Nemma Clark of the Big Thunder Nordic Ski Club shoots during biathlon competition at the Ontario Winter Games on Sunday.
Thunder Bay biathletes made a strong showing at Kamview Nordic Ski Centre on Sunday, with local competitors in the junior boys category sweeping the medals during the Ontario Winter Games. Thunder Bay biathletes made a strong showing at Kamview Nordic Ski Centre on Sunday, with local competitors in the junior boys category sweeping the medals during the Ontario Winter Games.
The strategy, Hunt said, is to "kind of take it slow near the end, so that you can breathe better for shooting."Vaillant, meanwhile, had an enthusiastic cheering section — his 10-year-old sister, Maddie. Cheering, she said, "is an important part of the races because then the people feel like they're actually going. They feel power when they're skiing."In the junior girls race, the gold medal went to Ottawa's Evelyn Budzinski; it was her second gold medal of the weekend.Budzinski said the need to perform both physically and mentally is what she likes about biathlon.
In the senior girls race, Olivia Stachow of Lake Superior Biathlon won silver, while Rudy Balabuck and Kai Cameron, both of Big Thunder, placed second and third, respectively, in the senior boys race.Medals were also presented in five-pin bowling on Sunday.
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