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2022 Olympians Who Represented Non-Birth Country

Jean-Luc Baker (figure skating, U.S.A.)(born Great Britain)

Kaillie Humphries (curling, U.S.A.)(born Canada)

Kai Owens (skiing, U.S.A.)(born China)

Maame Biney (speed skating, U.S.A.)(born Ghana)

Giorgia Birkeland (speed skating, U.S.A.)(born Italy)

Denni Xhepa (skiing, Albania)(born Italy)

Nathan Crumpton (skeleton, American Samoa)(born Kenya)

Cande Moreno (skiing, Andorra)(born Argentina)

Tina Garabedian (figure skating, Armenia)(born Canada)

Simon Proulx-Sénécal (figure skating, Armenia)(born Canada)

Lars Young-Vik (skiing, Australia)(born Norway)

James Matheson (skiing, Australia)(born Argentina)

Brendan Corey (speed skating, Australia)(born Canada)

Anna Juppe (biathlon, Austria)(born Germany)

Jennifer Onasanya (bobsleigh, Austria)(born The Netherlands)

Olga Mikutina (figure skating, Austria)(born Ukraine)

Matěj Švancer (skiing, Austria)(born Czech Republic)

Vladimir Litvintsev (figure skating, Azerbaijan)(born Russia)

Ekaterina Ryabova (figure skating, Azerbaijan)(born Russia)

Maryja Škanava (skiing, Belarus)(born Russia)

Mikita Labastau (biathlon, Belarus)(born Russia)

Dinara Alimbekava (biathlon, Belarus)(born Kazakhstan)

Elena Kruchinkina (biathlon, Belarus)(born Russia)

Konstantin Milyukov (figure skating, Belarus)(born Russia)

Viktoriia Safonov (figure skating, Belarus)(born Russia)

Ekaterina Sloeva (speed skating, Belarus)(born Russia)

Cesar Beauvais (biathlon, Belgium)(born France)

Lotte Lie (biathlon, Belgium)(born Norway)

Florent Claude (biathlon, Belgium)(born France)

Thibault De Marre (skiing, Belgium)(born France)

Kim Meylemans (skeleton, Belgium)(born Germany)

Simon Kammerlander (skiing, Bolivia)(born Austria)

Timo Grönlund (skiing, Bolivia)(born Finland)

Sabrina Cass (skiing, Brazil)(born U.S.A.)

Alexandra Feigin (figure skating, Bulgaria)(born Israel)

Justin Kripps (bobsleigh, Canada)(born U.S.A.)

Christopher Springs (bobsleigh, Canada)(born Australia)

Dawn Wilson (bobsleigh, Canada)(born Ghana)

Keegan Messing (figure skating, Canada)(born U.S.A.)

Nikolaj Sørensen (figure skating, Canada)(born Denmark)

Piper Gilles (figure skating, Canada)(born U.S.A.)

Mason McTavish (hockey, Canada)(born Switzerland)

Courtney Sarault (speed skating, Canada)(born U.S.A.)

Mirela Rahneva (skeleton, Canada)(born Bulgaria)

Ted-Jan Bloemens (speed skating, Canada)(born The Netherlands)

Yi Zhu (figure skating, China)(born U.S.A.)

Eileen Gu (skiing, China)(born U.S.A.)

Paris O’Brien (hockey, China)(born Canada)

Jeremy Smith (hockey, China)(born U.S.A.)

Jake Chelios (hockey, China)(born U.S.A.)

Jason Fram (hockey, China)(born Canada)

Denis Osipov (hockey, China)(born Russia)

Ty Schultz (hockey, China)(born Canada)

Parker Foo (hockey, China)(born Canada)

Cory Kane (hockey, China)(born U.S.A.)

Luke Lockhart (hockey, China)(born Canada)

Tyler Wong (hockey, China)(born Canada)

Juncheng Yan (hockey, China)(born Canada)

Ryan Sproul (hockey, China)(born Canada)

Zach Yuen (hockey, China)(born Canada)

Spencer Foo (hockey, China)(born Canada)

Ethan Werek (hockey, China)(born Canada)

Brandon Yip (hockey, China)(born Canada)

Camryn Wong (hockey, China)(born Canada)

Leah Lum (hockey, China)(born Canada)

Maddie Woo (hockey, China)(born U.S.A.)

Kassy Betinol (hockey, China)(born Canada)

Taylor Lum (hockey, China)(born Canada)

Anna Fairman (hockey, China)(born U.S.A.)

Kimberley Newell (hockey, China)(born Canada)

Hannah Miller (hockey, China)(born Canada)

Rebekah Kolstad (hockey, China)(born U.S.A.)

Jessica Wong (hockey, China)(born Canada)

Tia Chan (hockey, China)(born Canada)

Rachel Llanes (hockey, China)(born U.S.A.)

