PARALYMPIC MEDALLISTS 1976 – Örnsköldsvik, Sweden Gold – John Gow (slalom IV A) Bronze – Lorna Manzer (giant slalom II) Bronze – Lorna Manzer (slalom II) 1980 – Geilo, Norway Gold – Lana Spreeman (giant slalom 2A) Gold – Lorna Manzer (slalom 2A) Silver – Jim Cullen (slalom 1A) Silver – Lorna Manzer (giant slalom 2A) Silver – Greg Oswald (giant slalom 1A) 1984 – Innsbruck, Austria Gold – Mark Bentz (alpine combination B2) Gold – Mark Bentz (downhill B2) Silver – Lynda Chyzyk (giant slalom LW2) Silver – Rod Hersey (alpine combination B1) Silver – Rod Hersey (giant slalom B1) Silver – Uli Rompel (alpine combination B2) Silver – Uli Rompel (downhill B2) Silver – Lana Spreeman (downhill LW4) Silver – Lana Spreeman (giant slalom LW4) Silver – Wayne Burton (slalom LW1) Bronze – Murray Bedel (slalom LW5/7) Bronze – Wayne Burton (downhill LW1) Bronze – Lynda Chyzyk (alpine combination LW2) Bronze – Lynda Chyzyk (downhill LW2) 1988 - Innsbruck, Austria Gold – Lynda Chyzyk (slalom LW2) Silver – Uli Rompel (downhill B3) Silver – Uli Rompel (giant slalom B3) Silver– Lana Spreeman (slalom LW4) Bronze – Michel Duranceau (slalom LW2) Bronze – Stephen Ellefson (downhill LW1) Bronze – John Houston (giant slalom B1) Bronze – Lana Spreeman (downhill LW4) 1992 - Tignes-Albertville, France Gold – Jeff Dickson (slalom LW1,3,5/7,9) Gold – Caroline Viau (super-G LW5/7,6/8) Silver – Lana Spreeman (slalom LW3,4,9) Silver – Lana Spreeman (super-G LW3,4,9) Silver – Sandra Lynes (downhill LW5/7,6/8) Silver – Sandra Lynes (giant slalom LW5/7,6/8) Bronze – Jeff Dickson (downhill LW1,3,5/7,9) Bronze – Jeff Dickson (super-G LW1,3,5/7,9) Bronze – Lana Spreeman (downhill LW3,4,9) Bronze – Lana Spreeman (giant slalom LW3,4,9) Bronze – Caroline Viau (downhill LW5/7,6/8) Bronze – Caroline Viau (giant slalom LW5/7,6/8) 1994 – Lillehammer, Norway Gold – Stacy William Kohut (super-G LWXII) Silver – Lana Spreeman (slalom LW3/4) Silver – Ramona Hoh (slalom LW6/8) Bronze – Ramona Hoh (downhill LW6/8) Bronze – Lana Spreeman (downhill LW3/4) Bronze – Lana Spreeman (giant slalom LW3/4) Bronze – Lana Spreeman (super-G LW3/4) 1998 – Nagano, Japan Gold – Daniel Wesley (super-G LW11) Silver – Marilyn Winder (super-G B1,3) Silver – Karolina Wisniewska (giant slalom LW3,4,5/7,6/8) Silver – Karolina Wisniewska (super-G LW3,4,5/7,6/8) Silver – Stacy William Kohut (giant slalom LW11) Silver – Stacy William Kohut (slalom LW11) Silver – Stacy William Kohut (super-G LW11) Bronze – Ramona Hoh (giant slalom LW3,4,5/7,6/8) Bronze – Mark Ludbrook (super-G LW4) Bronze – Daniel Wesley (downhill LW11) Bronze – Marilyn Winder (giant slalom B1,3) Bronze – Marilyn Winder (slalom B1,3) 2002 – Salt Lake City, USA Gold – Daniel Wesley (slalom LW12) Gold – Chris Williamson (slalom B3) Gold – Lauren Woolstencroft (slalom LW3,4,9) Gold – Lauren Woolstencroft (super-G LW3,4,6/8,9) Silver – Karolina Wisniewska (giant Slalom LW3,4,9) Silver – Karolina Wisniewska (slalom LW3,4,9) Silver – Daniel Wesley (super-G LW12) Bronze – Scott Patterson (giant slalom LW12) Bronze – Daniel Wesley (downhill LW12) Bronze – Karolina Wisniewska (downhill LW3,4,6/8,9) Bronze – Karolina Wisniewska (super-G LW3,4,6/8,9) Bronze – Lauren Woolstencroft (giant slalom LW3,4,9) 2006 – Torino, Italy Gold – Lauren Woolstencroft (giant slalom, standing) Silver– Lauren Woolstencroft (super-G, standing) Silver – Chris Williamson (downhill, visually impaired) Bronze – Kimberley Joines (super-G, sitting) Bronze – Chris Williamson (super-G, visually impaired) 2010 – Vancouver, Canada Gold – Lauren Woolstencroft (downhill, standing) Gold – Lauren Woolstencroft (giant slalom, standing) Gold – Lauren Woolstencroft (slalom, standing) Gold – Lauren Woolstencroft (super combined, standing) Gold – Lauren Woolstencroft (super-G, standing) Gold – Viviane Forest (downhill, visually impaired) Silver – Josh Dueck (slalom, sitting) Silver – Viviane Forest (slalom, visually impaired) Silver – Viviane Forest (super combined, visually impaired) Silver – Viviane Forest (super-G, visually impaired) Bronze – Karolina Wisniewska (slalom, standing) Bronze – Karolina Wisniewska (super combined, standing) Bronze – Viviane Forest (giant slalom, visually impaired) 2012 – Sochi, Russia Gold – Josh Dueck (super combined, sitting) Gold – Mac Marcoux (giant slalom, visually impaired) Silver – Josh Dueck (downhill, sitting) Bronze – Mac Marcoux (downhill, visually impaired) Bronze – Mac Marcoux (super-G, visually impaired) Bronze – Caleb Brousseau (super-G, sitting) Bronze – Chris Williamson (slalom, visually impaired) Bronze – Kimberly Joines (slalom, sitting) .