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Podium Alberta Recipients • 2017 Through Podium Alberta, Alberta Sport Connection is pleased to assist 249 athletes in 42 sports as they strive for Excellence in Sport. Alpine Skiing Cross Country Skiing Goalball Ski Cross Volleyball Jackson Leitch ^ Mark Arendz ^ Aron Ghebreyohannes ^ Zachary Belczyk Blair Bann Manuel Osborne-Paradis Ivan Babikov Tiana Knight ^ Mara Bishop Jay Blankenau Huston Philp Erik Carleton ^ Blair Nesbitt ^ Brady Leman Margaret Casault Trevor Philp Jesse Cockney Kristofor Mahler Jesse Elser Alana Ramsay ^ Reed Godfrey Gymnastics Abbey McEwen Pearson Eshenko Erik Read Devon Kershaw Damien Cachia Alexa Velcic Alexa Gray Jeffrey Read Graeme Killick Jackson Payne Ciara Hanly Kirk Schornstein ^ Christopher Klebl ^ Ski Jumping Jacob Kern Liam Wallace Julien Locke Brittany Rogers Kristen Moncks Tyler Werry Maya MacIsaac-Jones Keegan Soehn Taylor Henrich Jessica Niles Brian McKeever ^ Kyle Soehn Abigail Strate Brook Sedore Athletics Graham Nishikawa ^ Hockey Snowboard Leah Shevkenek Maria Bernard Derek Zaplotinsky ^ Danielle Smith Jennifer Brown ^ Karly Heffernan Carter Jarvis Lucas Van Berkel Kendra Clarke Curling Emerance Maschmeyer Christopher Robanske Rudy Verhoeff Isatu Fofanah Rachel Brown Meaghan Reid Joshua Reeves Graham Vigrass Elizabeth Gleadle Chelsea Carey Shannon Szabados Max Vriend Akeem Haynes Joanne Courtney Soccer Brett Walsh Alister McQueen ^ Dana Ferguson Sledge Hockey Stephanie Labbe Jessica O’Connell Marc Kennedy Zachary Lavin ^ Danica Wu Beach Volleyball Sage Watson Kevin Koe Zachary Moore-Savge ^ Chaim Schalk Jenna Westaway John Morris Branden Sison ^ Para Soccer Angela Whyte Lori Olson-Johns Daniel Benoit ^ Sitting Volleyball Benjamin Williams Kalynn Park Luge Cory Johnson ^ Mikael Bartholdy ^ Jocelyn Peterman Brooke Apshkrum Austin Hinchey ^ Badminton Laine Peters Colton Clarke Kelsey Rocque Speed Skating Doug Learoyd ^ Josephine Wu Sam Edney Ted Bloemen Jennifer Oakes ^ Valerie Sweeting Alex Gough Heidi Peters ^ Charley Thomas Kyla Graham Sasha Fathoullin Basketball Geoff Walker Jacob Graham Yvonne Ejim Makena Hodgson Kaylin Irvine Water Polo Brynn Masikewich Arianne Jones Alec Janssens Robert-Martyn Fraser Summer Masikewich Cycling Samantha Judson Gilmore Junio Matthew Halajian Katherine Plouffe Allison Beveridge Mitchel Malyk Heather McLean Byron Huang Michelle Plouffe James Brown Carolyn Maxwell Dennis Morrison Gareth Jones Evan Burtnik Kimberley McRae Maddison Pearman Giordano Marconato Wheelchair Alexander Cowan Jenna Spencer Courtney Shmyr Gaelan Patterson Basketball Kinley Gibson Tristan Walker Josie Spence Maxime Schapowal Liah Harvie Cole Zajanski Stefan Waples Chad Jassman ^ Sydney McGill Aria Soleimanipak Benjamin Moronchuk ^ Kate O’Brien Rowing Aleksa Stanic Benjamin Tumack ^ Sara Poidevan Squash Georgios Torakis Arinn Young ^ Nicole Hare Stefan Ritter Karen Lefsrud Andrew Schnell Michael Sametz ^ Water Ski Biathlon Daina Tuchscherer Swimming Ryan Dodd Megan Bankes Tara Whitten Rugby Morgan Bird ^ Jaret Llewellyn Rosanna Crawford Ross Wilson ^ Jennifer Kish Jason Block Macx Davies Ashley Steacy Stephen Calkins Whitewater Canoe Christian Gow Diving Keyara Wardley Tammy