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Men’s 3m prelim | Mattias F (3rd) Jackson (5th) Nikos (7th) moving on to finals | Matthias D (19th)
Women’s 1m prelim | Amelia (7th) becca (8th) Maia (12th) moving on to finals. | Simeran (19th)
Men’s Wrestling moves to 4-0 in the team competition with a 40-7 win over Manitoba.
Women’s wrestling also took down Manitoba (52-1) to improve to 3-0 in the team competition.
Men’s Wrestling ends the day at 3-0 after a 49-0 team win over Nunavut.
Round 1+2 | Individual Men’s | Alex Zhang | 1st Place | with +1 par
Round 1+2 | Individual Men’s | Austin Krahn | 2nd Place | +3 Par
Round 1+2 | Individual Women’s | Elaine Liu | Tied for 4th Place | with +12 Par
Round 1+2 | Individual Women’s | Jenny Kwon | 7th Place | +15 Par
Round 1+2 | Mixed Team | Team BC | 1st Place | +8 Par
Men’s 1m Springboard
Nikos TZANETAKIS
Mattias Frohloff
Jackson Congdon
Women’s 3m Springboard
Alexandra Wood
Maia Alexandra Jane
Simran Rakhra
Solo Technical | Elizabeth Moore | 11th place with a score of 170.3292
Solo Technical | Teagan Gorter | 14th place with a score of 167.3000
Round 1 | Individual Men’s | Alex Zhang | 1st Place | -3 par
Round 1 | Individual Men’s | Austin Krahn | Tied for 5th Place | +2 Par
Round 1 | Individual Women’s | Jenny Kwon | 3rd Place | +5 Par
Round 1 | Individual Women’s | Elaine Liu | Tied for 5th Place | with +7 Par
Round 1 | Mixed Team | Tied for 2nd Place | +2 Par
Softball and baseball games postponed in St. John’s.
Team BC made history on Monday night, defeating hosts Newfoundland and Labrador 13-0 in the first-ever women’s baseball game in Canada Games history.
Team BC edged Quebec 3-2 in the gold medal game to win their first gold medal since 2013.
Team BC’s beach volleyball team of Piers de Greeff and Noam Miller beat Quebec 2-0 (21-18, 21-16) to claim gold in men’s beach volleyball.
Team BC impressed on the final day of the week one of the Canada Games, winning a gold and two silvers on Saturday.
Team BC won all four matches in their tie with Alberta to secure the bronze medal.
Ashton Wong made five three-pointers to finish with a team-high 22 points, as Team BC came back from a 20-point deficit to beat Quebec 72-69 and take home bronze.
Kimberly Chen won a thrilling race to take gold in women’s criterium, B.C.’s 23rd gold medal of the Canada Games.
The last game of an exciting Canada Games for women’s basketball went the way of Nova Scotia as Team BC fell 74-45.
Team BC shut out Manitoba 2-0 (21-11, 23-21) to finish fifth in women’s beach volleyball.
Team BC beat Manitoba 2-0 (21-17, 21-12) to earn a place in the gold medal game, where they will take on Quebec starting at 5:00 p.m. NDT.
Team BC has six sports in action on Saturday as week one comes to a close in St. John’s.
Team BC will take on Quebec in the bronze medal game after falling to Ontario by a score of 83-71 on Friday. The bronze medal game will take place at 3:15 p.m. NDT Saturday.
Team BC shut out PEI 7-0 to advance to the final, where they will play Quebec at 7:00 p.m. NDT on Saturday.
Team BC took their semifinal matchup to the brink but ended up on the losing side, as Ontario came away with 4-3 victory in the tie. BC has a chance at bronze on Saturday when they take on Alberta at 2:00 p.m.
Team BC led for most of the game on the way to a 4-2 win over Alberta in the gold medal game.
Team BC came out swinging and didn’t take their foot off the gas on the way to a 4-0 victory over Nova Scotia in the bronze medal game.
Team BC took a big lead early and held off Ontario on the way to their sixth consecutive Canada Games gold medal and seventh in the last eight Games.
Team BC beat New Brunswick 2-1 (21-19, 20-22, 15-6) to book a ticket to the semifinal tomorrow at 10 a.m. NDT, which will see them face off against Manitoba.
Team BC will play for bronze in women’s basketball tomorrow (1:00 p.m. NDT) after falling to Ontario 72-53 in what was a close affair for most of the game.
Team BC dropped a tough match 2-1 (21-11, 17-21, 11-15) against Saskatchewan on Friday. They will play Nova Scotia in the consolation round at 4:00 p.m. NDT.
