a Christian rap label owned
by Fresh I.E.
Zafar Sacranie, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Canadian Jr. National
Championships-3rd; 2005 Ringside World
Championships
Comments: Goal is to win gold, role model is Gandhi;
he is a school president and an amateur filmmaker.
Eric Trueman, Winnipeg
Experience: 2007 Manitoba Championships-1st
Comments: Goal is to win a gold medal and have fun;
role model is Fresh I.E.
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CROSS COUNTRY SKI
Nadene McBride, Minaki ON
Coach
Comments: Goal is to have a confident team that is
willing to put forth their best effort.
Rob Kirchmann, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: Cross Country Ski coach with the Red
River Nordic Ski Club since 2000. He has attended as
a Provincial Team coach: Western Canadians, Hinton,
Alta, Feb 2004 - Assistant Coach; Canadian Nationals,
Prince George, BC Mar 2004 - Assistant Coach;
Eastern Canadians, Gatineau, Que Feb 2005 - Head
Coach; Canadian Nationals, Thunder Bay, ON Mar 2005
- Co-Coach
Comments: Goal is to provide his best coaching
support for the team.
Mark Tierney, Winnipeg
Manager
Experience: 1999& 2000- XC-Skiing (Team NL), 2003
Canada Winter Games - Team Manager XC Skiing
(MB)Comments: Mark carried the flag for Newfoundland at
the 1999 Canada Winter Games in Corner Brook during
the opening ceremonies, his goal is to have the most
fun possible, and that they have the fastest skis in the
Games.
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CROSS COUNTRY SKI
~Athletes~
Kieran Baird, Rossburn
Experience: 2006 Canadian Nationals; 2006 Manitoba
Jr. Boys-1st classic & skate; 2006 Manitoba High School
Track & Field Championshps-3rd 3000m
Comments: Goal is to meet other athletes, experience
the Yukon, hold nothing back and finish in the tophalf; role model is Brian McKeever; also competes in
badminton, soccer, karate and running.
Alex Bell, Selkirk
Birth date: July 4,1989
Experience: 2006 Manitoba Track Championshpis-1st
3000m; 2006 Manitoba Volleyball Championships-1st;
2005 Canada Summer Games-athletics
Comments: Goal is to set personal bests in both
classical and freestyle events; role model is her brother,
Willie Bell, a triathlete; she was a competitive swimmer
up until two years ago.
Paul Benson, Winnipeg
Birth date: August 28,1989
Experience: 2006 Canada Cup Mountain Bike Series3rd; 2005 Canada Summer Games-cycling.
Comments: Goal is to finish in the top-half in each
race; role model is Liam Killeen, Commonwealth gold
medalist in mountain bike; he is also a competitive
cyclist.
Greg Cederwall, Kenora
Experience: 2006 Sibley Ski tour-1st 20km; 2006
Triathlon Manitoba Sprint Race Series-2nd; 2006
Manitoba Sprint Championships-1st
Comments: Goal is to achieve personal best results
in all races; role model is Lance Armstrong; he also
competes in martial arts, cross-country running, and
triathlons.
CROSS COUNTRY SKI
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Nicole Dubois, Winnipeg
freestyle; 2006 Manitoba Winter Games-2nd classic &
freestyle
Comments: Goal is to enjoy the Games thoroughly and
to challenge herself to do her best; role model is Cindy
Klassen; she is deeply involved in music both in choirs
and playing the piano.
Heather Froese, Morden
Experience: 2006 Manitoba Winter Games-1st classic
skate; 2006 Manitoba Loppet 15km-1st classic; 2006
Sibley Ski Tour 20km-2nd skate
Comments: Goal is to ski the best she can and to meet
new people; role model is Chandra Crawford; is an allstar soccer player; takes Jazz Dance classes for fun.
Tyler Horton, Kenora
Experience: 2006 Manitoba Championships-2nd;
Manitoba Winter Games-1st classic & freestyle
Comments: Goal is to perform to the best of his
abilities, gain valuable experience and enjoy the whole
atmosphere of the games.
Leah Kirchmann, Winnipeg
Birth date: June 30,1990
Experience: 2006 Lappe Invitational-1st; 2006 National
Championships-10th; 2006 Manitoba Championships-1st
Comments: Goal is to gain experience and to qualify for
the sprint event; role model is her grandma; she is also
a national mountain bike champion.
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CROSS COUNTRY SKI
Amie Mathews, Kenora
Birth date: May 3,1991
Experience: 2006 Manitoba Championships-7th skate;
2006 Manitoba Sprints-3rd
Comments: Goal is to enjoy the entire experience,
gain exposure to the sport, achieve personal bests, and
prepare herself for further winter games; role model is
coach, Nadene McBride; she has only been skiing for
10 months.
Daniel Peters, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006-Manitoba Winter Games 1st place
Comments: Daniel hopes for a great games and would
like to achieve a personal best. He is also a member of
the Provincial cycling team.
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CURLING (FEMALE)
Jocelyn Beever, Oak River
Coach
Experience: 2006 Manitoba Winter Games; 1998 Scott
Tournament of Hearts Manitoba Champion
Comments: Goal is to help the team play the best
and come home with a winning record; role model is
husband Dale.
~Athletes ~
April Jorgensen, Cromer
Experience: 2007 Canada Winter Games Trials
Provincial Champion
Comments: Goal is to make playoffs; also plays
volleyball, baseball and badminton.
Katie Kruk, Souris
Provincial Champion; 2006 Manitoba Winter Games-4th
Comments: Goal is to make playoffs and have fun;
role model is sister, Michelle Kruk; she is in her final
year of high school and plans to attend the University of
Manitoba in the fall.
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CURLING (FEMALE)
Roslynn Ripley, Melita
Provincial Champion; 2006 Manitoba Winter Games-4th
Comments: Goal is to make playoffs; role model is
Kerry Burtnyk.
Lorelle Weiss, Brandon
Provincial Champion; 2006 Manitoba Winter Games
Comments: Goal is to make playoffs, play her best and
meet other athletes; role model is Jennifer Jones; is
president of high school and has first-degree black belt
in Tae Kwon Do.
CURLING (FEMALE)
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CURLING (MALE)
Hilton Wood, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: 2005-2006 Provincial Playdowns; 2005
University National Championships; 2002 Canada
Winter Games Trials
Comments: Goal is to contribute to Team Manitoba
spirit and experience joy of sport at this level; coached
team that went to the last Canada Games.
~Athletes ~
John Grogan, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 U16 Manitoba Championships-1st
Comments: Goal is to represent Manitoba well on a
national level; role models are his parents; plans to
become an engineer.
Michael Johnson, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Manitoba Jr. Championshipsqualified
Comments: Goal is to win a medal; role model is Tiger
Woods; holds seven Master Angler awards for fishing.
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CURLING (MALE)
Kent Moffitt, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 U16 Manitoba Championships-1st;
2006 Winnipeg City Champions-baseball
Comments: Goal is to gain experience at a national
event and do as well as they can; role model is Marcel
Rocque; volunteers with the Special Olympics.
Brian Thomson, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 U16 Manitoba Championships-1st
Comments: Goal is to medal and have fun; role model
is Tiger Woods; he will soon have a level 1 coaching
certificate.
CURLING (MALE)
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FENCING
Ayach Bounachada, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: 2001-2003 World Cup coach of
Alexis Landerville; 1995-1997 Olympics, World
Championships, World Cups-coach of Algeria
Comments: Goal is to finish second overall; role model
is his coach, Laszlo Sepesze; has refereed in almost
every country that fences.
Marlies Tibbs, Winnipeg
Manager
Experience: Manitoba Fencing Association VP of Sport
Development; Certified Provincial Referee – foil & epee
Comments: Goal is to assist the athletes as much
as possible in order to ensure everyone has a good
competitive experience; role model is her Oma, Marlies
Mirwaldt; she teaches classes on food & wine.
