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How I felt when I carrying the torch


Posted by Grace at 8:12 PM 2 comments: 
Torch Video Posted by Grace at 9:33 AM 1 comment: 
Torch Bearing Today I ran the torch. It was the most amazing thing I've ever done. It felt good to have everyone cheering my name. Here are some pictures.
Posted by Grace at 11:12 AM 2 comments: 
Jean Labonté

Jean Labonté is 40 years old. His hometown is in Hull Quebec. He is 5’11. His left leg was amputated due to bone cancer in 1990. He joined the Sledge Hockey team in 1996. His number is 17 and he is a defense. He said the hardest thing he learned when he first started Sledge Hockey was controlling the sled. After a victory game they have a party in the locker room. Jean said they usually drink lemonade. “We win together or we lose together. It’s really a team sport”. He said. Jean is a software designer. He took a break from that for 8 months to play Sledge Hockey. He said, “I miss my wife and my son. I am usually away for long periods of time and I don’t get to see them often”. I asked him how it made him feel when the Canadians won the hockey game. He said it made him feel great, especially winning in over time. “We might not have that chance to be in the Paralympics again, so I am very excited that we are going”. He said with a huge smile on his face.
Posted by Grace at 1:01 PM 5 comments: Greg Westlake


Posted by Grace at 12:24 PM No comments: 
Jean Labonté and Greg Westlake

On the 28th of February I went to Kimberly BC to watch and interview the sledge hockey athletes. This is a video of me interviewing Greg Westlake Posted by Grace at 2:59 PM 2 comments: 

Grace Mariah Brulotte