SOBC athletes and coaches set sights on the 2026 BC Winter Games
Special Olympics BC is thrilled to send speed skating athletes and coaches to the 2026 BC Winter Games in Trail/Rossland from February 25 to March 1!
They join around 1,200 athletes competing in the sports they have trained tirelessly for.
While not a Special Olympics event, the BC Games proudly includes Special Olympics athletes competing alongside top young athletes in the province. The BC Winter Games are separate and different from Special Olympics BC Games and Special Olympics Canada Games.
Our athletes will compete to the best of their ability and will proudly represent Special Olympics and their regions at the event. Good luck, team!
Meet the Special Olympics BC speed skating athletes and coaches going to the 2026 BC Winter Games:
Athletes
- Frankie Fu, SOBC – Coquitlam
- Jesse Thibeault, SOBC – Surrey
- Mark Hamblett, SOBC – Surrey
- Niamh Mullen, SOBC – Coquitlam
- Nicolas Libera, SOBC – Coquitlam
- Paige Norton, SOBC – Abbotsford
- Rosie Hogan, SOBC – Vancouver
- Sean Casey, SOBC – Coquitlam
- Trevor Chang, SOBC – Vancouver
- Victoria Hogan, SOBC – Vancouver
- Zackery Thibeault, SOBC – Surrey
Coaches
- Don Sakoswki, SOBC – Coquitlam
- June Lum, SOBC – Vancouver
- Rosella Infanti, SOBC – Coquitlam
- Stanley Chang, SOBC – Vancouver
- Terry Hogan, SOBC – Vancouver
Provincial Advisor
- Donna Bilous, SOBC – Abbotsford
Sincere thanks to the BC Games for their support and for choosing to include Special Olympics athletes and coaches!