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Day 0: March 8 (March 9 in PyeongChang)
| SPORT | ATHLETE(S) | TIME (PST) |
|---|---|---|
| Opening Ceremonies | All Athletes | 3:00am (Mar 9th) |
Day 1: March 9 (March 10 in PyeongChang)
| SPORT | ATHLETE(S) | TIME (PST) |
|---|---|---|
| Para-Alpine: Men’s & Women’s Downhill | Alexis Guimond, Mollie Jepsen, Erin Latimer, Jack Leith, Braydon Luscombe, Mac Marcoux, Mel Pemble, Alana Ramsay, Kurt Oatway, Kirk Schornstein | 4:30pm |
| Wheelchair Curling vs SUI | Ina Forrest | 9:35pm |
| Para Ice Hockey vs SWE | James Gemmell | 2:00am (Mar 10) |
| Wheelchair Curling vs NOR | Ina Forrest | 2:35am (Mar 10) |
Day 2: March 10 (March 11 in PyeongChang)
| SPORT | ATHLETE(S) | TIME (PST) |
|---|---|---|
| Para-Alpine: Men’s & Women’s Super-G | Alexis Guimond, Mollie Jepsen, Erin Latimer, Jack Leith, Braydon Luscombe, Mac Marcoux, Mel Pemble, Alana Ramsay, Kurt Oatway, Kirk Schornstein | 4:30pm |
| Para-Nordic – Men’s 15km Sitting | Ethan Hess | 5:00pm |
| Wheelchair Curling vs SWE | Ina Forrest | 9:35pm |
| Para Ice Hockey vs ITA | James Gemmell | 2:00am (Mar 11) |
Day 3: March 11 (March 12 in PyeongChang)
| SPORT | ATHLETE(S) | TIME (PST) |
|---|---|---|
| Wheelchair Curling vs KOR | Ina Forrest | 5:35pm |
| Para-Snowboard: Men’s & Women’s Cross | Andrew Genge, Sandrine Hamel, John Leslie, Colton Liddle, Alex Massie, Curt Minard, Michelle Salt | 6:30pm |
| Para-Nordic – Women’s 15km Standing | Emily Young | 9:15pm |
| Para Ice Hockey vs NOR | James Gemmell | 11:30pm |
| Wheelchair Curling vs GBR | Ina Forrest | 3:35am (Mar 12) |
Day 4: March 12 (March 13 in PyeongChang)
| SPORT | ATHLETE(S) | TIME (PST) |
|---|---|---|
| Para-Alpine: Men’s & Women’s Combined | Alexis Guimond, Mollie Jepsen, Erin Latimer, Jack Leith, Braydon Luscombe, Mac Marcoux, Mel Pemble, Alana Ramsay, Kurt Oatway, Kirk Schornstein | 5:30pm |
| Wheelchair Curling vs CHN | Ina Forrest | 5:35pm |
| Wheelchair Curling vs USA | Ina Forrest | 3:35am (Mar 13) |
Day 5: March 13 (March 14 in PyeongChang)
| SPORT | ATHLETE(S) | TIME (PST) |
|---|---|---|
| Para-Alpine: Women’s & Men’s Giant Slalom | Alex Cairns, Alexis Guimond, Mollie Jepsen, Erin Latimer, Jack Leith, Braydon Luscombe, Mac Marcoux, Kurt Oatway, Mel Pemble, Alana Ramsay, Kirk Schornstein | 5:30pm |
| Para-Nordic: Men’s & Women’s Sprint Classic | Ethan Hess, Emily Young | 7:00pm |
| Wheelchair Curling vs NPA | Ina Forrest | 10:35pm |
| Wheelchair Curling vs SVK | Ina Forrest | 3:35am (Mar 14) |
Day 6: March 14 (March 15 in PyeongChang)
| SPORT | ATHLETE(S) | TIME (PST) |
|---|---|---|
| Wheelchair Curling vs GER | Ina Forrest | 5:35pm |
| Para Ice Hockey vs KOR | James Gemmell | 8:00pm |
| Wheelchair Curling vs FIN | Ina Forrest | 10:35pm |
Day 7: March 15 (March 16 in PyeongChang)
| SPORT | ATHLETE(S) | TIME (PST) |
|---|---|---|
| Para-Snowboard: Men’s & Women’s Banked Slalom | Andrew Genge, Sandrine Hamel, John Leslie, Colton Liddle, Alex Massie, Curt Minard, Michelle Salt | 6:30pm |
| Biathlon: Women’s 12.5km Standing | Emily Young | 8:00pm |
| Wheelchair Curling Semi-Finals | Ina Forrest | 11:35pm |
Day 8: March 16 (March 17 in PyeongChang)
| SPORT | ATHLETE(S) | TIME (PST) |
|---|---|---|
| Para-Alpine: Men’s Giant Slalom | Alex Cairns, Alexis Guimond, Jack Leith, Braydon Luscombe, Mac Marcoux, Kurt Oatway, Kirk Schornstein | 5:30pm |
| Wheelchair Curling Bronze Medal | Ina Forrest | 5:35pm |
| Para-Nordic: 7.5km | Ethan Hess, Emily Young | 7:00pm |
Day 9: March 17 (March 18 in PyeongChang)
| SPORT | ATHLETE(S) | TIME (PST) |
|---|---|---|
| Para-Alpine: Women’s Giant Slalom | Mollie Jepsen, Erin Latimer, Mel Pemble, Alana Ramsay | 5:30pm |
| Para Ice Hockey Gold Medal | James Gemmell | 8:00pm |
| Closing Ceremonies | All Athletes | 4:00am (Mar 18) |
Event Description
Joanna (Jo) Irvine, Registered Dietitian, obtained her undergraduate degree in nutrition from the UBC and is also a graduate of the specialized Sport Nutrition program from the International Olympic Committee. Over the past several years she has been working with the Canadian Sport Institute Pacific providing nutrition support to a variety of teams including Canada Soccer, Cycling Canada, and Swimming Canada to help optimize athletes’ performance during both training and competition. Aside from her passion for work and drive to stay current with sport nutrition research, Jo enjoys being active and outdoors with her very energetic family.