~Athletes~
Zacharie Jon Allard, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Canadian Selection Circuit (CSC)
#2-1st; 2006 North American Circuit (NAC) Memphis-12th
Comments: Goal is to come first in individual and
team competitions; role model is his coach, Ayach
Bounachada.
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FENCING
Kristjan Borgfjord, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 CSC#1 & 2; 2006 Manitoba Selection Circuit (MSC)#1-1st foil
Comments: Goal is to medal; role model is his coach.
Adrien Dessens, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 NAC; 2006 Canadian Fencing Federation (CFF) Westerns-6th cadet foil; 2006 CSC#1-6th
cadet foil
Comments: Goal is to make top 4 in individual and
team competition, Adrien went to Houston over the
winter break for a fencing training camp.
Cale Hornford, Winnipeg
Experience: 2005-2006 Manitoba Golden Boy Provincials-1st Cadet Epee, 2006- Canadian Nationals Cadet
Epee-30th, 2006 Jean Seal Memorial-1st Cadet Epee &
Senior Epee
Comments: Cale studies voice and has performed in
musical theater, is a dedicated fan of the Winnipeg Blue
Bombers.
Katherine Kazun, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 MSC#1-3rd cadet epee
Comments: Goals are to develop her fencing skills and
have a good time; role model is Ayach Bounachada;
participated in Run for Light, raising money for the blind.
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Samantha Leech, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 CSC#1; 2006 MSC#1-6th cadet; 2006
Saskatchewan Militia-6th junior
Comments: Goal is to score a minimum of one hit on
each opponent and fence to the best of her abilities.
Whitney Lodge-Zaparnick, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 CSC#1; 2006 MSC#1-6th open foil
Comments: Goal is to do her very best; role model is
Rachel Hart; she volunteers at the Birchwood Animal
Hospital and would like to become a veterinarian.
Deanna Lutzek, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 CSC#1-16th cadet sabre; 2006 U15
Canadian Westerns-1st sabre
Comments: Goal is to do her best and have fun; role
model is Steve Irwin; she has a love of animals and can
play the flute, guitar and piano.
Adrienna Magyar, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 CSC#1; 2006 Manitoba Golden Boy
(MGB)
Comments: Goal is to do the best she can, meet
new friends and cheer on her teammates; she makes
bracelets for a girl who needs a special dog.
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FENCING
Alison Smith, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 CFF Nationals-8th U15 foil; 2006
CSC#1-9th cadet foil; 2006 CSC#2-5th cadet foil
Comments: Goal is to medal in foil competition; role
model is Ayach Bounachada.
Max Stearns, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Carl Schwende Jr. World Cup-1st
sabre; 2006 World Championships; 2006 Pan-Am
Games; 2005 CFF Nationals-1st U15 sabre
Comments: Goal is to win both individual sabre and
team sabre, role models are his coaches, Ayach Bounachada & Aristides Jimenez; he was the 2006 Manitoba Jewish Athlete of the Year.
Adrian Symons, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Canadian Westerns-5th; 2006
CSC#2-13th; 2006 Saskatchewan Militia-2nd cadet & 3rd
junior
Comments: Goal is to medal in both the individual and
team events; he is the third person in his family to be
participating in the CWG; his parents met while fencing.
Colin Weinheimer, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Canadian Westerns-10th cadet sabre;
2006 CSC#1; 2006 MGB-3rd cadet sabre
Comments: Goal is to do his best, have fun and meet
other athletes; role model is Ayach Bounachada.
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Camilla Tang, Winnipeg
Experience: 2007 Carl Schwende Jr. World Cup; 2006
Canadian Westerns-3rd Sr. sabre; 2006 CFF Nationals3rd U15 sabre
Comments: Goal is to make top-eight in the individual
event and come home with a medal; role models are
Sandra Sassine and her sister, Chloe Tang; her sister
competed at the 2003 CWG for fencing.
Gillian Turnbull, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 NAC Albuquerque-24th; 2006 CFF
Nationals-2nd U15 epee; 2006 CSC#2-3rd cadet epee
Comments: Goal is to win gold and have fun; role
models are her parents; she is a volunteer at the Misercordia Hospital and is a vegetarian for animal rights.
Brodie Young, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 CSC#1; 2006 Canadian Westerns;
2006 MSC#1-3rd cadet epee
Comments: Goal is to try his best and have great time;
he enjoys acting and has been in such productions as
Romeo & Juliet, A Midsummer’s Night Dream and the
Sound of Music.
Drake Derby, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 MSC#2-2nd cadet epee;
2006 Excalibur Open-2nd cadet epee
Comments: Goal is to try and place as highly as possible; role model is his father, Gary Derby; recently
overcame a broken leg.
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FENCING
FIGURE SKATING
Tammy Fournier, Brandon
Coach
Comments: Goal is to assist team to the best of her
ability; role models are her parents; she had the unique
experience of carrying the Canada Games Torch on
three separate occasions in 1975, 1979 and again in
1997.
Karen Landers, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: 2006 Manitoba Winter Games
Comments: Goal is to help team achieve goals and win
some medals; she has been a coach for 35 years.
Colleen Lowdon, Winnipeg
Special Olympics Coach
Experience: 2006 Manitoba Winter Games; 2003
Canada Winter Games
Comments: Goal is to help her skater be the best she
can be and to also help the rest of the team; role model
is her dad.
Roger Langlais, Garson
Manager
Experience: 2006 Manitoba Winter Games-Chair for
figure skating; 1998 Manitoba Winter Games-Chef de
Mission
Comments: Goal is to work with coaches and mission
staff to ensure that the team will aspire for success and
have a memorable experience.
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~Athletes~
Lee Chandler, Boissevain
Experience: 2007 Western Challenge-7th; 2006-2007
Manitoba Selections-1st
Comments: Goal is to skate his best; role model is Jeff
Buttle; he will also compete at the Western Canada
Games in triple and long jump.
Katie Colomb-Fedak, Winnipeg
Experience: Katie is a new comer to this exciting sport
as this will be her first games.
Comments: Goal is to be a good representative for
Team Manitoba and do the best she can; she was
previously involved in dancing.
Alyx Hewins, Winnipeg
Experience: 2007 Manitoba Sectionals-2nd; 2006
Manitoba Winter Games-1st; 2005 Manitoba Sectionals2nd; 2004 Manitoba Sectionals-1st
Comments: Goal is to skate two clean programs; role
model is her mother, Shelly Hewins.
Kaleigh Hole, Virden
Experience: 2007 Western Challenge-8th; 2006
Manitoba Sectionals-1st; 2006 Manitoba Winter Games
Comments: Goal is to skate two personal best scores;
role model is her coach, Tammy Fournier; she had her
appendix removed last year, hours after winning the
short program at sectionals.
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FIGURE SKATING
Janelle Langlais, Garson
Experience: 2006 Prairie Skate-7th; 2006 Sask Skate
Invitational-18th; 2006 Sectionals-3rd
Comments: Goal is to skate her best and enjoy the
experience; role model is Joannie Rochette.
Martin Nickel, Thompson
Experience: 2006 Skate Canada Jr. Nationals-6th; 2006
Skate Minto Summer Skate-2nd; 2005 Skate Canada
Western Challenge-2nd
Comments: Goal is to make most the of this
experience, perform his best and to place in the topthree.
Holly Peyton, Swan River
Experience: 2007 Western Challenge; 2006-2007
Comments: Goal is to beat her personal bests, and
make it a fun & memorable experience; role model is
coach, Tammy Fournier; she has moved to Brandon in
order to train.
Aaron Stanley, Reston
Experience: 2006-2007 Manitoba Championships-2nd;
2006-2007 Western Challenge; 2006 Manitoba Winter
Games
Comments: Goal is to skate a clean program; role
model is Jeff Buttle; he chose figure skating after playing
hockey for five years.