Lots of medals on the line today. Women’s softball (1:30 p.m. NDT) and box lacrosse (5:00 p.m. NDT) are going for gold today while both tennis (2:00 p.m. NDT), basketball (women 1:00 p.m./men 7:45 p.m. NDT) and baseball (4:00 p.m. NDT) try and punch their tickets to finals.
Both beach volleyball teams will have a chance to move on to the semifinals with the women playing their quarterfinal at 11:00 a.m. NDT and the men playing 2:00 p.m. NDT.
Medals are also available in open water swimming at 9:00 a.m. NDT and men’s soccer, who will play for bronze at 4:30 p.m.
The last day in the pool saw swimming rack up 11 medals, including six more gold medals and a fifth Canada Games record for Ken Stroud. Some of the team will now turn their attention to open water swimming on Friday at 9:00 a.m. NDT.
A five-inning, 7-0 victory over Ontario in booked Team BC women’s softball their spot in the final tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. NDT against a to-be-determined opponent.
Team BC showed up in a big way in the playoff round, beating a tough Nova Scotia team 4-2 in their tie on Thursday. Ontario awaits them in their semifinal on Friday at 2:00 p.m. PDT.
Women’s and men’s beach volleyball each won in two sets, with the men beat PEI and the women beat Alberta.
Women’s basketball beat Saskatchewan 74-65 and men’s basketball followed up with an 81-74 victory over Manitoba as both teams moved on to their semifinals. Both teams are waiting for other games to finish to find out who they play tomorrow.
View women’s basketball schedule and results | View men’s basketball schedule and results
Team BC is back on the water in St. John’s as the canoe kayak team looks to win more medals. Keisa Bleiler got the ball rolling with bronze in the women’s C1 200m this morning.
Beach volleyball and sailing are both back in action after weather delays early in the week, while a ton of sports are facing do-or-die games and events.
It was a big night for Team BC’s swimming squad, as they brought home three gold medals and six bronze. Maelle Sanborn continued her excellent games by winning gold in the 100m Breaststroke before closing out the evening on the top of the podium with the women’s 4 x 100m Medley Relay alongside teammates Kelly Choi, Emilie Golinowski, and Olivia Zhou. Ken Stroud won BC’s other gold medal in men’s Para 50/100m Breaststroke — his fifth medal of the Games and third gold.
Full list of medalists:
Men’s baseball took one more step closer to a medal on Wednesday, beating Manitoba 4-2 in their quarterfinal matchup. Their reward? A rematch on Friday with PEI — who served them an upset earlier in the tournament.
Men’s beach volleyball beat Quebec 2-1 while the women’s pair lost 2-0 against Ontario for their first loss.
Women’s basketball beat Quebec 71-54 for their first win while men’s basketball came back from over 10 points in the 4th quarter but lost 90-80 to Quebec in overtime.
View women’s basketball schedule and results | View men’s basketball schedule and results
Women’s basketball beat Quebec 71-54 for their first win while men’s basketball came back from over 10 points in the 4th quarter but lost 90-80 to Quebec in overtime.
View women’s basketball schedule and results | View men’s basketball schedule and results
Rylee Ruppel drove in four runs on two hits to lead Team BC past Team New Brunswick 11-1. Ruppel hit a home run to center field in the third.
Playing for a chance to skip the quarterfinals, Team BC fell to PEI 3-1 and will have to play in a quarterfinal later in the day against Manitoba (4:00 p.m. NDT).
Team BC’s rugby sevens teams will both have a shot at taking home gold on Wednesday. The women beat Nova Scotia 29-12 while the men shut out Alberta to set up a matchups with Ontario at 6:30 p.m. and 6:57 p.m. PST, respectively.
View women’s rugby sevens schedule and results | View men’s rugby sevens schedule and results
Team BC’s women’s box lacrosse team beat New Brunswick 13-1 to stay undefeated and earn a berth in the semifinals on Thursday at 11:00 a.m. NDT.
Team BC won two silver medals and a bronze in canoe kayak. Jeffrey Sun was part of all three boats, winning bronze in the C1 200m before combining with Corbin Hickey, Nate Neuls, and Alexander Smith to win silver in both the Men’s IC4 200m and 500m.
Wednesday features important races for canoe kayak, cycling, and swimming too.
A number of team sports also have playoff games today:
In preliminary team action, men’s and women’s basketball are both closing out their preliminary rounds at 1:00 p.m. NDT — both against Quebec.
In the final match of the day, Team BC downed Nova Scotia 6-2 to remain undefeated at 3-0.
