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2007 Canada Winter Games 2019 Canada Winter Games Team Alberta Results FINAL EVENT SUMMARY Total Medal Summary: Gold 36 Silver 33 Bronze 31 Medal Standings Team Flag Point Ranking 2019 2015 Gold Silver Bronze Total Sport Ranking Ranking Quebec 65 41 40 146 Alpine Skiing, Men 3rd 2nd st rd Ontario 18 43 44 105 Alpine Skiing, Women 1 3 Archery 5th 5th Alberta 36 33 31 100 Artistic Swimming 1st 2nd British Columbia 30 28 29 87 Badminton 1st 2nd 9 7 9 25 Manitoba Biathlon, Men 2nd 2nd Saskatchewan 3 3 11 17 Biathlon, Women 1st 3rd th Nova Scotia 1 6 4 11 Boxing 4 N/A th th New Brunswick 1 3 5 9 Cross Country Skiing 4 4 Curling, Men 5th 8th Newfoundland 1 0 1 2 Curling, Women 5th 5th Prince Edward Island 0 1 1 2 Figure Skating 4th 4th 0 0 1 1 Northwest Territories Freestyle Skiing, Men 4th 1st Yukon 0 0 1 1 Freestyle Skiing, Women 2nd 3rd Nunavut 0 0 0 0 Gymnastics, Artistic & Trampoline 3rd 4th Hockey, Men 3rd 2nd Flag Points Hockey, Women 1st 3rd nd th Contingent Flag Points 2019 Judo, Men 2 5 st rd Quebec 289.5 Judo, Women108.0 1 3 7th th Ontario 281.0 Ringette 5 th th Alberta 274.0 Snowboard, Men 4 5 st th British Columbia 265.0 Snowboard, Women 1 5 nd rd Manitoba 170.5 Speed Skating, Men 2 3 nd rd Saskatchewan 164.5 Speed Skating, Women 2 3 rd st Nova Scotia 131.5 Squash, Men 3 1 rd rd New Brunswick 110.5 Squash, Women 3 3 Table Tennis 4th 4th Prince Edward Island 71.0 st rd Newfoundland and Labrador 64.5 Wheelchair Basketball 1 3 Yukon 61.5 Northwest Territories 42.5 Alberta Wins Centennial Cup Nunavut 15.0 Alberta Wins Jack Pelech Award Alpine Skiing Women’s Slalom Cyndie Timmerman (Calgary) SILVER Anya Molesky (Calgary) 5th Men’s Super G Makenna Lebsack (Calgary) DNF Jesse Kertesz-Knight (Jasper) 8th Anya Molesky (Calgary) DNF Ojas Dhokia (Calgary) 11th Teagan Denney (Calgary) DNF Nick Salverda (Calgary) 17th Julia Culig (Calgary) DNF Aidan Christoffersson (Canmore) 98th Kaitlyn Fynn (Canmore) DNF Ryley Fergusson (Edmonton) 98th Britt Richardson (Canmore) DNF Ben Wallace (Calgary) 98th Colin Mills (Canmore) 99rd Men’s Para Slalom Ethan Gillese (Edmonton) GOLD Men’s Giant Slalom Matt Afaganis (Calgary) DNF Nick Salverda (Calgary) 6th Spencer Allen (Airdrie) DNF Ryley Fergusson (Edmoton) 8th Ben Wallace (Calgary) 17th Women’s Para Slalom Jesse Kertesz-Knight (Jasper) 29th Hanna Chilson (Hardisty) GOLD Collin Mills (Canmore) 33rd Tess Beasant (Calgary) DNF Aidan Christoffersson (Canmore) 40th Anya Morgan (Canmore) DQ Ojas Dhokia (Calgary) DNF Women’s Super G Makenna Lebsack (Calgary) SILVER Archery Britt Richardson (Canmore) BRONZE th Kaitlyn Fynn (Canmore) 4 th Cyndie Timmerman (Calgary) 10 Men’s Recurve th Anya Molesky (Calgary) 14 Aaron Cox (Devon) SILVER th Teagan Denney (Calgary) 15 th Julia Culig (Calgary) 22 Men’s Compound th Women’s Giant Slalom Cole Beres (Calgary) 5 Britt Richardson (Canmore) SILVER Makenna Lebsack (Calgary) BRONZE Women’s Recurve th th Kaitlyn Fynn (Canmore) 4 Vanessa Estephan (Edmonton) 6 th Cyndie Timmerman (Calgary) 8 th Teagan Denney (Calgary) 12 Women’s Compound th th Anya Molesky (Calgary) 15 Kaitlyn Wiley (Red Deer) 7 th Julia Culig (Calgary) 100 Team Mixed- Recurve Men’s Ski Cross Aaron Cox (Devon)/Vanessa Estepha (Edm) 4th Ryley Fergusson (Edmoton) 13th th Colin Mills (Canmore) 13 Team Mixed-Compound th Nick Salverda (Calgary) 17 Cole Beres (Clg)//Kaitlyn Wiley (Red Deer) 6th Ojas Dhokia (Calgary) 25th Jesse Kertesz-Knight (Jasper) 33rd Ben Wallace (Calgary) 33rd Aidan Christoffersson (Canmore) 49th Artistic Swimming Women’s Ski Cross Kaitlyn Fynn (Canmore) SILVER Britt Richardson (Canmore) BRONZE Team – Free Preliminaries Cyndie Timmerman (Calgary) 7th Kelsey Ayers (Calgary) Julia Culig (Calgary) 8th Elizabeth Battista (Calgary) Teagan Denney (Calgary) 13th Dana Brunskill (Calgary) Anya Molesky (Calgary) 13th Jaime Czarkowski (Calgary) Makenna Lebsack (Calgary) 49th Natalie Greenfield (Calgary) GOLD Teah Hoffman (Calgary) Men’s Para Giant Slalom Camryn Hooey (Calgary) Spencer Allen (Airdrie) GOLD Adora Kruger (Cochrane) Ethan Gillese (Edmonton) 4th Rosemary Stuart (Calgary) Matt Afaganis (Calgary) 98th Kiana Sweet (Calgary) Women’s Para Giant Slalom Duets J.Czarkowski (Cgy)/T.Hoffman (Cgy) GOLD Tess Beasant (Calgary) GOLD th Hanna Chilson (Hardisty) BRONZE A.Kruger (Cgy)/N.Greenfield (Cgy) 11 Anya Morgan (Canmore) 5th Solo Jaime Czarkowski (Calgary) GOLD Men’s Slalom th Ryley Fergusson (Edmoton) SILVER Teah Hoffman (Calgary) 11 Jesse Kertesz-Knight (Jasper) 5th Nick Salverda (Calgary) DNF Ben Wallace (Calgary) DNF Ojas Dhokia (Calgary) DNF Aidan Christoffersson (Canmore) DNF Ryley Fergusson (Edmoton) DNF Badminton Men’s Event 3 X 7.5 km Relay Haldan Borglum (Calgary) SILVER Thomas Hulsman (Airdrie) Men’s Singles Reid Lovstrom (Calgary) Kevin Lee (Calgary) SILVER Imran Wadia (Calgary) BRONZE Women’s Event 3 X 6 km Relay Yunzhi Chen (Edmonton) 4th Pascale Paradis (Calgary) GOLD Jenna Sherrington (Calgary) Women’s Singles Naomi Walch (Calgary) Emily Chan (Calgary) 9th Female 10km Individual Stephanie Cheung (Edmonton) 9th Jenna Sherrington (Calgary) GOLD Kyleigh O’Donaghue (Calgary) 9th Pascale Paradis (Calgary) SILVER Eyota Kwan (Edmonton) DNA Karly Coyne (Canmore) BRONZE Takeisha Wang (Edmonton) DNA Naomi Walch (Calgary) 4th Men’s Doubles K.Lee (Cgy)/A.Bauer (Cgy) GOLD Y.Chen (Edm)/D.Wang (Edm) 4th Boxing Women’s Doubles E.Wang (Edm)/E.Chan (Cgy) 5th Men’s Individual S.Cheung (Edm)/E.Kwan (Edm) 5th 56kg Cole Brander (Edmonton) SILVER 60kg Kyle Oliver (Lethbridge) 4th Mixed Doubles 64kg Fausto Santoro (Edmonton) 5th A.Bauer (Cgy)/K.O’Donaghue (Cgy) GOLD 69kg Tristan Deveau (Medicine Hat) 5th I.Wadia (Cgy)/T.Wang (Edm) SILVER 75kg Janick Lacroix (Medicine Hat) SILVER D.Wang (Edm)/e.Kwan (Edm) 5th 81kg Josh Peck (Coalhurst) 7th Team Competition Mixed Alberta 5 vs New Brunswick 0 Cross Country Skiing Alberta 2 vs Quebec 3 Alberta 3 vs Manitoba 0 Alberta 3 vs Ontario 1 Men’s 10 KM Free Alberta 3 vs Quebec 2 Reed Godfrey (Canmore) SILVER Logan Lumby (Calgary) 15th Alberta Record 4-1 GOLD Luke Fricker (Canmore) 21st Rhys James (Canmore) 24th Samuel Hendry (Canmore) 54th Biathlon Women’s 7.5 KM Free Issy Hendry (Canmore) BRONZE Maya Fish (Canmore) 13th Men’s 7.5km Sprint Anna Parent (Canmore) 15th Reid Lovstrom (Calgary) SILVER Althea Brolsma (Calgary) 23rd Haldan Borglum (Calgary) 6th Anna Pryce (Calgary) 53rd Chad Berling (Calgary) 14th Thomas Hulsman (Airdrie) 16th Men’s Sprint, Free