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Tamiko Uyeda, Bracebridge
Birth date: February 3,1992
Experience: 2006 Minto Summer Skate-2nd; 2006 Skate
Canada Jr. Nationals-6th;2005 Skate Canada Western
Challenge-2nd
Comments: Goal is to have fun, meet new people,
enjoy the experience and place on the podium; role
model is Marie-France Dubreuil.
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FIGURE SKATING
FREESTYLE SKI
David Degelman, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: 2003 Canada Winter Games-coach; 1995
Canada Winter Games-athlete
Comments: Goal is to help the team accomplish their
goals; role model is Sergei Shupletsov.
Erin Stebner, Winnipeg
Manager
Experience: 2003 Canada Winter Games; 1999 Canada
Winter Games
Comments: Goal is to support her team and help them
achieve their goals; role model is David Degelman.
~Athletes~
Jillian Boudreau, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Jr. Nationals-4th half-pipe; 2006
Alberta Championships; 2005 Manitoba Championships1st moguls
Comments: Goal is to do her personal best.
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Kyle Cadieux, Gladstone
Comments: Goal is to ski his best and land all his
jumps; role models are his coaches; he enjoys playing
his guitar
Brad Gebhardt, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Alberta Championships; 2004-2006
Manitoba Championships
Comments: Goal is to ski hard and do his best; role
models are Ricky Carmicheal & Jean-Luc Brassard.
Chris Kowalchuk, East St. Paul
Experience: 2006 Manitoba Championships
Comments: Goal is to get a placing to be proud of; he
is studying at the University of Manitoba to be a civil
engineer.
Shawn Manning, East St. Paul
Experience: 2006 Jr. Nationals; 2003 Jr. Nationals
Comments: Goal is to place top-10 in moguls; role
models are TJ Shiller and his coach, Dave; he just learnt
backflips, corks and switch back-flips.
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FREESTYLE SKI
Nicole Woodbeck, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Alberta Championships-1st half-pipe,
2nd moguls & table top
Comments: Goal is to do her best and to meet new
people from across Canada; role model is her dad; she
has her CSIA Level 1.
Samantha Woodbeck, Winnipeg
Experience: 2004-2006 Manitoba Championships-2nd,
2nd & 5th
Comments: Goal is to get more experience competing;
role model is Erin Stebner.
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HOCKEY(FEMALE)
Peter Woods, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: 1991 Canada Winter Games-Bronze;
coached in Europe for 10 years
Comments: Goal is to win a medal; role model is
Wayne Gretzky.
Lainie Wintrup, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: Head coach of Chatham College in
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Comments: Lainie is the full-time head coach for
Chatham College Women’s hockey team. It is the only
Varsity Women’s Hockey program in USA for an all
women’s university.
Laura Solberg, Lac Du Bonnet
Coach
Experience: 2002 U22 World Championships; 2002
Olympics; 2001 World Championships; 1999 Canada
Winter Games
Comments: Goal is to win a medal and prepare the
athletes for future success; accomplished national water
skier.
Stephen Sisson, Carman
Manager
Experience: 2005 U18 National Women’s
Championships
Comments: Goal is to win a medal; role model is Terry
Fox.
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HOCKEY (FEMALE)
~Athletes~
Bailey Bram, Ste. Anne
Experience: Balmoral Hall Blazers; 2006 Western
Shields-2nd
Comments: Goal is to make memories, have fun, and
win gold; role model is Sidney Crosby.
Delayne Brian, Winnipeg
Experience: Warner (AB) Warriors; 2005 Winnipeg City
Championships-1st
Comments: Goal is to represent province proudly and
to play her best; role model is Sami Jo Small.
Sam Frost, Stony Mountain
Experience: Warren Wildcats
Comments: Goal is to work hard so the team can do its
best; role model is Chris Pronger.
Breann Frykas, East St. Paul
Experience: Balmoral Hall Blazers; 2006 Manitoba H.S.
Basketball Championships-3rd
Comments: Goal is to work hard, have fun and have
the experience of a lifetime; role model is Jennifer
Botterill; her cousin is Barry Trotz, head coach of the
Nashville Predators.
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Rebecca Hewett, Oak Bluff
Experience: Assiniboine Park Rangers; 2006 Manitoba
Championships-1st; 2006 Westerns-2nd
Comments: Goal is to win gold; role models are her
fellow teammates.
Chelsea Illchuk, Lockport
Experience: Balmoral Hall Blazers; 2006 Manitoba
Championships; 2005 Western Shields
Comments: Role model is her sister, Jenna Illchuk, who
played on Team Manitoba last year.
Chelsea Karpenko, Winnipeg
Experience: Notre Dame (SK) Hounds; 2006 Western
Shield-1st; 2006 Saskatchewan Championships-1st
Comments: Goal is to play at the highest level possible;
role model is her mother; skated at the National
women’s hockey team conditioning camp during the
summer.
Kylie Klassen, Winkler
Experience: Balmoral Hall Blazers
Comments: Goal is to make it to the medal round, have
fun and make memories.
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HOCKEY (FEMALE)
Jenelle Kohanchuk, Winnipeg
Experience: Notre Dame (SK) Hounds; 2006 BC
Outback Championships-1st
Comments: Goal is to work hard and play up to her
potential; role model is Jennifer Botterill; has a twin
brother.
Courtney Lagasse, St. Adolphe
Experience: St. Adolphe Hawks
Comments: Goal it to make it to the medal round; role
model is Sidney Crosby.
Cindy Lukianchuk, Erickson
Experience: Balmoral Hall Blazers; 2005 U18 Nationals
Comments: One of the first players at Balmoral Hall;
role model is her dad.
Addie Miles, Winnipeg
Experience: Warner (AB) Warriors; 2005 U18
Nationals
Comments: Goal is to win a medal and meet new
people; role models are her parents; played national
level baseball.
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Nellie Minshull, Pierson
Experience: Balmoral Hall Blazers
Comments: Goal is to work hard and try to help the
team to the medal round; role model is Ryan Smyth.
Saleah Morrison, Selkirk
Experience: Balmoral Hall Blazers; 2006 Nationals-4th;
2005 Western Shield-4th; 2004 Western Shield-3rd
Comments: Goal is to win; role model is Dion Phaneuf;
captain of her AA Boys hockey team.
Kyleigh Palmer, Winnipeg
Experience: Balmoral Hall Blazers; 2006 Western
Shield-2nd; 2006 Manitoba Championships-1st
Comments: Goal is to place first and to play her best;
role model is Alexander Ovechkin; her sister competed
at the Canada Winter Games 15 years ago in ringette.
Kristi-Lyn Pollock, Virden
Experience: Balmoral Hall Blazers; 2002 Manitoba
Winter Games
Comments: Goal is to help the team win a medal; role
models are her parents; both her sisters play hockey.
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HOCKEY (FEMALE)
Lana Steck, Winnipeg
Experience: St. Vital Victorias; 2003-2005 U18
Canadian Soccer Nationals-4th & 5th place finishes
Comments: Goal is to play her best, bond with her
team and enjoy the experience; Lana will be going
to Sengal, Africa at the end of January to assist a
community devastated by AIDS. She has accepted a full
scholarship at the University of Minnesota, Duluth.
Sam Wauer, Oakbank
Experience: Balmoral Hall Blazers; 2005 U18
Nationals, 2005 Rugby Provincials-1st; 2005 Soccer
Provincials-1st
Comments: Goal is to play her best and win gold; role
models are her parents.
Andi Wilgosh, East St. Paul
Experience: River East Lightning; 2005 Western
Championships-3rd; 2005 Provincials-1st
Comments: Goal is to contribute to the team, have fun
and make long lasting memories; role model is Jarome
Iginla; currently taking International Baccalaureate
Program.
Katie Wilson, Winnipeg
Experience: Balmoral Hall Blazers; 2005 HS
Championships-2nd
Comments: Goal is to continue to improve and to get
to the finals; role model is Haley Wickenheiser; uncle
Carey and grandfather Gerry both played in the NHL.