Next up, BC will take on New Brunswick in the quarterfinal at 11:00 a.m. NDT.
Team BC (0-2) tied the game late but Ontario (2-0) hit a late shot to pick up an 86-84 win on Tuesday night.
Next up is a matchup with Quebec at 1:00 p.m. NDT on Wednesday.
After trailing for the majority of the game, Team BC scored two goals late to shock Ontario 2-1 and move to 2-0 at the Canada Games.
With the win, BC moves on to the semifinal on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. where they will face off against Alberta.
Game-winning goal from Mattias Vales (80+9).
Women’s Rugby won 33-0 against PEI and men’s Rugby downed Saskatchewan 43-0 to advance to semi finals tomorrow.
The Team BC women will meet Nova Scotia at 12:12 p.m. NDT while the men will play Alberta at 2:02 p.m. NDT. Finals and bronze medal games will be played after 5:00 p.m. NDT on Wednesday.
View men’s rugby results and schedule | View women’s rugby results and schedule
Keep an eye on the swimming results tonight as Team BC continues to add to its medal count in St. John’s.
A full recap will be posted on the live blog following the conclusion of the night (we simply can’t keep up!).
Members of Team BC’s canoe kayak team take the time to speak to speak with Elders about the seal skin kayak and birch bark canoe on display at Quidi Vidi today.
Jeffrey Sun and Alex Smith rowed to bronze in Men’s C2 500m, closing out a day that saw Team BC finish just off the podium in a number of races.
Dylan De Meyer pitched a two-hit complete game shutout to lead Team BC to a 2-0 victory over Saskatchewan–all the more impressive when you consider he didn’t come to the games as a pitcher.
Team BC men’s rugby kept the ball rolling on Tuesday, kicking of the day with a 28-7 against Nova Scotia (view the box score).
Chloe Bethune hit a home run and Team BC women’s softball (4-0) beat Alberta 7-0 to finish the round robin undefeated.
Follow along with BC’s canoe kayak squad as they face off in finals in St. John’s.
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Women’s rugby sevens closed out their preliminary round on top of their division, beating Nova Scotia 29-10 to remain undefeated at 3-0. Next up is the knockout round, which starts later today.
Mission Staff for Team BC had a chance to thank family of athletes on Tuesday morning with breakfast, trivia, and merchandise.
Soccer started with a bang for Team BC as they took down Saskatchewan 3-0 in front of a raucous crowd of supporters. The team is back in action tomorrow, facing off against Ontario at 4:30 p.m. NDT.
Team BC’s relay team of Colton Gonzales, Yiguo Song, Emilie Golinowski, and Kelly Choi took home gold to bring B.C.’s total to 7 gold and 10 total medals.
Team BC’s relay team of Colton Gonzales, Yiguo Song, Emilie Golinowski, and Kelly Choi took home gold to bring B.C.’s total to 7 gold and 10 total medals.
Team BC’s relay team of Colton Gonzales, Yiguo Song, Emilie Golinowski, and Kelly Choi took home gold to bring B.C.’s total to 7 gold and 10 total medals.
Ramon Siytangco struck gold in Special O 50m Breaststroke, giving Team BC a total six gold medals and nine total on Monday night alone.
Maëlle Sanborn helped Team BC add to its strong night in the pool, setting a Canada Games record on her way to the top of the podium in Women’s 50m Breaststroke.
Team BC sailing was on the water for their first day of competition today, putting together a number of strong performances. Racing continues until Saturday for all four events. For full results and schedules, visit the links below:
Kelly Choi and Olivia Zhou won gold and silver, respectively, in Women’s 50m Freestyle while Sophie Wood won Women’s Para 100m Freestyle bronze and Ken Stroud continued his incredible games with a gold in Men’s Para 100m Freestyle.
Alberta (1-1) handed Team BC (2-1) their first loss of the Canada Games, coming away with a 4-2 victory. Next up for B.C. is a meeting with Saskatchewan on Tuesday at 1:00 p.m. NDT.
Team BC men’s rugby sevens moved to 3-0 at the Canada Games, handing PEI (1-2) a 40-10 loss to close out the day. A match against Nova Scotia awaits British Columbia at 12:34 p.m. NDT.
Team BC’s hot start in women’s box lacrosse continued on Monday as the team picked up their third win, beating Quebec 10-2. B.C. will be back on the field on Tuesday for at 5:00 p.m. NDT.
Liam Chew won his first medal of the Canada Games with a gold in the 400m Individual Medley.
