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Cecchini, Boyer and Widmer named new coaches for national skeleton program - Vimarsana News

Cecchini, Boyer and Widmer named new coaches for national skeleton program

Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton has named Joe Cecchini, Kevin Boyer and Micaela Widmer as its newest coaches for the national skeleton program.

Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton announces new coaches for national skeleton program | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton announces new coaches for national skeleton program | iNFOnews

CALGARY - Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton has named Joe Cecchini, Kevin Boyer and Micaela Widmer as its newest coaches for the national skeleton program.

Source: infotel.ca
Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton announces new coaches for national skeleton program - Vimarsana News

Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton announces new coaches for national skeleton program

Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton has named Joe Cecchini, Kevin Boyer and Micaela Widmer as its newest coaches for the national skeleton program.

McNeil new president of Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton; Storey didn't seek re-election | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

McNeil new president of Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton; Storey didn't seek re-election | iNFOnews

WHISTLER, B.C. - Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton has a new president.

Source: infotel.ca
Canadian Olympic bobsleigh medallist Christine de Bruin suspended 3 years for doping violation - Vimarsana News

Canadian Olympic bobsleigh medallist Christine de Bruin suspended 3 years for doping violation

The career of Canadian Olympic bobsleigh pilot Christine de Bruin is in question after she was handed a three-year suspension for testing positive for a prohibited anabolic agent, as announced by the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES) on Friday.

Source: cbc.ca