Exciting finish to competition for Team BC archers

Local Team BC archers Tony Proctor and Emerie Watson bring home B.C.’s first ever bronze in the team compound archery event.

Team BC faces Team Saskatchewan in a nail biter of a hockey match up

Back and forth all game long, Team BC comes up short in a shoot out against Team Saskatchewan.

Team BC stopped by Team Ontario, and the rim

With a disappointing loss to Team Ontario, Team BC wheelchair basketball athletes gear up to play for a fifth place finish tomorrow at 1 p.m.

Team BC ringette medal opportunity missed with loss to Team Manitoba

An unfortunate loss to Team Manitoba in ringette ends in Team BC playing for a fifth place finish.

Personal bests for Team BC in the 500m short track

Team BC speed skating short track competed in the 500m today at the Lakewood Dental Arena. 

Team BC curlers advance to semi-final

Team BC pulls out a hard fought win over Team PEI to advance to the semis.

Team BC’s Mel Pemble captures silver in alpine for an excited Prince George crowd

Team BC bring home the hardware in alpine as the Prince George U12 ski racers bring a whole new level of excitement to the slopes.

Medal trifecta for Emily Dickson as Team BC posts big results at Winter Games

Emily Dickson earned her third medal of the 2015 Canada Winter Games on Wednesday in the biathlon 10km pursuit, adding a gold to her silver and bronze finishes from earlier this week. 

Team BC’s long track speed skaters were also golden – Jacob Graham (Dawson Creek) and Sara Spence (Kamloops) both won their respective 500m races in Fort St. John on Wednesday.

Silver medals were earned by Mel Pemble (Victoria) in the para alpine slalom, Leia Hoot (Kamloops) in the target shooting air rifle event, and the female long track speed skating team took silver in women’s pursuit: Sara Spence, Carolina Hiller (Prince George), Abigail McCluskey (Penticton) and Emilie Medland-Marchen (Kelowna). 

The team of Tony Procter (Prince George) and Emerie Watson (Quesnel) earned a bronze in the compound archery event. 

Golden day for B.C. long track speed skaters

Team BC’s long track speed skaters got off to an impressive start at the 2015 Canada Winter Games on Wednesday earning gold in the men’s and women’s 500m events and a silver in the women’s team pursuit. 

Jacob Graham of Dawson Creek and Sara Spence of Kamloops took top spot on the podium in the 500m. Spence was also part of the team that won silver in the pursuit event with Carolina Hiller (Prince George), Abigail McCluskey (Penticton) and Emilie Medland-Marchen (Kelowna ).

Kristina Natalenko earns Team BC silver in a challenging day on the slopes

Six Team BC ladies place in the alpine top 20 today despite a challenging course. 

Team BC is sweeping away the competition

Team BC defeats Team Yukon and Team New Brunswick, increasing its win record to 3-0.  The team is gearing up to play Team Nova Scotia tomorrow.

Team BC moves to 1-1 in ringette pool play with win over Team PEI

Team BC evens it up in pool play with 7-4 win over Team PEI. 

Pemble races to gold in Giant Slalom Para, Natalenko earns silver in Giant Slalom

Prince George’s Purden Ski Village was the site of the first Giant Slalom Para Female race in the Canada Winter Games’ Alpine skiing event on Monday and it turned out to be a golden opportunity for 14-year-old Mel Pemble. 

The Victoria skier raced her way to the top of the podium in her first contest of the 2015 Games. 

A few hours later, New Westminster’s Kristina Natalenko, 15, won silver in Giant Slalom Female

Two fourth place finishes for Team BC rifle shooters

Team BC rifle shooters off to a fiery start with two fourth place finishes.  Competition picks back up Tuesday.

Team BC Statement on move of Long Track Speed Skating to Fort St. John

The Prince George 2015 Canada Games Organizing committee announced today that the remainder of Long Track Speed Skating competition will be moved to Fort St. John.

Female gymnastics earns bronze in team event

British Columbia earned its first team medal on Sunday when the women’s gymnastics contingent took the bronze medal.

Team BC Wheelchair Basketball ready for first game

Team BC wheelchair basketball athletes are ready to take to the court Monday for their first two games of the 2015 Canada Winter Games tournament.

Game Summary Team BC vs Team Ontario

Team BC had another tough match up today in hockey against Team Ontario which ended in a loss 7-1.

Short track sells out Kin Centre

Team BC short track skaters race in front of sold out crowds in several intense 1,500m races. 

Women’s gymnastics team flips their way to bronze

Team BC’s gymnastics team is off to an impressive start as the women take third in the team event. Team lead Shallon Olsen is currently ranked second overall.

Outdoor ice oval and Team BC long track speed skaters deliver

With the ice oval ready for competition, Team BC’s Sara Spence takes silver in the women’s 1,500m while her teammates impress with several top seven finishes.

Team BC archers right on target as qualifying rounds begin

Team BC archers score well in qualifying rounds as four athletes place in the top 10 for recurve and compound. The archers will face off again tomorrow at the Northern Sports Centre.

Alpine skiers score big flag points on day one

Thanks to several top 10 finishes in the super G, Team BC collected major flag points in a successful day on the slopes.

First hometown medal goes to B.C.’s Emily Dickson

Northern B.C. had its first athlete take the podium on Sunday when Emily Dickson earned a bronze in 12.5km biathlon event. 

Déjà vu for Team BC at Tabor Mountain

Teal Harle and Elena Gaskell bring home gold, and Sofiane Gagnon a bronze, for Team BC in another successful day in freestyle skiing.

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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