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HOCKEY (MALE)
Paul Krueger, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: 2005 Manitoba AAA Midget Champions;
2005 Western Canadian Regional Midget Championship
finalist
Comments: Goal is a gold medal; role model is his
father.
Kevin Benson, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: 2006 Manitoba AAA Midget Champions;
2006 Western Canadian Regional Midget Championship
finalist; 2003 Canada Winter Games
Comments: Goal is a gold medal; role model is Andy
Murray.
Billy Keane, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: 1990 Provincial “AAA” Midget
Championshions (Coach) ; Under 18 Canadian
Championships (Team Manitoba)
Comments: Billy is a graduate of the University of
Manitoba Bisons Men’s Hockey program as a player
and coach 1986-1999. His brother Mike Keane is
currently Captain of the AHL Manitoba Moose. Goal is to
win a Gold Medal and his role model is his wife.
Steve MacDonald, Winnipeg
Manager
Experience: Over 21 years of experience playing and
coaching hockey
Comments: He is a sports psychologist working with
minor hockey in Winnipeg; his dad was a referee.
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HOCKEY (MALE)
~Athletes~
Braeden Adamyk, Neepawa
Experience: Neepawa Natives, MJHL
Comments: Goal is to win gold; role models are Ryan
Walter & Ryan Smyth.
Kyle Birch, Winnipeg
Experience: Winnipeg Wild, Manitoba AAA Midget
Comments: Goal is to win gold; role model is Martin
Brodeur; drafted to the Tri-City Americans of the WHL.
Travis Bobbee, Arborg
Birth date: January 4,1990
Experience: Lethbridge Hurricanes, WHL
Comments: Goal is to win gold; role model is Scott
Niedermayer.
Mark Friesen, Winkler
Experience: Pembina Valley Hawks, Manitoba AAA
Midget
Comments: Goal is to win gold; role model is Marty
Turco.
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Travis Hamonic, St. Malo
Experience: Winnipeg Saints, MJHL
Comments: Goal is to win gold; role model is Chris
Pronger; drafted to Moose Jaw Warriors of the WHL.
Dale Hunt, Sanford
Experience: Prince George Cougars, WHL
Comments: Goal is to win gold; role model is Todd
Bertuzzi; avid magician.
Colan Jackson, Winnipeg
Experience: Winnipeg Thrashers, Manitoba AAA Midget
Comments: Goal is to win gold; role model is Mario
Lemieux; protected by the Tri-City Americans of the
WHL.
Sanfred King, Brandon
Experience: Brandon Wheat Kings, Manitoba AAA
Midget
Comments: Goal is to win gold; role model is Cam
Neely.
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HOCKEY (MALE)
Scott Macaulay, Winnipeg
Experience: Winnipeg Wild, Manitoba AAA Midget
Comments: Goal is to win gold; role model is Ray
Bourque; protected by the Swift Current Broncos of the
WHL.
Eric Mestery, Winnipeg
Experience: Tri-City Americans, WHL
Comments: Goal is to win gold; role models are Scott
Niedermayer & Nicklas Lidstrom; played with teammate
Tyler Schmidt for eight years.
Jordan Mistelbacher, Winnipeg
Experience: Winnipeg Saints, MJHL
Comments: Goal is to win gold; role model is Joe
Thornton.
Cory More, Deloraine
Experience: Southeast Blades, MJHL
Comments: Goal is to win gold; role models are
Joe Sakic & Ryan Smyth; his aunt played for Team
Manitoba.
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Colin Phaneuf, Winnipeg
Experience: Winnipeg South Blues, MJHL
Comments: Goal is to win gold; role model is Kyle
Wellwood; drafted by the Tri-City Americans of the WHL.
Colby Robak, Gilbert Plains
Experience: Brandon Wheat Kings, WHL
Comments: Goal is to win gold.
Tyler Schmidt, Winnipeg
Experience: Tri-City Americans, WHL
Comments: Goal is to win gold; role models are Dion
Phaneuf & Shawn Belle; is a professional fisherman.
Michael Stone, Winnipeg
Experience: Calgary Hitmen, WHL
Comments: Goal is to win gold; role model is his father.
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HOCKEY (MALE)
David Toews, Winnipeg
Experience: Shattuck-St. Mary’s, Minnesota AAA
Midget
Comments: Goal is to win gold. Younger brother of
Jonathon Toews.
Paul Van De Velde, Mariapolis
Midget
Comments: Goal is to win gold; role model is Peter
Forsberg.
Stephan Vigier, Notre Dame
Midget
Sakic; his cousin J.P. Vigier plays in the NHL.
Shayne Wiebe, Brandon
Experience: Brandon Wheat Kings, Manitoba AAA
Midget
Thornton.
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JUDO
Mark Berger, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: 1984 Olympic Games – Judo Bronze
Medal
Comments: Mark hopes to help his team in all aspects
of the Games and wishes all teams good luck.
Barb Herda, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: 2006 Rendez-Vous Canada-3rd; 2005 Sr.
Canadian Nationals-5th; 2004 British Masters Open-1st;
2003 Western Canada Games – coach
Comments: Goal is to help the athletes reach personal
best performances, enjoy the Whitehorse culture and
be with friends; role model is her dad; only began judo
when she was 36.
Wayne Yamashita, Winnipeg
Manager
Experience: 1991-1999 Canada Winter Games
– manager; 1990 Western Canada Summer Games
- coach
Comments: Goal is for the team to have a good
performance and enjoy the Games.
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~Athletes ~
Mackenzie Appleyard, Stonewall
Experience: 2006 Pacific International Tournament-2nd;
2005 -2006 Canadian Nationals
Comments: Goal is to try his best and not give up; role
model is Milton Good.
France Blais-Shiokawa, Ste. Anne
Experience: 2006 Canadian Jr. Championships-9th;
2006 Brandon Open Tournament-1st; 2006 Edmonton
International Championships
Comments: Goal is to be proud of herself and make her
family proud of her; role model is Barb Herda; plays the
flute, tenor saxophone, piano and guitar.
Alyssa Caughy, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Canadian Jr. Championships-1st;
2006 Cadet National Wrestling Championships-1st;
2005 Canada Summer Games-wrestling; 2003 Canada
Winter Games-2nd
Comments: Goal is to do well in both individual & team
competitions; role model is Kris Stasiak; at each Canada
Games she attends, she dyes her hair different colour.
Kyle Derbitsky, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Nationals
Comments: Goal is to do his best; role model is club
mate, Cynthia.
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Tanya Friesen, Kleefeld
Experience: 2006 Edmonton International
Championships-1st; 2005 National Championships-7th
Comments: Goal is learn, meet new people and have
fun; role model is Rhadi Ferguson.
Cynthia Kelpin, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 National Championships-3rd; 2006
Pam-Am Jr. Championships-5th
Comments: Goal is to do her best and have fun.
Maxim Kharitonov, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 National Championships-2nd
Comments:Goal is to do his best; speaks Russian &
Hebrew.
Victor Le, Winnipeg
Experience:2006 Pacific International Tournament2nd; 2006 University of Manitoba Tournament-2nd; 2005
Canada Summer Games-wrestling
Comments:Goal is to place in the top-five; role model
is his father.
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JUDO
Michael Leger, Winnipeg
Experience:2006 Canadian Jr. Championships-1st;
2006 Canadian Sr. Championships-3rd; 2006 US Open
Championships-5th
Manon Soulard, La Broquerie
Experience:2006 National Juvenile Competition
Comments:Goal is to place first; role model is Barb
Herda.
Pierre Soulard, La Broquerie
Experience:2006 US Open-5th; Tournoi divisonaire de
badminton-4th
Comments:Goal is to win, but also to gain valuable
experience for the future; role model is his dad; he has
only been practicing judo for four years.
Anson William Pops, Winnipeg
Experience:2006 Jr. Nationals-3rd; 2003-2005 Jr.