Naomi Mynott added a gold medal to her collection that already featured silver and bronze, dominating on her way to the top of the podium in the 400m Individual Medley.
Team BC (3-0) conceded its first points of the Canada Games but came away with the win nonetheless, beating New Brunswick 24-7 in their final game of the day.
Team BC (2-0) defeated hosts Newfoundland and Labrador (1-1) 39-0 to keep the good times going in St. John’s. They will be back in action at 6:04 p.m. NST against Prince Edward Island (1-0), who beat the Yukon 45-0 in their first match.
Team BC women’s basketball (0-2) fell to Ontario on Monday by a score of 71-49. The team will be back on the court against Quebec on Wednesday.
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Team BC is on the board in Canoe Kayak as Veronica So raced to silver in the Women’s C1 1000m. So’s performance was one among a number of strong efforts from B.C. on Monday, with multiple of her teammates barely missing the podium.
Izzy Musholt-Ko and Nyla Tukker opened up the Canada Games with a straight-sets (21-16, 21-15) victory over Nova Scotia (view full box score).
Team BC stayed hot on Monday, pulling away late in the game on the way to a 14-5 victory against a strong Ontario team (view full box score).
Team BC beat Manitoba 2-0 (21-8, 21-18) to kick off their competition in St. John’s on a high note three years after taking home silver in Niagara (view full box score).
Quebec (2-0) came out on top against Team BC (0-2) on Monday, picking up a 4-2 win at the Rogers Tennis Dome in St. John’s.
Stroud set his second Canada Games record on Monday during the 100m Freestyle Para Men’s preliminary races.
Team BC beat Alberta 31-7 to remain undefeated at 2-0 on their first day of competition at the Canada Games.
Making their return to the Canada Games for the first time since 2009, Team BC men’s rugby came out swinging with a 24-14 victory over Quebec in their opening match.
Monday morning was a good one for the Canoe Kayak team, who qualified four boats for the finals that will take place this afternoon.
Amy Shen won her second match of the Canada Summer Games on Monday morning, kicking off the day with a 2-0 (6-0, 6-0) victory over her opponent from Quebec.
Women’s rugby sevens kicked off the Canada Games in style early on Monday morning (8 a.m. NST), beating hosts Newfoundland and Labrador 41-0 in their opener (view box score).
The women’s team is back in action at 11:40 a.m. NST (7:10 a.m. PST) against Alberta while the men’s team gets started at 10:34 (6:04 a.m. PST) against Quebec.
View all women’s rugby sevens results and the full schedule.
It’s a busy start to the morning with women’s rugby sevens and tennis kicking off competition at 8 a.m. NST.
Team BC women’s lacrosse is off to a hot start after delivering their second win of the day on Sunday, knocking off Alberta 5-3 at the Paradise Double Ice Complex in St. John’s (view box score).
Team BC picked up its second win of the day in women’s softball to move to 2-0, beating Nova Scotia 7-0 after winning 15-0 against PEI earlier in the day (view box score).
Team BC women’s basketball was unable to overcome a slow start, dropping their first game of the Canada Summer Games by a score of 69-51 to a strong Alberta squad.
Team BC held off a furious comeback from Quebec to pick up a 5-4 win in their first game of the St. John’s 2025 Canada Summer Games.
Ken Stroud set a Canada Games record to take home Team BC’s first gold medal of the games in the 200m (S1-5,S14) / 400m(S6-13) Freestyle Para Men’s event, finishing 18 more points (825) than the silver medalist Gavin Baggs (807).
Team BC dropped their first tie of the Canada Games on Sunday, falling 5-1 to Ontario. Amy Shen won her singles match against Zoya Chalak 2-0 (7-5, 5-4).
After striking bronze earlier in the day, Naomi Mynott helped her 4x200m Freestyle Relay Women’s team take home a silver medal alongside Lucy Liu, Kelly Choi, and Michelle Zeng (view race results).
Reigning women’s softball gold medalists Team BC beat Prince Edward Island 15-0 to open the 2025 Canada Summer Games in St. John’s (view box score).
Swimmer Naomi Mynott took home bronze in the women’s 1500m freestyle to earn Team BC’s first medal of the 2025 Canada Summer Games on Sunday (view race results).
In a rematch of the 2022 Canada Summer Games final, Team BC beat Ontario 5-2 to open the games with a win (view box score).
Follow along with our sports in action today at canadagames.ca/watch and find results here. For a full list of sports competing and time, click here.
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Men’s rugby player Joshua McIndoe will carry the flag for Team BC at Opening Ceremonies of the St. John’s 2025 Canada Summer Games on Saturday.
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