Samuel Kolega (skiing, Croatia)(born Germany)

Andrea Komšić (skiing, Croatia)(born Bosnia & Herzegovina)

Valentina Aščić (speed skating, Croatia)(born Bosnia & Herzegovina)

Elizaveta Zhuk (figure skating, Czech Republic)(born Russia)

Lenka Serdar (hockey, Czech Republic)(born U.S.A.)

Uqalek Slettemark (biathlon, Denmark)(born Greenland)

Mathilde Halse (curling, Denmark)(born Greenland)

Jesper Jensen (hockey, Denmark)(born Sweden)

Sarah Escobar (skiing, Ecuador)(born U.S.A.)

Shannon-Ogbnai Abeda (skiing, Eritrea)(born Canada)

Katie Vesterstein (skiing, Estonia)(born U.S.A.)

Nastassia Kinnunen (biathlon, Finland)(born Belarus)

Matthias Versluis (figure skating, Finland)(born Switzerland)

Leo Komarov (hockey, Finland)(born Estonia)

Michelle Karvinen (hockey, Finland)(born Denmark)

Benjamin Cavet (skiing,France)(born Great Britain)

Léo Le Blé-Jacques (snowboarding, France)(born Switzerland)

Moris Kvitelashvili (figure skating, Georgia)(born Russia)

Anastasia Gubanova (figure skating, Georgia)(born Russia)

Karina Safina (figure skating, Georgia)(born Russia)

Luka Berulava (figure skating, Georgia)(born Russia)

Maria Kazakova (figure skating, Georgia)(born Russia)

Georgy Reviya (figure skating, Georgia)(born Russia)

Romed Baumann (skiing, Germany)(born Austria)

Emma Aicher (skiing, Germany)(born Sweden)

Katharina Müller (figure skating, Germany)(born Russia)

Dominik Kahun (hockey, Germany)(born Czech Republic)

Alexander Gassner (skeleton, Germany)(born Romania)

James Clugnet (skiing, Great Britain)(born France)

Hailey Duff (curling, Great Britain)(born New Zealand)

Lilah Fear (figure skating, Great Britain)(born U.S.A.)

Zoe Atkin (skiing, Great Britain)(born U.S.A.)

Rupert Staudinger (luge, Great Britain)(born Germany)

Cornelius Kersten (speed skating, Great Britain)(born The Netherlands)

Ioulia Chtchetinina (figure skating, Hungary)(born Russia)

John-Henry Krueger (speed skating, Hungary)(born U.S.A.)

Kamilla Kozuback (snowboarding, Hungary)(born Canada)

Snorri Einarsson (skiing, Iceland)(born Norway)

Isak Pederson (skiing, Iceland)(born Norway)

Jack Gower (skiing, Ireland)(born Great Britain)

Tess Arbez (skiing, Ireland)(born France)

Thomas Maloney-Westgård (skiing/Ireland)(born Norway)

Elsa Desmond (luge, Ireland)(born Great Britain)

Seamus O’Connor (snowboarding, Ireland)(born U.S.A.)

Barni Szőllős (skiing, Israel)(born Hungary)

Noa Szőllős (skiing, Israel)(born Hungary)

Alexei Bychenko (figure skating, Israel)(born Ukraine)

Hailey Kops (figure skating, Israel)(born U.S.A.)

Evgeni Krasnopolski (figure skating, Israel)(born Ukraine)

Vladislav Bykanov (speed skating, Israel)(born Ukraine)

Robert Mircea (bobsleigh, Italy)(born Romania)

Delmas Obou (bobsleigh, Italy)(born Côte d'Ivoire)

Joël Retornaz (curling, Italy)(born Switzerland)

Charlène Guignard (figure skating/Italy)(born France)

Jole Galli (skiing, Italy)(born Switzerland)

Nina Zöggeler (luge, Italy)(born Switzerland)

Cynthia Mascitto (speed skating, Italy)(born Canada)

Louie Vito III (snowboarding, Italy)(born U.S.A.)

Benjamin Alexander (skiing, Jamaica)(born Great Britain)

Ashley Watson (bobsleigh, Jamaica)(born Great Britain)

Matthew Wekpe (bobsleigh, Jamaica)(born Great Britain)

Jazmine Fenlator-Victorian (bobsleigh, Jamaica)(born U.S.A.)

Tim Komatsubara (figure skating, Japan)(born U.S.A.)

Hosoyamada Akane (hockey, Japan)(born Canada)

Yana Khan (speed skating, Kazakhstan)(born Kyrgyzstan)

Albin Tahiri (skiing, Kosovo)(born Slovenia)

Artūrs Kulda (hockey, Latvia)(born Germany)

Marco Pfiffner (skiing, Liechtenstein)(born Switzerland)

Mathieu Neumuller (skiing, Madagascar)(born France)

Jenise Spiteri (skiing, Malta)(born U.S.A.)

Sarah Gaxiola (skiing, Mexico)(born U.S.A.)

Jonathan Soto (skiing, Mexico)(born U.S.A.)