Nationals; 2003 Canada Winter Games
Comments:Goal is to fight like a whirlwind; role models
are his dad and his sensei; he is recently married and is
expecting a child in March.
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Matty Zebrasky, Winnipeg
Experience: 2005-2006 Jr. Nationals
Comments: Goal is to perform his best and place in the
top-three.
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RINGETTE
Brian Timmerman, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: APFG Sixers of the NRL
Barry Hobday, Dugald MB
Manager
Experience: 1997 National Jr. Champions
Rowena Nash, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: 15 years experience coaching, ringette
official
Comments: Rowena has been teaching for 28 years
and has coached every sport in the school system. She
looks forward to the games, and wishes all the athletes
competing good luck.
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~Athletes~
Hillari Chaput, Ste. Anne
Experience: 2006 Canadian National Championships1st; 2004 Canadian National Championships-2nd; 2002
Western Canadian Championships-1st
Comments: Goal is to win gold; she is an honour roll
student.
Elise Crocker, Winnipeg
Experience: 2005 Canadian Nationals; 2004 Western
Canadian Championships-4th; 2003 Western Canadian
Championships-5th
Comments: Goal is to win gold, play her best and have
a good time; role models are her three sisters: Alana,
Heather & Janina; she is an honour roll student.
Julie Devries, Winnipeg
Experience: 2005 Canadian National Championships5th
Comments: Goal is to win gold; role model is former
teammate, Kristy Maksymyk.
Chantal Freynet, St. Adolphe
Birth date: May 26 1989
Experience: 2006 Canadian National Championships1st; 2004 Canadian National Championships-2nd; 2002
Comments: Goal is win gold, play her best and to live
the Games experience to the fullest; role model is her
dad.
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RINGETTE
Kylie Friesen, Steinbach
2003 Canadian National Championships-2nd; 2002
Comments: Goal is to win gold and be part of an
amazing team; she enjoys snowboarding and quading.
Sheri Friesen, Grunthal
Championships; 2002 Western Canadian
Championships
Comments: Goal is to win gold and play to the best
of her abilities; role model is her sister; wants to be a
paramedic and play for Team Canada when she’s older.
Morgan Jones, Winnipeg
Experience: 2005 Canadian National Championships5th; 2003 Western Canadian Championships
Comments: Goal is to win gold and have fun; role
model is her mom; made a CD with Juno nominated,
Aaron Burnett.
Taylor Kirouac, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Canadian National Championships1st; 2006 Manitoba Championships-1st
Comments: Goal is to win gold; she is a provincial
champ in hockey (01), soccer (03), and ringette (06).
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Kayla Krentz, Steinbach
Experience: 2006 Canadian National Championships1st; 2003 National Championships-1st
Comments: Goal is to win gold; role model is her
grandma; attends University of Manitoba to become a
Phys. Ed teacher.
Chrisie Lieman, Stonewall
Experience: 2004 Western Canadian Fastball
Championships; 2002 Canadian National Fastball
Championships
Comments: Goal is to win gold; role model is Danielle
Hobday.
Nicole Lepage, Ste. Anne
Experience: 2006 Manitoba Championships-3rd; 2004
Canadian National Championships-2nd
Comments: Goal is to win gold and finish school; role
model is her brother; hunts and traps with her father.
Allie Milinkovic, Steinbach
Experience: 2004 Canadian National Championships2nd; 2002 Western Canadian Championships-1st
Comments: Goal is to win gold and play to best of her
abilities; has a son named Trey.
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RINGETTE
Trish Mykietowich, Winnipeg
Experience: 2005 Canadian National Championships
Comments: Goal is to win gold; role model is her mom.
Carrie Nash, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Soccer Club Nationals; 2005
Canadian National Championships; 2005 Canada
Summer Games-5th soccer
Comments: Goal is to win gold; played soccer with the
U15 Team Canada development team.
Deneen Stewart, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Canadian National Championships5th; 2005 Canadian National Championships-7th
Comments: Goal is to do her best and leave with no
regrets; role model is her dad.
Stephanie Swynar, Pansy
Experience: 2005 Canadian National Championships2nd; 2004 Canadian National Championships-2nd
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Lisa Timmerman, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Canadian National Championships1st; 2004 & 2005 Canadian National Championships-2nd;
2003 Canadian National Championships-1st
Comments: Goal is to win gold and get the most of this
experience; started playing ringette at age 3.
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RINGETTE
SHOOTING
Ingrid McCrea, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: 2006 Nationals Ladies Sporting Rifle-2nd;
2004 National Air Rifle Sharp Shooter Class-2nd
Comments: Goal is to be a helpful and supportive
coach for her team.
John Silverman, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: Has been involved in Pistol Shooting for
many years, both as a participant and instructor.
Comments: Goal is to see that the team excels, and
hopefully will carry on with the sport and eventually
compete in international events.
~Athletes ~
Connor Deneka – Air Rifle, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Canadian National Championships9th ladies; 2006 Manitoba Championships-2nd lady & 3rd
overall
Comments: Goal is to shoot up to her highest potential;
role model is Robert Denka; her whole family are
competitive air rifle shooters.
SHOOTING
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Mason Dorozynski – Air Rifle,
Winnipeg
Experience: 2005
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– 2006- Air Rifle - Provincial –2006Air Rifle - Grand Prix –��
Manitoba Provincials – Air Rifle
– 4th Sharpshooter Class
Comments: Goal is to shoot an expert score; role
model is his dad, Michael Dorozynski
Brian Hogue – Air Rifle, Winnipeg
Experience: 2002 – 2006- Air Rifle - Provincials, ��
2004
– 2006- Air Rifle - Grand Prix – (Toronto), 2006-��
Air
Rifle - Nationals
Comments: We are going for the gold! Brian loves the
outdoors, spending time at the family cottage, fishing in
the summer, snowmobiling in the winter when he isn’t at
the range practicing his shooting.
Bradley Lagimodiere – Air Pistol,
Winnipeg
Experience: 2003, 2005-2006 International Grand Prix
Comments: Goal is to shoot a 545.
Heather McCrea – Air Rifle,
Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Jr.Canadian Airgun Grand Prix1st; 2006 Manitoba Championships-2nd expert; 2005
Canadian National Championships-3rd sharpshooter
Comments: Goal is to shoot a Masters score - 380/400;
role model is her sister Kaitlin.
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SHOOTING
Brian Milne – Air Pistol, East St. Paul
Experience: Has been shooting for just over a year.
Comments: Goal is to make it to the finals in men’s
individual pistol.
Tecla Scatliff – Air Pistol, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Gateway Summer Match-1st Comments: Goal is to shoot her personal best; role
model is her mom, Shawnee, who is Assistant Chef de
Mission.
Diana Teixeira – Air Pistol, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Regina Jr. Competition-3rd
Comments: Goal is to do her best and try hard; role
models are her parents; she was born in Portugal and
was her high school Valedictorian.
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SNOWBOARDING
Andrew Kondrat, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: 1998 Canadian Nationals
Comments: Goal is to have his team prepared so they
can do their best.
Audrey Smart, Winnipeg
Manager
Experience: 1998 Canadian Nationals
Comments: Goal is to bring the team to a successful
placing; role model is Tony Hawk.
~Athletes~
Chris Bradley, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Western Canadian Sailing
Championships-1st; 2006 Canadian Youth Sailing
Championships-2nd
Comments: Goal is to put together a solid run and
complete it.
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SNOWBOARDING
Michael Hanson, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Stony Rail Jam; 2006 King of the Hill;
2003 Forum Youngbloods
Comments: Goal is to do well.
Patrick Laurie, Gilbert Plains
Experience: 2006 Asessippi Competition-1st big air
& boarder cross; 2006 Mission Ridge Competition-1st
boarder cross
Comments: Goal is to divide & conquer the super pipe;
role model is Travis Rice.
