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While Canmore’s Nathan Smith dream season led the Canadian to an 11th place result in the men’s biathlon 12.5 km pursuit at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, the man they call Jeep watched his descend into nightmare.

A dejected Jan Hudec said he was disappointed with his 21st place finish in the men’s downhill on Sunday (Feb. 9) at the 2104 Sochi Winter Olympics, but said he’s confident he can reach the podium in the super-G on Feb. 16.

Biathlete Jean-Phillipe LeGuellec missed the podium by four seconds while Canmore's Nathan Smith and Brendan Green both cracked the top 25 in the men's 10 km sprint, signaling to the world Canada's sharpshooters won't be taken lightly at the 2014 Win

Canmore’s Emily Nishikawa had one of the best international results of her young career in leading all Canadians with a 42nd place finish in the women’s 15 kilometre skiathlon at the 2014 Olympic Winter Games in Sochi. On early Saturday (Feb.

There was no rest for heartbroken cross-country skiers who narrowly missed their Olympic ticket to Sochi. After a rest week, most headed to Ottawa/Gatineau to race 700 up and coming athletes for the Eastern Canadian championship title.

Canmore Eagles defenceman Trey Phillips is the best player in the AJHL and likely the best player in junior A hockey across Canada, according to head coach Andrew Milne.

Canmore’s Dahria Beatty took an evolutionary step in her metamorphosis into one of Canada’s best cross-country skiers with a 15th-place finish in the 5 kilometre classic race at world junior championships, Sunday (Feb. 2).

Ten-year old Krista Scurfield is excited. And nervous.

A week after finally vanquishing the mighty Camrose Kodiaks in two straight games, the Eagles are riding high heading into one of the toughest parts of their schedule.

A steady stream of Bow Valley athletes, coaches and support crew have all funnelled into Sochi’s Athlete Village in advance of Friday’s (Feb. 7) opening ceremonies.