These B.C. athletes are representing Canada at the 2026 Winter Olympics

Canada's Brodie Seger speeds down the course during an alpine ski, men's downhill race, at the 2026 Winter Olympics, in Bormio, Italy, Saturday, Feb. 7, 2026. (AP Photo/Gabriele Facciotti)

The Milano Cortina Winter Olympics are in full swing in Italy, and more than 200 athletes are set to compete for Canada on the global stage.

British Columbia is well-represented at the games this year, with 34 athletes who call the province home to cheer for.

They range from skiers to skaters and curlers, in addition to well-known names from the NHL and PWHL, as well as multiple pairs of siblings.

Here are the B.C. athletes competing in the 2026 Olympics, sorted by sport, with their disciplines and hometowns. Participants in bold are making their Olympic debut.

Alpine skiing

Amelia Smart—Invermere

Brodie Seger—North Vancouver

Cameron Alexander—North Vancouver

Cassidy Gray—Invermere

Riley Seger—North Vancouver

Cross-country skiing

Amelia Wells—Victoria

Jasmine Drolet—Rossland

Rémi Drolet—Rossland

Freestyle skiing

Cassie Sharpe—Comox

Dillan Glennie—North Vancouver

Elena Gaskell—Vernon

Jessica Linton—Vancouver

Skye Clarke—Vancouver

Ski cross

Gavin Rowell—Prince George

Marielle Thompson—Whistler

Reece Howden—Chilliwack

Hockey

Devon Toews—Abbotsford

Jenn Gardiner—Surrey

Macklin Celebrini—Vancouver

Sam Reinhart—West Vancouver

Shea Theodore—Aldergrove

Long track speed skating

Carolina Hiller-Donnelly—Prince George

Daniel Hall—Salmon Arm

Laura Hall—Salmon Arm

Snowboarding

Evan Bichon—Mackenzie

Juliette Pelchat—Whistler

Meryta O’Dine—Prince George

Biathlon

Benita Peiffer—Whistler

Jasper Fleming—Squamish

Curling

Rachelle Brown—Smithers

Tyler Tardi—Langley

Luge

Embyr-Lee Susko—Whistler

Trinity Ellis—Pemberton

Skeleton

Jane Channell—North Vancouver