Dan Chalcraft

Former CMNT head coach Stephen Hart believes Canada has the depth and experience to make a strong run in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. He reflects on his time with the team, highlighting past challenges and the emergence of a new generation of talented players. Hart emphasizes the importance of investment in the national program for continued success on the world stage.

Veteran BC Lions field goal kicker Sean Whyte secured a win over Calgary Stampeders, moving his team to the West Division final against Saskatchewan Roughriders. With a focus on consistency, technique, and team camaraderie, Whyte prepares for the upcoming challenge by prioritizing his physical and mental well-being.

Two-time World Supercross champion Shane McElrath is focused on repeating his success in Vancouver. With no age or points restrictions in the WSX, McElrath is ready to showcase his talent and lead his team to victory. He values his past experiences and is excited to continue racing, aiming to reach his full potential.

Evan Dunfee, a Canadian race walker from British Columbia, overcame excruciating pain from a hamstring tear to win the men's 35 km race walk in Tokyo. He credits his team and technique for the victory and hopes to continue improving for future competitions. Despite challenges with funding, Dunfee remains passionate and determined to reach his full potential, with his sights set on the Summer Olympics in Los Angeles in 2028.

In his debut season in the CEBL, Tyrese Samuel of the Vancouver Bandits was named Canadian and Clutch Player of the Year. Averaging a double-double, he credits his success to hard work and team support. With his eyes set on the NBA, Samuel aims to improve his outside shot and become a more versatile defender. His basketball journey has prepared him for the next level, with confidence in his abilities to make it to the NBA.

BC Lions quarterback Nathan Rourke aims for consistency and a strong start in the CFL season, focusing on improving pass completion and avoiding turnovers. Despite a past injury, he is healthy and determined to make an impact on the field with his team.

UBC left fielder Jonny McGill reflects on UBC Thunderbirds' successful baseball season culminating in the NAIA World Series. McGill's standout performance and leadership played a key role in the team's achievements, showcasing Canadian talent in college baseball and aiming for a professional career.

Arjun Nimmala, 19, of the Vancouver Canadians NWL team, is making waves with 9 HRs & 26 RBIs, leading the team w/ .291 AVG & .382 OBP. Named Player of the Week, he aims to excel like his role model, Franisco Lindor. With a supportive family & pro aspirations, he's a rising star in baseball.

Ali Ahmed is playing a key role in Vancouver Whitecaps’ strong MLS season, balancing faith, form, and focus. The 24-year-old Canadian international is thriving in a defined role, contributing assists and consistency while embracing a packed schedule.

Quinn, the first out non-binary transgender athlete to compete at the Olympics, made history by scoring the first-ever goal in the Northern Super League for the Vancouver Rise, securing a 1-0 win. The Olympic gold medallist reflected on the emotional moment, their leadership role, and the importance of inclusion in soccer.