Olympic Big Jennifer Heil Milan-Cortina called the cook mission for winter games

Moguls skiing career, who is a selfless athlete and leader, will include the role of these qualities and others for the Canada-Cortina Olympic Committee for the Milan-Cortina Olympics in 2026.

Scruce Grove, team Spousson, Alta’s homeland, will also serve as a mentor, support and cheerleader for the purpose of encouraging and inspiring performances.

“It’s a massive honor,” he said to the Anastasian Bucsy of HEAY CBC Sports. “There’s a lot to have to take for athletes. But I think more of it, I have a prospect. Sometimes there is a long time as a athlete as a athlete, sometimes a lot of pressure.

“I have experience to release a little pressure valve for the team.”

The main position is filled in the international stage, especially by a athlete representing Canada in many sports games.

“Both snow and a trailballazer in the snow, Jennifer found the way to do so, while he lifted others and returns to society,” Tricia Smith said, three times Olympics. “Jennifer understands that it means wearing the maple leaf and live the Olympic values ​​every day. I are extremely happy and excited to Milano Cortina for 2026.”

Heil inspired his teammates in 2006 in 2006 in 2006 in the 2006 Olympics of the Golden Olympiad for the first medal of Canada. Then four years after a Canadian (silver) in Vancouver in Vancouver in the third and last matches of Vancouver, including 58 World Cup podium, including 25 gold in 2011, before retiring

“I could go for the Olympic game again,” he said at the time of the heea, the reporters. “I still have the head of my game, but I feel it’s an important time to build my future for me. I want to succeed in the slopes, and I feel this time now.”

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Heil’s Moguls teammate Alex Bilodeau won the country’s first Olympic gold in the first day after getting up the podium.

“He gave me a lot and I think why I’m here today,” said Bilodeau, honored member of the Canadian gym since 2015, “It is definitely a legend in our sport.”

The fact that Heil in Vancouver is a bit lost from the performance of the Olympic medal, and the fact that he refused to give another chance to give another Canadian chance. He was a roll by winning four consecutive World Cup.

Leaves the sport high

In 2011, the free world ski championship, Moguls and a double moguls seized gold and came out of sports. For months later, the Canadian Press was a bobbie Rosenfeld prize recipient as a female athlete.

41, four times the World Cup gold medalist will try to help the athletes in Canada reach the dreams of Italy in February.

Heil is part of the current efforts of the sport, when he trusted with grit, emotional management and perseverance, he is part of his current efforts.

“I have retired for a while, but I do not feel like these lessons have left me,” he said. “I think I have a better leader if there is something.

“I’m afraid to be lovely to have an exciting pressure because I trust what I live as a sportman.”

He will attend preparations for Heil athletes and coaches from Milan Cortina and will take part in the team selection and other flags related to other flags for the opening and closing ceremonies of the other.

“Sevinj” will emphasize that athlete’s experience is on the front.

“This does not have pleasure and harm to the grind of every moment,” he said. “But joy should be part of this. And there should be a lot of durability. It is necessary to adapt. It should be the ability to turn off the noise.”

Heil began skiing at the age of two and the incredible career was a total world cup champion. Heil fell in love with a young man who won gold in the 1994 Olympics.

Remotes from the slopes, Heil, Canada fled to 2012 and supported a mill-raising plan to save the girls from poverty.

In 2022 he graduated from Stanford University High School High School in Heil California.

There is also an active participant in charity initiatives through the B2TEN Foundation, which provides training and technical elite athletes from Canada.

“He has been an incredible role model and a leader,” said the Hair CBC Sports Host Scott Russell in 2015, “said Buffie Scott Russell.