Alberta’s ultimate youth sports showcase is back this weekend.
Following a cycle hiatus amid the pandemic, the Alberta Winter Games are back on the docket Feb. 16-19 in Grande Prairie with 43 athletes from Okotoks set to compete along with five from DeWinton, two from Turner Valley and one representing Cayley.
Local athletes will be competing in a wide array of events from badminton, artistic gymnastics, curling, hockey and alpine skiing to fencing and archery.
To find out more about the Games, visit 2024awg.com.
List of competitors
Okotoks
Chelsea Arsenault (hockey)
Kesler Bachek (curling)
Kingsley Bachek (curling)
Ezra Blair (hockey)
Alessandro Caravaggio (hockey)
Cody Carson (hockey)
Sterling Christman (hockey)
Emily Duncan (artistic gymnastics)
Heidi Eckberg (hockey)
Quinn Esler (hockey)
Cooper Farion (hockey)
Ally Hallam (hockey)
Emilee Hayhurst (archery)
Elliott Hefferan (hockey)
Lacey Hill (hockey)
Marley Hinge (ringette)
Kaycee Johnston (curling)
Marin Jones (ringette)
Sarah Joy (badminton)
Grayson Juba (hockey)
Callie Kalmakoff (hockey)
Jewels Kerr (hockey)
Chelsea Kuharski (figure skating)
Aubrey Mannix-Gear (hockey)
Lincon Mannix-Gear (badminton)
Marcella Maron (figure skating)
Rachel Marsh (fencing)
Dylan Miller (curling)
Brendan Nevins-Layte (hockey)
Isabelle Nicolle (hockey)
Kristen Nyrose (figure skating)
Jack Parsons (hockey)
Hudson Pineda (hockey)
Molli Radford (hockey)
Cormac Riley (hockey)
Jayce Rivett (hockey)
Lincoln Schultz (hockey)
Anthony Scott (hockey)
Landon Smith (hockey)
Maclane Tetarenko (hockey)
Cashton Webb (hockey)
Westyn Webb (hockey)
Zachary Wyma (hockey)
DeWinton
Lucas Derdall (hockey)
Kathalina Dube (artistic gymnastics)
Sara Johnston (fencing)
Matthew McCallum (hockey)
Graydon Robb (badminton)
Turner Valley
Marshall Quennelle (alpine skiing)
Brookelynn Robinson (archery)
Cayley
Kody McGee (archery)
