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In the News

Our high performance athletes and sports science experts are often in the news.

We’ve collected relevant recent top stories from a variety of sources around the web about Manitoba athletes and the sport news affecting them.

Rowing for the Podium

LANCE (November 23) Local teenager Emma Gray has what it takes to make it to the Olympics one day, according to Rowing Canada.

2015-11-23T19:56:36-06:00November 23, 2015|Tags: , |

Winnipeg’s Kyla Roy sees meteoric rise as triathlete

WINNIPEG FREE PRESS (Nov 14) While she’s been competing in triathlons for nearly a decade, Kyla Roy only started training full time last year. Now she’s one of the best junior triathletes in the world.

2015-11-14T14:53:44-06:00November 14, 2015|

Training basket: Chantal Givens

WINNIPEG FREE PRESS (May 30) From diving to marathons to triathlons, Chantal Givens has done it all. Her next goal: qualifying for the 2016 Paralympic Games in Brazil.

2015-05-30T15:58:56-05:00May 30, 2015|

Diver of the Year taking plunge in Hawaii

WINNIPEG FREE PRESS (March 6) Aimee Harrison has been named the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation’s 2014 diver of the year — for the second season in a row.

2014-03-06T18:07:59-06:00March 6, 2014|

Morning News – Cassie Hawrysh

GLOBAL NEWS CALGARY (Nov 26) Team Canada Skeleton Racer Cassie Hawrysh joins Global Calgary with details on the revamped World Cup event in Calgary.

2013-11-26T15:59:19-06:00November 26, 2013|
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