About the Positions The Athlete Directors (sometimes referred to as “Athlete Reps”) are full voting members on Nordiq Canada’s Board of Directors, and represent the perspectives of Nordiq Canada’s race license holder athletes in decision making at the Board level. They are crucial to ensuring the athlete’s voice is heard, and to Nordiq Canada’s success as an organization. Nordiq Canada has three Athlete Director...
TORSBY, Sweden — After 11 podium finishes, Mark Arendz wrapped up his World Cup season by claiming the men’s standing Para biathlon World Cup overall title. “It feels fantastic to win a third consecutive Crystal Globe,” said Arendz. “Staying on the podium for three straight seasons is something I’m really proud of. There are always ups and downs, but consistent shooting and skiing have been the key to success.” This season alone, Arendz raced to five World Cup...
The Nordiq Canada Development Fund (NCDF) committee has granted a total of $26,500. $16,500 will support Division projects that help develop NextGen athletes. In addition, $10,000 will support five exceptional athletes as recipients of the Team Coatsworth athlete grants. Established as a gift by former Nordiq Canada Board Chair Jamie Coatsworth, these grants support elite athletes in financial need who are pursuing school and international podiums. Here are the...
TOBLACH, Italy – In difficult conditions, Wilkie battled with Norway’s Vilde Nilsen for the World Championship title in the 20km individual skate race. In the end, Wilkie settled for second, earning her second medal of the Championships! Read Full Story here
TOBLACH, Italy – Wilkie took the silver medal in the 10km Individual Classic race, crossing the line 36 seconds behind the winner. Arendz battled to bronze, finishing 57 seconds back from the gold medalist. Emma Archibald finished 13th in her World Championships debut, while Derek Zaplotinsky finished 7th. Read Full Story here