Cunnington ^ Jessica Groeneveld Scott Gow Elaena Dick Alexander Katelnicoff Emma Lunder Margo Erlam Wheelchair Rugby Yuri Kisil Wrestling Aidan Millar Ashley McCool Zak Madell ^ Kyla Leibel Nathan Smith Michael Asselstine Caeli McKay Rachel Nicol Danielle Lappage Ethan Pitman Shooting Alexander Pratt Jasmine Mian Bobsleigh Aimee Wilson Lynda Kiejko Rebecca Smith Sean Molle Taylor Austin Brooklyn Snodgrass Temitope Ogunjimi Lascalles Brown Equestrian Skeleton Avery Wiseman Krystin Paquette Christine de Bruin Kara Chad Kevin Boyer Synchronized Erica Weibe Kaillie Humphries Jaclyn Duff Jane Channell Joshua Kirkpatrick Elizabeth Gingras Swimming Justin Kripps Madison Charney Gwendolyn McGuire Paul Fraser Halle Pratt Melissa Lotholz Figure Skating Cassie Hawrysh Alysia Rissling Cassandra Winkelaar ^ denotes Paralympic Christopher Spring Kaetlyn Osmond Jaclyn Laberge Barrett Martineau Athletes / Guides Daniel Sunderland Lanette Prediger Triathlon Neville Wright Freestyle Skiing Patrick Rooney Stefan Daniel ^ Noah Bowman Elisabeth Vathje Paula Findlay Boxing Rosalind Groenewoud Russell Pennock Petru Bolun Keltie Hansen Mark Hendrickson Brendan MacKay Evan Marineau Michael Riddle Luke Ulsifer Megan Warrener November 2017 Podium Alberta Recipients • 2017 • By Community Airdrie Calgary continued Canmore continued Colton Clarke, Luge Nicole Hare, Rowing Christopher Klebl, Cross Country ^ Karen Lefsrud, Rowing Julien Locke, Cross Country Lynda Kiejko, Shooting Maya MacIsaac-Jones, Cross Country Banff Jane Channell, Skeleton Brian McKeever, Cross Country ^ Liah Harvie, Cycling Madison Charney, Skeleton Graham Nishikawa, Cross Country ^ Pearson Eshenko, Volleyball Paul Fraser, Skeleton John Morris, Curling Cassie Hawrysh, Skeleton Sara Poidevan, Cycling Okotoks Barrhead Jaclyn Laberge, Skeleton Kristofor Mahler, Ski Cross Zachary Lavin, Sledge Hockey ^ Melissa Lotholz, Bobsleigh Barrett Martineau, Skeleton Zak Madell, Wheelchair Rugby ^ Heidi Peters, Sitting Volleyball ^ Lanette Prediger, Skeleton Chestermere Patrick Rooney, Skeleton Elisabeth Vathje, Skeleton Daina Tuchscherer, Cycling Olds Beaverlodge Zachary Belczyk, Ski Cross Ryan Dodd, Water Skiing Danielle Smith, Volleyball Mara Bishop, Ski Cross Cochrane Danielle Lappage, Wrestling Brady Leman, Ski Cross Ashley McCool, Diving Bruderheim Alexa Velcic, Ski Cross Maxime Schapowal, Water Polo Onoway Emerance Maschmeyer, Hockey Taylor Henrich, Ski Jumping Christine de Bruin, Bobsleigh Abigail Strate, Ski Jumping De Winton Carter Jarvis, Snowboarding Alana Ramsay, Alpine Skiing ^ Calgary Joshua Reeves, Snowboarding Ponoka Jackson Leitch, Alpine Skiing ^ Christopher Robanske, Snowboarding Maddison Pearman, Speed Skating Manuel Osborne-Paradis, Daniel Benoit, Para Soccer ^ Drayton Valley Alpine Skiing Ted Bloemen, Speed Skating Avery Wiseman, Swimming Red Deer Huston Philp, Alpine Skiing Sasha Fathoullin, Speed Skating Keegan Soehn, Gymnastics Trevor Philp, Alpine Skiing Jacob Graham, Speed Skating Edmonton Kyle Soehn, Gymnastics Erik Read, Alpine Skiing Kaylin Irvine, Speed Skating Kendra Clarke, Athletics Tammy Cunnington, Swimming ^ Jeffrey Read, Alpine Skiing Alec Janssens, Speed Skating Isatu Fofanah, Athletics Kyla Leibel, Swimming Liam