Born in Vancouver, Canada, Sean Hayes was a competitive ski racer in his early teens. He brought his love of sports to the streets, where he picked up a skateboard and landed his first sponsor at 16. Sean traveled the world competing and doing demonstrations, as well being featured in many magazine interviews and cover shots. His keen interest in sports led him to enroll in the Sports Science program at Douglas College while recovering from a surgery. During this time he also took on the role Team Manager for DC Shoes (canada). 
Danelle holds a PhD in Social Psychology and an MA in Sport Psychology from The University of Ottawa, as well as BSc in Psychology and a BA in French from the University of Washington. For her doctorate, Danelle looked at how coaches and athletes communicate about training in endurance sport and how such communication affects athletes’ self-determined motivation. 
Currently In her fourth year as the Canadian Sport School Victoria Lead Coach, Jennifer has a strong coaching background that involves working with athletes at various levels: Youth, NCAA, CIS, Professional, and Olympic including a NCAA and World Champion. She has a BA from the University of California at Berkeley where she double-majored in American Studies and French while competing in NCAA Division I Track & Field. Her passion is working with high school and young elite athletes to help give them a strong foundation for success at the next level.
Sharleen has been supporting elite and aspiring performers through her work as a mental performance consultant for 20 years. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from University of Waterloo and a Masters of Science in Applied Sport Psychology from University of Idaho before completing her Doctorate in Sport & Exercise Psychology from the University of British Columbia. Sharleen is a professional member of the Canadian Sport Psychology Association.
Ethan Carmichael Denum, 19, of Coquitlam, BC, passed away surrounded by family and friends on Saturday January 7, 2017, after a year-long battle with cancer. As a baby, he was eager to make an appearance and entered the world seven weeks early on January 29, 1997, at Royal Columbian Hospital. He had a short, but meaningful and accomplished life. If he wasn’t at the pool playing or refereeing water polo, he could be found travelling the world with his family, playing his favourite video games, eating or cooking in someone’s kitchen, or filling screens with an endless number of witty posts on social media. Perhaps his most notable accomplishment was the network of good friends he nurtured, many of whom the Denums consider family. We will miss his extra big hugs, fierce loyalty, positive attitude, and his unlimited capacity to love – this, above all, was his greatest gift.
After spending 13 years as a competitive short track speed skater and seven years as a competitive soccer player, Natalie is no stranger to the world of high performance sport. In addition, she also has experience in the world of athlete career transitions. With a Master’s Degree in Athletic Counselling as well as several years of field and firsthand knowledge, Natalie brings a winning combination of personal passion and professional expertise to Game Plan.
Melissa is a graduate of Mercyhurst University of Erie, Pennsylvania where she completed her Masters in Exercise Science and Athletic Therapy. While completing her Master’s, she led the Division I Mercyhurst University women’s ice hockey team throughout her four years. During her graduate studies she worked as an assistant athletic therapist for a variety of varsity teams at the University including: Division II Men’s Basketball, Women’s Field Hockey, and the Men’s and Women’s Rowing Crews.
Rebecca graduated from the Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics program at Monsah University (Melbourne, AUS) in 2010, and following this successfully completed the Sports Dietitians Australia course in 2011. Rebecca is also a graduate of the International Olympic Committee Diploma of Sport Nutrition. Following her education, she completed a 2 year sports nutrition fellowship at the Australian Institute of Sport from 2014 to 2016, and it was after this that Rebecca brought her expertise to Canada.