2015 Canada Winter Games Torch Relay

The countdown is on to the 2015 Canada Winter Games.  See the Canada Games Torch at Relay events in Victoria, New Westminster, Burnaby, and Kamloops in October.

Team BC Badminton Announced for Canada Winter Games

After months of trials, Badminton BC has announced the athletes selected to compete for Team BC at the 2015 Canada Winter Games in Prince George, February 13 to March 1.  

Team BC Launches Refreshed Brand and Website

Team BC has launched a whole new look and feel as we prepare for the 2015 Canada Winter Games.  The new logo, tag line, and website capture the feeling behind what it is like to be part of Team BC.  We live for this!

Canada Games Council inducts new members into Hall of Fame

Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame recently hosted the 2013 Induction Celebrations presented by the Canada Games and inducted eleven new Honoured Members.

Sport BC Recognizes 2015 Canada Winter Games Community Sport Heroes

Sport BC was in Prince George honoring some of the most dedicated individuals in sport in our community.  Of the 11 individuals recognized, five are key planning volunteers with the 2015 Canada Winter Games.

2015 Canada Winter Games 500 days away

Today marks five hundred days until the opening of the 2015 Canada Winter Games in Prince George and the countdown clock continues to tick down

The 2015 Canada Winter Games Return From Sherbrooke

The 2015 Canada Games team has officially returned from Sherbooke and are excited, educated, and ready to take the lead as the next Official Host Society.

Team BC Active Youth Project donates more than 250 lbs. of clothing to Sherbrooke community organization and Lac-Megantic relief efforts

With the goal of fostering social responsibility and leaving a meaningful legacy in the host community of the 2013 Canada Summer Games, Team BC, in partnership with apparel provider Team Sales, has donated more than 250lbs of clothing to La Source-Soleil, an organization providing housing as well as community resources to support homeless and at-risk youth between the ages of 18-30 in Sherbrooke, QC.


Outstanding QC Volunteer Makes a Difference with BC Sailor

The Canada Summer Games always showcase the best in outstanding sport performance. Beyond athletic prowess however, the Games also see outstanding performances from selfless volunteers who go above and beyond, offering their time, expertise and, in this case their culinary skills, to support the country's finest young athletes in achieving their goals.


Freestyle skiing event wraps up for Team BC

Team BC pulls out two fourth place finishes, wrapping up an impressive showing in freestyle skiing.

Owen Bishop shoots a personal best in the 10m air rifle competition

Team BC’s Owen Bishop wraps a perfect score, a fifth place finish and a personal best into the men’s individual air rifle today.

It’s all in your head

It’s been said that luck is where preparation and opportunity meet. Mental Performance is a key component of any high performance sport.  There is nothing that can describe the pressure felt by athletes during a high stakes competition like Canada Winter Games.

Shallon Olsen vaults to silver in female gymnastics all around

Surrey’s Shallon Olsen took the Canada Winter Games silver medal in the female gymnastics all around event on Tuesday night in Prince George.

Team BC ringette comes up short in round-robin play

Both Team Saskatchewan and Team Alberta came out ahead of Team BC today in ringette.  However, the girls are looking to get back into their groove for the quarterfinals.

Team BC archers come close

Team BC faces tough competition in compound and recurve and the athletes get ready for the much-anticipated team events.

Team BC wheelchair basketball gears up for a tough Team Saskatchewan meeting

Team BC goes into its game tonight against Team Saskatchewan after a trying day yesterday playing both Team Manitoba and Team PEI.

Team BC boasts two top 10 finishes in giant slalom

Despite a challenging course, Team BC finishes strong in the giant slalom.  Racers prepare for slalom events tomorrow beginning at 9 a.m.

The Pin Trading Circuit

Team BC canoe pin proves to be a valuable commodity in the pin trading world….learn more about what is also known as the 20th official sport of the 2015 Prince George Canada Winter Games.

B.C. lands on the podium in Biathlon, Para Alpine and Target Shooting

Team BC earned three medals at the Canada Winter Games on Tuesday in Prince George taking a bronze in the men’s team air pistol target shooting and two silvers – the first in the 7.5 km female biathlon, followed by silver in men’s para alpine giant slalom.

Top 10 finishes across the board for Team BC in moguls

Team BC comes out strong with six top 10 finishes in day one of the moguls.http://cg2015.gems.pro/Result/ShowPerson.aspx?Person_GUID=8ea2b687-6bdc-40e7-881d-d783e18318ea&SetLanguage=en-CA

Team BC curlers steal a win over Team Nova Scotia

Team BC curlers have their sights set on semi-finals as they win a tough match against Team Nova Scotia

Team BC hits target with bronze medal in Team Air Pistol event

In an event where concentration and complete focus can make all the difference, Team BC air pistol target shooters Brian Ng of Langley and Dakota O’Donovan of Merritt aimed their way to the podium with a bronze medal finish in the Canada Winter Games team event on Tuesday.

Team BC captures silver and several top five finishes in biathlon

Prince George’s Emily Dickson skis away with another medal in biathlon while her teammates steal several spots in the top five.

Men’s gymnastics team captures bronze in the team event

Team BC has another strong showing in gymnastics as the men take bronze in the team event.  Both teams are getting ready for the all around events starting Tuesday.

Team BC Hockey posts win over PEI

Team BC posted a win over PEI 5-1.

TERRITORY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We respectfully acknowledge the lək̓ʷəŋən (Lekwungen)-speaking Peoples on whose traditional territory the BC Games Society office stands, and the Songhees, Xwsepsum, and WSÁNEĆ peoples whose historical relationships with the land continue to this day. We recognize that our work in this province spans the territories of more than 200 First Nations, as well as Métis and Inuit communities.

 
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