Ryan Manning, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 King of the Hill-2nd; 2005 King of the
Hill-1st
Comments: Goal is to make it to the finals and place
top-five in half-pipe; role model is David Degelman; his
brother Shawn is on the Manitoba freestyle ski team.
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SPEED SKATING
Anne Mushumanski, West St. Paul
Coach
Experience: 1999 & 2003 Canada Winter Games
Comments: Goal is to help athletes pursue their goals
and help them achieve personal bests; former coach of
Cindy Klassen, Shannon Rempel & Brittany Schussler.
Bill Gendron, Winnipeg
Manager
Comments: Goal is to help all the Team Manitoba
athletes have a great experience at the Games; won
silver for volleyball at the 1974 Manitoba Winter Games.
Nicolle Moskven, Winnipeg
Manager
Experience: Executive Director of Manitoba Speed
Skating Association.
Comments: Goal is to help the athletes achieve their
goals and have fun.
James Monson, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: 1991, 1995 Canada Winter Games, 2003
World Sprint Championships, 2005 Canadian Sprint
Championships.
Comments: James is still racing in speed skating and
coaching at the same time. He hopes to be a positive
role model for the skaters he is coaching.
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SPEED SKATING
~Athletes~
Scott Birse – Short Track, Cartier
Comments: Goal is to have personal bests, have fun
and make friends; role models are Eddie Wall & Devun
Walsh; spent the summer in Australia on an exchange
trip.
Grace Boyd – Short Track, Winnipeg
Experience: 2005/06 St. James Speed Skating Club’s
Most Improved – long track
Comments: Goal is to set personal bests and make
new friends; role models are her parents and Cindy
Klassen; she would like to become a jeweler.
Ashleigh Bunting – Short Track,
Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Manitoba Championships-2nd short
track & 3rd long track
Comments: Goal is to achieve personal bests in all
distances; role model is Brittany Schussler; skated the
Oval in Ritten, Italy.
Reece Derraugh – Short Track,
Winnipeg
Experience:
Comments: Goal is to finish in the top half of
competitors and make new friends; role model
is brother, Tyler Derraugh; comes from family of
speedskaters – dad was at 1968 Olympics, mother was
Jr. National Champion, and brother trains in Calgary.
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Karlee Gendron – Long Track,
Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Canadian Nationals-2nd; 2006
Comments: Goal is to medal in the pursuit; role model
is Catriona LeMay Doan.
Kyle Gendron – Long Track,
Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Canadian Jr. Olympic Style
Championships-13th; 2005 Canadian National
Championships-1st 3000m
Comments: Goal is to medal in the 3000m, 5000m and
team pursuit; role model is Lance Armstrong; member of
Manitoba Road Cycling team.
Elizabeth Gordon – Short Track,
LaSalle
Experience: 2003 Canada Winter Games-figure skating
Comments: Goal is to gain experience and skate to the
best of her ability; figure skated for nine years before
switching to speed skating in the fall.
Shayla Heidinger – Long Track,
Winnipeg
Experience: 2003 Canada Winter Games-short track
speed skating
Comments: Role model is Cindy Klassen.
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SPEED SKATING
Andrea Johnson – Long Track,
Winnipeg
Experience: 2005 Canadian Single Distance
Championships-11th 3000m
Comments: Goal is to medal in the team pursuit;
role model is Hirayashu Shimizu; was Valedictorian of
her high school; studying Kinesiology at University of
Calgary.
Damian Konotopetz – Short Track,
Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Western Regional Championships3rd; 2006 Manitoba Championships-1st
Comments: Goal is to have personal bests in all
distances; member of the provincial junior high
performance orienteering team; won the North American
and U.S. Championships.
Emily Levin – Short Track, Winnipeg
short track & 3rd long track; 2005 Canadian Age Class
Competition-5th 1500m
Comments: Goal is to skate personal best in all races;
role model is Cindy Klassen; her mom was at the 1976
Olympics for speed skating.
Elise MacDonald, Short Track,
Winnipeg
Birthdate: September 10, 1993
Experience: 2006 North American Championships 3rd,
midget girls for both the provincial long and short track
championships 1st.
Comments: Elise also competed in the Manitoba
Summer Games where she came in 2nd in the 1500m
athletics events
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Ryan McConnell – Long Track,
Winnipeg
Experience: 2002 North American Championships-2nd;
2002 Canadian Championships-2nd
Comments: Goal is to medal in the 500m & 1500m;
role model is brother, Terrence McConnell; currently an
engineering student at the University of Calgary.
Steve Minion – Short Track,
Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 North American Championships-4th
Comments: Goal is to be a champion; role model is
David Duval; is a competitive golfer during the summer.
Matthew Mymryk – Short Track,
Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Manitoba Long Track Mass Start
Championships-2nd; 2006 Manitoba Short Track
Championships-2nd
Comments: Goal is to place top-10 in two distances;
role model is Bob Essensa; wants to be an architect.
Steven Poole – Long Track,
Winnipeg
North American Championships-1st; 2005 Canadian
Championships-1st
Comments: Goal is to medal; role model is Lance
Armstrong.
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SPEED SKATING
Tristan Stepnuk – Long Track,
Winnipeg
Experience: 2005 Canadian Long Track
Championships-7th; 2005 Manitoba Long Track
Championships-1st; 2005 Manitoba Short Track
Championships-1st
Comments: Goal is to skate competitively and enjoy
the experience; role model is Lance Armstrong; holds
provincial titles in field lacrosse (’03) and flag football
(’00).
Greta Waples – Long Track,
Winnipeg
Experience: 2005 North American Long Track; 2005
Canadian Championships
Comments: Goal is to place top-10 in the 1500m &
3000m; role model is her brother.
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SQUASH
Trevor Borland, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: 2006 World Jr. Men’s Championships8th; 1991-2003 Canada Winter Games; 1999 Pan Am
Games
Comments: Goal is to win a bronze medal for both boys
and girls teams.
Elaine Glass, Winnipeg
Manager
Comments: Goal is to assist the team be the best they
can and to make it to the medal round.
~Athletes~
John Arbuthnot, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 LaFarge International Doubles – A
Champion; 2006 U-19 B.C. Junior Open–3rd; 2006 U-17
Canadian Jr. Nationals
Comments: Goal for the games is to win gold; role
model is Shahier Razik.
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SQUASH
Chelsea Clake, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 U-17 Canadian Jr. Nationals; 2005
Ladies Manitoba A Championships
Comments: Goal is to have fun; role model is Jonathan
Power; grew up playing squash in Nunavut.
Dave Glass, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Jr. World Championships; 2006
Canadian Nationals–3rd; 2003 Canada Winter GamesBronze
Comments: Goal is to have fun; role model is Lance
Armstrong; he has taken a year off to play in the
Professional Squash Association; sister is on the team.
Leanne Glass, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Manitoba Track & Field
Championships-2nd high jump
Comments: Goal is try her best, have fun and to place
3rd or 4th; role models are her coach and Alana Miller;
brother is on the team.
Elsemari Jacobs, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Jr. Nationals-4th; 2006 Ontario Jr.
Open-3rd
Comments: Goal is to set personal bests; role model
is Alana Miller; was born in South Africa and moved to
Canada when she was 10; brother is on the team.
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Johandre Jacobs, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Manitoba Jr. Open-1st; 2006 Ontario
Jr. Open-7th
Comments: Goal is to win all his matches; role model
is teammate, Dave Glass; was born in South Africa and
moved to Canada when he was eight; sister is on the
team.
Graeme Schmidt, Portage la Prairie
Experience: 2006 Canadian Jr. Nationals; 2005
Manitoba Jr. Open-2nd
Comments: Goal for the games is to be on the podium;
he also plays competitive soccer, volleyball, basketball,
badminton and baseball.
Alix Younger, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 U-15 Jr. Canadian Nationals-1st;
2006 U-14 Jr. Canadian Badminton Nationals-3rd in
singles and 2nd in doubles.