Wallace, Alpine Skiing Gilmore Junio, Speed Skating Angela Whyte, Athletics Rebecca Smith, Swimming Tyler Werry, Alpine Skiing Heather McLean, Speed Skating Benjamin Williams, Athletics Chaim Schalk, Beach Volleyball Maria Bernard, Athletics Dennis Morrison, Speed Skating Jennifer Brown, Athletics ^ Josephine Wu, Badminton Courtney Shmyr, Speed Skating Katherine Plouffe, Basketball Rochester Akeem Haynes, Athletics Josie Spence, Speed Skating Michelle Plouffe, Basketball Alister McQueen, Athletics ^ Stefan Waples, Speed Skating Zachary Moore-Savage, Benjamin Moronchuk, Sledge Hockey ^ Jessica O’Connell, Athletics Andrew Schnell, Squash Wheelchair Basketball Jenna Westaway, Athletics Morgan Bird, Swimming ^ Benjamin Tumack, Yvonne Ejim, Basketball Jason Block, Swimming Wheelchair Basketball Sherwood Park Brynn Masikewich, Basketball Stephen Calkins, Swimming Melissa Lowe, Bobsleigh Ross Wilson, Cycling ^ Summer Masikewich, Basketball Alexander Katelnikoff, Swimming Neville Wright, Bobsleigh Kaetlyn Osmond, Figure Skating Chad Jassman, Yuri Kisil, Swimming Rachel Brown, Curling Michael Riddle, Freestyle Ski Wheelchair Basketball ^ Alexander Pratt, Swimming Joanne Courtney, Curling Karly Heffernan, Hockey Megan Bankes, Biathlon Brooklyn Snodgrass, Swimming Dana Ferguson, Curling Jennifer Kish, Rugby Taylor Austin, Bobsleigh Halle Pratt, Synchronized Swimming Lori Olson-Johns, Curling Kevin Boyer, Skeleton Lascalles Brown, Bobsleigh Cassandra Winkelaar, Geoff Walker, Curling Gwendolyn McGuire, Kaillie Humphries, Bobsleigh Synchronized Swimming Evan Burtnik, Cycling Synchronized Swimming Joshua Kirkpatrick, Bobsleigh Stefan Daniel, Triathlon ^ Kinley Gibson, Cycling Justin Kripps, Bobsleigh Russel Pennock, Triathlon Alysia Rissling, Bobsleigh Sydney McGill, Cycling Smoky Lake Jay Blankenau, Volleyball Tara Whitten, Cycling Derek Zaplotinsky, Cross Country ^ Christopher Spring, Bobsleigh Jesse Elser, Volleyball Elaena Dick, Cycling Daniel Sunderland, Bobsleigh Alexa Gray, Volleyball Ethan Pitman, Diving Petru Bolun, Boxing Ciara Hanly, Volleyball Jaclyn Duff, Equestrian Spruce Grove Chelsea Carey, Curling Leah Shevkenek, Volleyball Elizabeth Gingras, Equestrian Kirk Schornstein, Alpine Skiing ^ Kevin Koe, Curling Rudy Verhoeff, Volleyball Keltie Hansen, Freestyle Ski Jocelyn Peterman, Curling Graham Vigrass, Volleyball Laine Peters, Curling Jackson Payne, Gymnastics St. Albert Mikael Bartholdy, Sitting Volleyball ^ Shannon Szabados, Hockey Marc Kennedy, Curling Charley Thomas, Curling Doug Learoyd, Sitting Volleyball ^ Branden Sison, Sledge Hockey Allison Beveridge, Cycling Jennifer Oakes, Sitting Volleyball ^ Abbey McEwen, Ski Cross James Brown, Cycling Robert-Martyn Fraser, Water Polo Danica Wu, Soccer Standard Alexander Cowan, Cycling Matthew Halajian, Water Polo Paula Findlay , Triathlon Kristen Moncks, Volleyball Kate O’Brien, Cycling Byron Huang, Water Polo Blair Bann, Volleyball Michael Sametz, Cycling ^ Gareth Jones, Water Polo Margaret Casault, Volleyball Stony Plain Margo Erlam, Diving Giordano Marconato, Water Polo Caeli McKay, Diving Jacob Kern, Volleyball Blair Nesbitt, Goalball ^ Gaelan Patterson, Water Polo Jessica Niles,
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