Reed Godfrey (Canmore) 4th Men’s Event 10 KM Pursuit Samuel Hendry (Canmore) 5th Thomas Hulsman (Airdrie) 4th Rhys James (Canmore) 8th Reid Lovstrom (Calgary) 5th Luke Fricker (Canmore) 22nd Haldan Borglum (Calgary) 8th Logan Lumby (Calgary) 25th Chad Berling (Calgary) 14th Male 12.5 km Individual Women’s Sprint, Free Haldan Borglum (Calgary) BRONZE Issy Hendry (Canmore) 4th Chad Berling (Calgary) 5th Anna Pryce (Calgary) 7th Thomas Hulsman (Airdrie) 9th Althea Brolsma (Cagary) 19th Reid Lovstrom (Calgary) 17th Anna Parent (Canmore) 21st nd Maya Fish (Canmore) 22 Women’s 6km Sprint Jenna Sherrington (Calgary) GOLD Men’s 15K Mass Start Pascale Paradis (Calgary) SILVER Samuel Hendry (Canmore) BRONZE Naomi Walch (Calgary) BRONZE Reed Godfrey (Canmore) 11th Karly Coyne (Canmore) 9th Luke Fricker (Canmore) 18th th Rhys James (Canmore) 20 Women’s Event 7.5 KM Pursuit Logan Lumby (Calgary) 22nd Pascale Paradis (Calgary) BRONZE Jenna Sherrington (Calgary) 4th Women’s 10k Mass Start Naomi Walch (Calgary) 5th Anna Pryce (Calgary) 5th Karly Coyne (Canmore) 9th Issy Hendry (Canmore) 6th th Anna Parent (Canmore) 9 th Althea Brolsma (Calgary) 17 th Maya Fish (Canmore) 19 Mixed Relay A Final - Team Oil Oil Novice Men’s Free Reed Godfrey (Canmore) BRONZE Matthew Newnham (St. Albert) GOLD Samuel Hendry (Canmore) Tobiah Wong (Edmonton) 7th Issy Hendry (Canmore) Anna Pryce (Calgary) Special Olympics Ladies Free th Tamara Lambert (Calgary) 5 th Mixed Relay B Final – Team Beef Beef Jacqueline Coutts (Calgary) 6 th Rhys James (Canmore) 7 Luke Fricker (Canmore) Maya Fish (Canmore) Anna Parent (Canmore) Freestyle Skiing Men’s Aerials Curling, Women’s Sam Goodison (Fernie) 6th Marc Tanner (Calgary) 11th Alberta 6 vs Quebec 3 th Alberta 13 vs Northwest Territories 4 Danny Tanner (Calgary) 20 Alberta 6 vs Newfoundland Labrador 3 Alberta 5 vs Manitoba 4 Women’s Aerials Alberta 8 vs Prince Edward Island 6 Mackenzie Schwinghamer (W. Kelowna) SILVER th Alberta 4 vs New Brunswick 5 Kiera Hurry (Canmore) 11 th Alberta 8 vs Nova Scotia 2 Olivia Gibson (Calgary) 12 Alberta 5 vs Ontario 8 Alberta 3 vs Saskatchewan 5 Men’s Event – Moguls th Alberta 6 vs British Columbia 1 Danny Tanner (Calgary) 4 th Alberta 4 vs New Brunswick 5 Sam Goodison (Fernie) 9 th Marc Tanner (Calgary) 10 Julia Bakos (St. Albert) Alyssa Nedohin (Sherwood Park) Julianna MacKenzie (Cochrane) Quinn Prodaniuk (Fort Sask) Women’s Event – Moguls Mackenzie Schwinghamer (West GOLD Kelowna) 10th Alberta Record 7-4 5th Kiera Hurry (Canmore) 11th Olivia Gibson (Calgary) Curling, Men’s Men’s Event- Slopestyle Jake Sandstrom (Calgary) SILVER Alberta 7 vs Quebec 1 Xander Cayer (Calgary) 6th Alberta 6 vs North West Territories 2 Adam Fiselier (Calgary) 12th Alberta 6 vs Manitoba 5 Alberta 8 vs Prince Edward Island 4 Women’s Event-Slopestyle Alberta 5 vs New Brunswick 3 Megan Cressey (Red Deer) SILVER Alberta 5 vs Nova Scotia 2 Dillan Glennie (Calgary) 4th Alberta 4 vs Ontario 10 Emma Morozumi (Calgary) 6th Alberta 4 vs Saskatchewan 2 Alberta 5 vs British Columbia 7 Alberta 3 vs Manitoba 5 Men’s Half Pipe Xander Cayer (Calgary) GOLD Jake Sandstrom (Calgary) 10th Morgan Bilassy (Edmonton) Nathan Moldber (St.
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