Comments: Goal is to win a medal; role model is
Nichole David
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SYNCHRONIZED
SWIMMING
Khadija Cutcher, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: 1990 U.S. Olympic Festival-athlete; 1991
Pan Am Games-athlete; 1994 U.S. Olympic Festivalhead coach
Comments: Goal is for team to place in top-five, as well
as having a fun and positive experience; role models
are her parents; appeared in an Austin Powers movie as
a synchro swimmer.
Shelley Ganske, Winnipeg
Manager
Experience: Has been coaching synchro for 22 years
and previously swam at all levels.
Comments: She is a level 3 coach and a retired
synchro swimming judge.
~Athletes~
Carly Ayres, Oakbank
Experience: 2005-2006 Nationals and Westerns
Comments: Role model is Dominika Kopcik
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Jill Byman, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Nationals and Westerns; 2006
Espoir National Competition
Comments: Goal for Games is to be in the finals for
team routine and duet; role model is Dominika Kopcik.
Marlene Desaulniers-Bernard
Winnipeg
Championships
Comments: Goal is for team to place in the top-five
and to make it to the finals in solo & duet; role models
are her parents; has won provincial cross-country track
championships the last three years.
Holly Ediger, Winnipeg
Experience: 2004 & 2006 Nationals and Westerns
Comments: Goal is to give it her all and have no
regrets; role model is Isabelle Rampling; missed entire
2005 season to travel around the world with mother.
Christina MacNeill, Winnipeg
Experience: 2003-2006 Nationals and Westerns
Comments: Goal for games is top-five placing; role
models are Keri Atkins & Dominika Kopcik;
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Kairo Martin, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Nationals and Westerns, 2005
Europeans
Comments: Goal is to place in the top-five for team;
role model is Rick Hansen; trained in the Netherlands
for five years and swam with the Geilenkirchen Orcas in
the European Forces Swim League.
Katelyn McGuffin, Winnipeg
Experience: 2004-2005 Canadian Open National
Championships; 2005 Espoir National Championships2nd
Comments: Goal is to have great swim and have fun;
role models are Kerry Atkins & Laura McClemont; her
nickname is “Purple.”
Freya Perron, Winnipeg
Experience: 2
005-2006 Nationals and Westerns
Comments:Goal is to meet new people and have no
regrets; role model is Keri Atkins; team captain for the
past two seasons of the Winnipeg Synchro team.
Megan Rutherford, Winnipeg
Experience: 2003-2006 MASY Challenge
Comments:Goal is to give it her all and support her
teammates; role model is Dominika Kopcik.
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TABLE TENNIS
George Damianov, Winnipeg
Coach
Experience: 2006 North American Championships;
2006 Canadian National Championships; 2003 Canada
Winter Games
Comments: Goal is for team to finish in final four; role
model is Stellan Bengston.
Marissa Pointon, Winnipeg
Manager
Experience: 2003 Canada Winter Games-athlete
Comments: Goal is for Manitoba to be in the top-three;
role model is her brother, Craig.
~Athletes~
Alexandra Dzioba, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 U18 Canadian National
Championships-4th; 2006 Westerns Canadians-3rd; 2003
Canada Winter Games
Comments: Goal is to do her best; role model is her
family.
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TABLE TENNIS
Frederick Eng, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Canadian Sr. Championships-2nd
team event; 2005 Canadian Jr. Championships-2nd;
2006 U17 Western Canada Open-1st
Comments: Goal is to play his best and achieve a
personal best ranking for himself and his team; role
model is his brother, Patrick.
Lucy Lui, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Canadian National Championships2nd doubles; 2005 Canadian National Championships;
2004 Western Canadian Championships; 2003 Western
Canada Summer Games
Comments: Goal is to help team finish third; role model
is her dad, Feng Lui; was born in China and moved to
Canada five years ago.
William Lui, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Stiga Jr. National Championships-3rd
singles & 2nd doubles; 2006 Saskatchewan Open-1st Comments: Goal is to win a medal; role model is JanOve Waldner.
Allaria Odorico, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006- Manitoba & Saskatchewan Open,
Stiga Canadian Junior Nationals
Comments: Goal is to finish in the top-five; role models
are Steve Nash and her grandfather, Americo Odorico.
TABLE TENNIS
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Patrick Serda, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Maniotba Closed-1st doubles; 2005
Canadian Jr. Championships-3rd doubles & team
Comments: Goal is to place in the top-three for singles
and to help win a medal for the team event; role model
is world’s strongest man, Mariusz Pudzianowski; he is a
good poker player.
Xichi “Xissy” Yang, Winnipeg
2006 Red River Open-2nd
Comments: Goal is to do her best.
Terry Zhang, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 U13 Canadian National
Championships-1st; 2003-2004 U11 Canadian National
Championships-1st
Comments: Goal is to win a medal; role model is JanOve Waldner.
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TABLE TENNIS
WHEELCHAIR
BASKETBALL
Bill Johnson, Lorette
Coach
Experience: 2006 World Championships-1st; 2004
Paralympics-1st; 1999-2003 Canada Winter Games
Comments: Goal is to ensure a great experience for all
his athletes; his sister is assistant coach.
Mandy Johnson, Lorette
Coach
Experience: 2006 Canadian Championships-4th;
2003 Canada Winter Games-5th; 1999 Canada Winter
Games-6th
Comments: Goal is to provide her athletes with the
skills they need to succeed; role models are her
brothers, Bill and Joey; played on first ever team to win
three consecutive national championships.
Alex McLean, Winnipeg
Manager
Championships; 1995 World Rugby Championships;
1986 Pan Am Games – pentathlon; 1984 Paralympics
– track & field.
Comments: Goal is to win gold; third longest running
rugby player in the world; only quad to win three
basketball finals in row.
WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL
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~Athletes~
Angela Alexander, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Canadian Sr. National
Championships-4th; 2006 Canadian Jr. National
Championships-5th
Comments: Goal is to push her limits and show what
she’s made of; role model is Mandy Johnson; Bill,
Mandy & Joey Johnson, and Shawn and Jeff Watson
are all her cousins.
Tovin Hamilton, Winnipegosis
Experience: He is in his first year playing.
Comments: Goal is to play his best.
Steve Hayward, Treherne
Experience: 2005 Canadian National Championships3rd; 1999-2003 Canada Winter Games
Comments: Goal is to medal; role model is Alex
McLean; member of the Canadian Junior National team.
Chantelle Horel, Winnipeg
Experience: 2003 B.C. Disability Games, 2003-2005
Windsor Classic Indoor Games, 2005 Canada Summer
Games
Comments: Chantelle wants to use the games as a
learning experience. She wants to have a good time
and use the opportunity to better herself and experience
a high level of competition
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Kristian Isford, Treherne
Experience: 2005 Sr. Canadian National
Championships-3rd
Comments: Goal is to medal; role model is Joey
Johnson; works in Alberta but comes home to train
monthly.
Casey Menell, Winnipeg
Experience: 2005 Canadian National Championships3rd; 2006 Canadian Jr. National Championships-3rd;
2005 Canadian Jr. National Championships-5th
Comments: Goal is to medal; role model is his mom.
Kim Park, East St. Paul
Experience: 1992-2001 National Baton Twirling
Championships
Comments: Goal is to do her best as an individual and
team; role models are her coaches; has been a baton
twirler since the age of four.
Josh Paul, Stonewall
Championships-3rd; 2005 Canadian Jr. National
Championships-3rd Comments: Goal is to win gold; role models are his
coaches; owns a bunch of lizards and a frog.
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Brian Ramm, Winnipeg
Championships-4th; 2005 Canadian Sr. National
Championships-3rd; 2003 Canada Winter Games
Comments: Goal is to win gold and represent Manitoba
the best he can; role model is his fiancée Rose.
Jeff Watson, Winnipeg
Experience: 2006 Canadian Jr. National
Championships; 2005 Canadian Sr. National
Championships
Comments: Goal is to medal; role model is Joe
Johnson; his brother and cousin play on the team while
his two cousins coach the team.
