Medal Count: March 12
March 12, 2025
Special Olympics Team Canada is charging ahead, stacking up 4 gold, 6 silver, and 8 bronze across alpine skiing, cross country skiing, and figure skating. Whether racing down the mountain, pushing through the final strides on the trails, or landing clean routines on the ice, Canada's athletes are proving they have the skill, determination, and drive to compete at the highest level.
With strong podium finishes and even more events ahead, Special Olympics Team Canada isn’t slowing down anytime soon!
Disclaimer: The following list includes medals won exclusively on this day at the Special Olympics World Winter Games Turin. For the full medal count and complete list of winners, view the final results here.
GOLD
- Yorke Parkin (BC), Alpine Skiing, Advanced Giant Slalom M01
- Francis Stanley (BC), Cross Country Skiing, 10K Free Technique M01
- Dylan Collins (MB), Alpine Skiing, Intermediate Giant Slalom M03
- Taylor Barth (SK), Alpine Skiing, Intermediate Giant Slalom M08
SILVER
- Wyatt Oostendorp (AB), Alpine Skiing, Advanced Giant Slalom M01
- Cory Duhaime (BC), Alpine Skiing, Advanced Giant Slalom M07
- Jessica Larrivée (QC), Alpine Skiing, Intermediate Giant Slalom F12
- Michael Qing (SK),Alpine Skiing, Intermediate Giant Slalom M11
- Chantal Chan (BC), Cross Country Skiing, 1K Free Technique F02
- Moriah Van’t Land (AB), Figure Skating, Singles, Level 1, Female DIV 1
BRONZE
- Julian Hudson (ON), Alpine Skiing, Intermediate Giant Slalom M03
- Brett Garth (AB), Alpine Skiing, Intermediate Giant Slalom M11
- Benjamin So (ON), Alpine Skiing, Intermediate Giant Slalom M12
- Ron Greenhorn (BC), Alpine Skiing, Intermediate Giant Slalom M09
- Elouise Stewart (AB), Cross Country Skiing, 10K Free Technique F02
- Marley Gayler (ON), Cross Country Skiing, 1K Free Technique F03
- Layne Benoit (BC), Cross Country Skiing, 1K Free Technique M01
- Brooke Thomas (ON), Figure Skating, Singles, Level 1, Division 2 Women’s
