Team BC Uniforms and Pin Package Unveiled

In just two weeks, Team BC will march proudly into the Opening Ceremony of 2015 Western Canada Summer Games wearing the colours of their home province.

Team BC ready to take on the best of the west at the 2015 Western Canada Summer Games

A contingent of 427 people make up Team BC and they are ready to compete against the best in the west at the 2015 Western Canada Summer Games.  Canoe Kayak athlete, Alex Brent, will be Team BC's flag bearer for the Opening Ceremony.

BC Soccer announces Team BC selections for Western Canada Summer Games

BC Soccer had selected the male and female athletes to represent Team BC at the 2015 Western Canada Summer Games.

Team BC and Mi KIDS Partner at 2015 Western Canada Summer Games

Team BC and Mi KIDS Fort McMurray have forged a partnership to provide children in Fort McMurray with access to sport. During the 2015 Western Canada Summer Games, Team BC will provide a cash donation to Mi KIDS.

Cycling BC announces 10 athletes to Team BC for Western Canada Summer games

Cycling BC has selected 10 athletes to complete for Team BC at the 2015 Western Canada Summer Games in Wood Buffalo, Alberta.

Team BC launches #WEareBC Spirit Contest

With the countdown on to the 2015 Western Canada Summer Games we want to see your Team BC Spirit!  Take a picture or make a video showing your #WEareBC Spirit for a chance to win as Beats Pill Speaker. 

51 Team BC alumni on Team Canada for 2015 PanAm Games

51 Team BC alumni are set to compete for Team Canada at the 2015 Pan Am Games in Toronto.  BC Games and Team BC alumni make up 50% of the BC athletes at the Games.

Rowing BC selects 17 athletes to Team BC for Western Canada Summer Games

Rowing BC is proud to announce the following athletes selected to represent the province of British Columbia at the 2015 Western Canada Summer Games.

BC Athletics selects 50 athletes to Team BC for Western Canada Summer Games

Burnaby, BC - BC Athletics is pleased to nominate 50 athletes to the 2015 TeamBC Western Canada Summer Games Team. 25 female and 25 male athletes were selected to compete at the Games, taking place in Wood Buffalo, Alberta August 6 – 11, 2015.

Training day at Canyon for Alpine Ski

Alpine ski trains in frigid weather

Gold medal in singles squash

Lucia Bicknel’s medal ties Team BC’s winter games tally for gold medals

Team BC looses heartbreaker

Team BC will play for bronze medal

Silver and bronze medals in snowboard

Maggie Crompton wins silver medal while Jadyn Chomlak takes the bronze

Hockey wins quarter final.

Women’s hockey are into the final four

Team BC adds 15 more medals to tally

Para nordic sweeps the podium…again and again…and again

Epic day for Team BC as athletes win 19 medals

Day 13 was lucky for Team BC as flag is raised 19 times

Team BC keeps adding to medal tally on day 12

Para nordic, cross country, trampoline and judo add to Team BC’s medal count

Trampoline wins bronze medal for Team BC

Trampoline adds to Team BC’s medal tally

Cross country medal adds to Team BC’s medal count

Benita Peiffer adds to Team BC’s medal count

Two Silver Medals for Female Team BC Judo

Kimiko Kamstra and Klavdia Danilkov earned silver medals today at Judo. 

Two Bronze Medals for Male Judo in Individual competition

Bronze medals for Korin Gardner (Nanaimo) and Finn Schroeder (Whistler). 

Podium sweep in para nordic

Ethan Hess, Leo Samarelli and Paul Finkbeiner  sweep the podium in Para Nordic Sit Men event

Bronze medal in Para Nordic for Maya Jonas

Para Nordic wins bronze medal in Stand Women category

Team BC adds four medals to tally

Figure skating, snowboarding and cross country win Canada Winter Games medals

Last medal of the night brought to you by…figure skating

Eric Pahima wins silver medal in Special Olympics Men’s event

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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