Shawn Watson, Winnipeg
Championships-3rd; 2005 Canadian Sr. National
Championships-3rd
Comments: Goal is to win gold; role model is Michael
Jordan; his brother is on the team and his cousins coach
the team.
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TEAM MANITOBA RESULTS AT CANADA WINTER GAMES - 1967 to 2003
Sport
1967 1971 1975 1979 1983
Archery-M
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Archery-F
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Badminton
5
6
4
6
6
Boxing
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3
10
7
8
Curling-M
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5
2
1
6
Curling-F combined 1
2
4
4
Fencing-M
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5
7
4
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Fencing-F
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5
7 combined -
Fig. Skate
9
6
6
5
7
*Spec.O.
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Gym.A-M
5
5
7
4
5
Gym.A-F combinedcombined 3
4
4
Gym.R.S
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-
Hockey-M
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7
5
5
10
Hockey-F
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Judo-M
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8
5
5
9
Judo-F
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-
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-
Ringette
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-
Shooting-M
5
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Shooting-F
5
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Ski-Alpine-M -
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7
8
Ski-Alpine-F -
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- combined 8
Ski-Biath-M
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Ski-Biath-F
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Ski-X-C-M
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7
Ski-X-C-F
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3 combined 3
Ski-Free-M
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Ski-Free-F
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Speed Sk-M 2
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Speed Sk-F 1
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Squash-M
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Squash-F
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Synchro
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5
3
T.Tennis
6
5
6
6
8
Weight-M
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7
6
8
2
Weight-F
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WC.B-ball
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1987
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5
9
1
1
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8
-
5
5
1
10
-
6
10
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-
-
6
7
-
-
8
8
-
-
6
4
-
-
9
9
2
-
-
1991*
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-
5
10
1
2
6
10
3
-
7
6
3
3
5
4
7
4
2
6
-
-
10
9
8
7
-
-
7
6
3
2
6
9
2
3
-
12
9
9
30
6
9
12
20
41
6
1995 1999* 2003
-
-
2
-
-
5
5
5
5
8
7
4
5
8
5
6
1
11
7
8
3
8
7
4
5
7
5
-
-
8
7
7
6
4
3
5
2
6
8
7
4
7
4
7
5
5
7
5
8
2
2
2
9
4
6
10
6
4
10
8
6
7
8
9
6
7
5
7
6
3
8
8
9
10
4
5
9
2
5
4
6
5
7
8
8
8
9
7
5
7
3
2
5
3
6
6
5
7
6
6
7
4
6
3
5
6
5
MEDALS
Gold
Silver
Bronze
TOTAL
Standing
6
6
10
22
4
11
7
8
26
5
6
13
4
24
5
9
9
12
30
5
7
5
11
23
6
6
5
2
13
6
7
5
14
26
5
6
11
18
35
5
*Manitoba - Winner of Centennial Cup for Most Improved Province since previous Games
TEAM MANITOBA PAST RESULTS
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2003 CANADA WINTER GAMES
MEDAL COUNT
GOLD (6)
RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS (Group Competition)
Tracy Chu, Josie Cosyns, Samantha Duha, Kari Erlendson, Julie Lacroix, Jenny McLeod
JUDO – Men’s 48-51 kg – Quang Pham
ARCHERY – Men’s Compound – Kevin Tataryn
ARCHERY – Women’s Team Compound – Avril Heatherall and Doris Jones
ARCHERY – Men’s Team Recurve – Jason Lyon and Ryan Mayo
BOXING – 81 kg - Mikel Rondeau.
SILVER (11)
FENCING - Men’s Individual Epee – Ben Sawatzky
FREESTYLE SKI - Men’s Aerials – Tyson Monk
FENCING – Men’s Sabre Team – Patrick Rathwell, Adrien Sparling, Max Stearns
RINGETTE TEAM – Courtney Burns, Lindsay Burns, Jerilyn Driedger, Shana Friesen, Chelsea
Hansen, Nicole Hekle, Meghan Kurz, Ashley Lutz, Michelle Madziak, Kristy Maksymyk, Karly
McDonald, Amanda Nordstrom, Elisa Proutt, Dani Reid, Jolene Reimer, Angela Simpson, Meredith
Warner, Wayne Hekle (C), Sue Reid (C), Jamie Penner (M)
JUDO – Women’s 63+ kg – Alyssa Caughy
ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS – Women’s Individual All Around – Jenna Kerbis
ARCHERY – Men’s Team Compound – Kevin Tataryn and Blair Lyon
ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS – Women’s Uneven Bars – Jenna Kerbis
ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS – Women’s Beams – Ashlee deLeeuw
SHOOTING – Women’s Team Air Rifle – Alex Deneka and Kaitlin McCrea
BOXING – 71 kg – David Lao
BRONZE (18)
FENCING - Men’s Team Epee –Ben Sawatzky, Joel Gregoire, Aaron Wade
FENCING – Women’s Epee – Heather Carr, Daria Jorquera Palmer, Kayleigh Speirs
SQUASH - Men’s Team – Andrew Boumford, Iain Crozier, Dave Glass, Cam Mundle
SQUASH – Women’s Team – Tara Chawla, Becky Dudley, Nichole Mailey, Ashley Malenchak
FENCING –Women’s Epee – Daria Jorquera Palmer
RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS – Group All Around - Tracy Chu, Josie Cosyns, Samantha Duha, Kari
Erlendson, Julie Lacroix, Jenny McLeod
JUDO – Men’s 51-55kg – Graeme Smith
JUDO – Men’s 60-66kg – Marko Sajdak
JUDO – Women’s 48-52 kg – Cynthia Kelpin
JUDO – Men’s 73-81 kg – Anson Pops
ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS – Women’s Team – Ashlee deLeeuw, Stephanie Friesen, Jenna Kerbis,
Joeanna Leung, Stephanie Monkman, Nicole Mulder, Alexandra Regier
FIGURE SKATING – Novice Dance – Amy Leslie and Kley Nichol
BOXING – 60 kg – Hazen Chessie
ARCHERY – Men’s Recurve – Jason Lyon
BIATHLON – Junior Women’s 3 x 6 km Relay – Megan Imrie, Candice Tremblay and Cynthia Clark
ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS – Women’s Beams – Jenna Kerbis
TABLE TENNIS – Boys Under 17 – Craig Pointon
ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS – Floor – Jenna Kerbis
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2003 MEDAL COUNT
2007 GAMES SCHEDULE
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Fri Sat Sun Mon Tues Wed Th Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Th Fri Sat
DRAFT SCHEDULE, SUBJECT TO CHANGE UNTIL FINAL APPROVAL
blue indicates medals to be won in that sport on that day
Archery
Porter Creek Secondary School
Badminton
CGC Fieldhouse 1
Biathlon
Grey Mountain
Curling - Women's
Mt McIntyre
Hockey - Men's
Takhini Arena/ CGC Arena 2
Inuit Games
FH Collins High School
Judo
CGC Fieldhouse 2
Ringette
CGC Arena 2, Takhini
Shooting
Vanier Secondary
Skiing - Freestyle
Mt Sima
Snowboarding
Mt Sima
Speed Skating - Long Track FH Collins High School
Speed Skating - Short Track CGC Arena 1
Synchro Swim
CGC Lions Aquatic Centre
Opening Ceremony
ATCO Place
Artistic Gymnastics
CGC Fieldhouse 2
Boxing
FH Collins High School
Curling - Men's
Mt McIntyre
Dene Games
ATCO Place/FH Collins
Fencing
Vanier Secondary
Figure Skating
CGC Arena 1
Hockey - Womens
Takhini Arena / CGC Arena 2
Skiing - Alpine
Mt Sima
Skiing - Cross Country
Mt McIntyre
Squash
Better Bodies / EET
Table Tennis
CGC Fieldhouse 1
Wheelchair Basketball
Porter Creek Secondary
Closing Ceremony
ATCO Place
Sport
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