Tag: Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton
Jane Channell Leads Canucks in Eighth at Skeleton World Championships
Jane Channell battled through tough conditions to finish in eighth spot at the Skeleton World Championships for the second-straight year in Altenberg, Germany on...
Canada’s Jane Channell Storms to Skeleton Bronze at World Cup in Germany
Jane Channell surprised the top skeleton athletes in the world by sliding to the bronze medal in the land of Bavaria on Friday. The 2018...
Elisabeth Maier Leads Canadians in Sixth at Skeleton World Cup in St. Moritz
A new push start record on a snowy day at the historic track in St. Moritz, Switzerland was not enough to boost Canada’s Elisabeth...
All Smiles For Christine de Bruin and Kristen Bujnowski Bobsleigh Silver at World Cup
Canada’s Christine de Bruin held on to special memories of how her bobsleigh driving career began in her return to La Plagne, France to...
A Letter to Canadians – Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton Releases Kaillie Humphries to the United...
Dear Canadians, Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton’s mission is to develop world and Olympic champions. Our tradition of excellence is rooted in the 1964 Olympic Winter Games when...
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England Edges Out Canada: WXV 1 Women’s Rugby Final
England Edges Out Canada in WXV 1 Women's Rugby Final
In a thrilling WXV 1 final at B.C. Place in Vancouver, England's Red Roses secured a hard-fought 21-12 victory over Canada. Justine Pelletier opened...
The VI Raiders’ 2024 Season: A Turnaround Story
The VI Raiders' 2024 Season: A Turnaround Story
Photos By ISN's Paul Williams
The Vancouver Island (VI) Raiders showcased a remarkable turnaround in the 2024 BCFC season. After enduring a winless campaign last year, the team finished this season with a 4-6 record, capped off by an impressive three-game winning streak.
Three players from the VI Raiders made it to the BC team this year: Receiver Ruben Bonsu, Quarterback Sadler Smith, and Defensive Back Felice Toscano. Their achievements highlight the talent and hard work within the squad.