BC Games and Team BC alumni representing Canada at Paris 2024 Olympic Summer Games

BC Games and Team BC will be well-represented at the upcoming Paris 2024 Olympic Summer Games with 39 alumni set to represent Canada on the world stage from July 26 – August 11, 2024.

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A total of 27 of those 39 alumni have taken part in the BC Games while 27 have attended the Canada Games with Team BC. Fifteen have been part of both the BC Games and the Team BC program.

“It’s an incredibly fulfilling to have so many BC Games and Team BC alumni once again representing Canada on the world stage,” said Alison Noble, President and CEO of the BC Games Society. “We are proud of the work that they have put in to get to the highest level of their sports and honoured to have had the opportunity to see them develop at the BC Games and Canada Games, which are often their first multi-sport games.”

Stay tuned to bcgames.org for updates about alumni during the Olympics and again in August as we celebrate our alumni who will be attending the Paris 2024 Summer Paralympic Games.

See the full list of Team Canada athletes competing at Paris 2024.

Quick Facts

  • There are 25 alumni attending as athletes and 14 who were selected to attend as coaches or team staff.
  • BC Games and Team BC alumni will represent Canada across 13 sports: 3×3 Basketball, Athletics, Cycling, Fencing, Gymnastics, Rowing, Rugby Sevens, Sailing, Soccer, Swimming, Taekwondo, Volleyball, Wrestling

Athletes

NameHometownSportBC GamesCanada Games
Jerome BlakeKelownaAthletics–2017 Canada Summer Games
Evan DunfeeRichmondAthletics2004 BC Summer Games–
Malindi ElmoreKelownaAthletics1994 BC Summer Games–
Rowan HamiltonChilliwackAthletics2014 BC Summer Games–
Ethan KatzbergNanaimoAthletics2016 BC Summer Games–
Adam KeenanVictoriaAthletics2008 BC Summer Games2013 Canada Summer Games
Cameron LevinsBlack CreekAthletics2004 BC Summer Games2009 Canada Summer Games
Kieran LumbVancouverAthletics2012 BC Winter Games (Cross-Country Skiing)2017 Canada Summer Games
Olivia LundmanLantzvilleAthletics2018 BC Summer Games–
Jasneet NijjarSurreyAthletics2016 BC Summer Games2017 Canada Summer Games
Camryn RogersRichmondAthletics2014 BC Summer Games–
Regan YeeVancouverAthletics2010 BC Summer Games2013 Canada Summer Games
Sarah Van DamVictoriaCycling–2017 Canada Summer Games
Shaul GordonRichmondFencing–2017 Canada Summer Games
Zachary ClayChilliwackGymnastics2006 BC Winter Games2011 Canada Winter Games
Shallon OlsenVancouverGymnastics–2011 & 2015 Canada Winter Games
Avalon WasteneysCampbell RiverRowing2012 BC Winter Games (Cross-Country Skiing)2017 Canada Summer Games
Caroline CrossleyVictoriaRugby Sevens2012 BC Summer Games–
Emily BugejaNorth VancouverSailing2012 BC Summer Games2017 Canada Summer Games
Julia GrossoVancouverSoccer2012 BC Summer Games2017 Canada Summer Games
Jeremy BagshawVictoriaSwimming2006 BC Winter Games2009 Canada Summer Games
Mo ZhangVancouverTable Tennis2004 BC Winter Games2015 Canada Winter Games
Brodie HoferLangleyVolleyball–2017 Canada Summer Games
Justina Di StasioCoquitlamWrestling–2009 Canada Summer Games
Ana Godinez GonzalezBurnabyWrestling2016 BC Summer Games2017 Canada Summer Games

Staff

StaffHometownRoleBC GamesCanada Games
Daniel ThorntonTaekwondoCoach1994 BC Winter Games–
Igor GantsevichFencingTeam Leader2002 BC Winter Games2003 Canada Winter Games
Victor GantsevichFencingCoach–2013 Canada Summer Games
Jan HananSwimmingTeam Manager–2005 Canada Summer Games
Dave McKayWrestlingCoach–1979 Canada Winter Games & 2013 Canada Summer Games
Raj VirdiWrestlingCoach2006 & 2014 BC Summer Games–
Eric HoldenSailingMeteorologist1994 BC Summer Games–
Kim Gaucher3×3 BasketballHead Coach–2001 Canada Summer Games
Nigel EllsayCyclingCoach2008 & 2010 BC Summer Games–
Adam MuysCyclingCoach2008 BC Summer Games–
Jasmine ManderSoccerAssistant Coach–2013 Canada Summer Games
Dorina StanGymnasticsCoach2004 BC Winter Games2011 & 2015 Canada Winter Games
Abe AvenderVolleyballChiropractor–2013 Canada Summer Games
Jennifer JoyceRugby SevensS&C Coach1995 BC Summer Games1997 & 2001 Canada Summer Games

About the BC Games Society

Established in 1977 by the B.C. Government under the Societies Act, the BC Games Society (the Society) oversees the BC Winter Games and BC Summer Games. The Society also supports the participation of Team BC, the provincial team competing at Canada Games, in national multi-sport Games. Each of these Games provide opportunities for the development of athletes, coaches, and officials in preparation for higher levels of competition. The BC Games also provide important economic and tourism benefits, allowing hosts to profile their communities and benefit from an economic impact in the range of $1.6 million to $2 million. The legacies of the BC Winter and BC Summer Games allow for capacity building in communities across the province resulting in a stronger British Columbia.

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