Pavel Magazeev (biathlon, Moldova)(born Russia)

Maksim Makarov (biathlon, Moldova)(born Russia)

Alla Ghilenko (biathlon, Moldova)(born Ukraine)

Alina Stremous (biathlon, Moldova)(born Russia)

Boris Vain (bobsleigh, Monaco)(born France)

Adriana Jelínková (skiing, The Netherlands)(born Czech Republic)

Alice Robinson (skiing, New Zealand)(born Australia)

Margaux Hackett (skiing, New Zealand)(born France)

Tiarn Collins (snowboarding, New Zealand)(born Australia)

Zoi Sadowski-Synnot (snowboarding, New Zealand)(born Australia)

Cool Wakushima (snowboarding, New Zealand)(born Japan)

Atle McGrath-Lie (skiing, Norway)(born U.S.A.)

Thea Bjørseth (skiing, Norway)(born China)

Hanne Eilertsen (snowboarding, Norway)(born South Korea)

Peder Kongshaug (speed skating, Norway)(born Great Britain)

Ornella Oettl (skiing, Peru)(born Germany)

Asa Miller (skiing, The Philippines)(born U.S.A.)

Katerina Kurakova (figure skating, Poland)(born Russia)

Maksym Spodyriev (figure skating, Poland)(born Ukraine)

Vanina Guerillot (skiing, Portugal)(born France)

William Flaherty (skiing, Puerto Rico)(born U.S.A.)

Kellie Delka (skeleton, Puerto Rico)(born U.S.A.)

Yekaterina Tkachenko (skiing, R.O.C.)(born Zimbabwe)

Eduard Latypov (biathlon, R.O.C.)(born Belarus)

Rostislav Gaitiukhevich (bobsleigh, R.O.C.)(born Belarus)

Vladimir Morozov (figure skating, R.O.C.)(born Germany)

Diana Davis (figure skating, R.O.C.)(born U.S.A.)

Pavel Karnaukhov (hockey, R.O.C.)(born Belarus)

Ivan Fedotov (hockey, R.O.C.)(born Finland)

Vladimir Tkachyov (hockey, R.O.C.)(born Ukraine)

Alexandra Vafin (hockey, R.O.C.)(born Kazakhstan)

Vic Wild (snowboarding, R.O.C.)(born U.S.A.)

Natalia Ushkina (biathlon, Romania)(born Russia)

Katharina Wick (bobsleigh, Romania)(born Germany)

Fayik Abdi (skiing, Saudi Arabia)(born U.S.A.)

Marko Vukićević (skiing, Serbia)(born Slovenia)

Mislav Rosandić (hockey, Slovakia)(born Croatia)

Marko Daňo (hockey, Slovakia)(born Austria)

Jakov Fak (biathlon, Slovenia)(born Croatia)

Timofey Lapshin (biathlon, South Korea)(born Russia)

Ekaterina Avvakumova (biathlon, South Korea)(born Russia)

Aileen Frisch (luge, South Korea)(born Germany)

Thibault Magnin (skiing, Spain)(born Switzerland)

Marco Zandron (figure skating, Spain)(born Italy)

Olivia Smart (figure skating, Spain)(born Great Britain)

Niklas Hartweg (biathlon, Switzerland)(born Germany)

Nadja Pasternack (bobsleigh, Switzerland)(born Germany)

Laurien Van Der Graaff (skiing, Switzerland)(born The Netherlands)

Peter De Cruz (curling, Switzerland)(born Great Britain)

Jenny Perret (curling, Switzerland)(born U.S.A.)

Alexia Paganini (figure skating, Switzerland)(born U.S.A.)

Alex Fiva (skiing, Switzerland)(born U.S.A.)

Santeri Alatalo (hockey, Switzerland)(born Finland)

Keely Moy (hockey, Switzerland)(born U.S.A.)

Nicola Zanon (skiing, Thailand)(born Italy)

Mark Chanluong (skiing, Thailand)(born Italy)

Mida Jaiman (skiing, Thailand)(born Switzerland)

Karen Chanluong (skiing, Thailand)(born Italy)

Yohan Goutt-Gonçalves (skiing, East Timor)(born France)

Andre Marcano (bobsleigh, Trinidad & Tobago)(born U.S.A.)

Axel Brown (bobsleigh, Trinidad & Tobago)(born Great Britain)

Darya Blashko (biathlon, Ukraine)(born Belarus)

Olena Bilosiuk (biathlon, Ukraine)(born Poland)

Valiantsina Kaminskaya (skiing, Ukraine)(born Belarus)

Anastasiia Shabatova (figure skating, Ukraine)(born Russia)

Katie Tannenbaum (skeleton, U.S. Virgin Islands)(born U.S.A.)

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Canada’s Kim Boutin places third overall at short-track speedskating worlds

Canada’s Kim Boutin places third overall at short-track speedskating worlds Canada’s Kim Boutin places third overall at short-track speedskating worlds https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

SOFIA, Bulgaria — Canada’s Kim Boutin was third place overall at the world short-track speedskating championship on Sunday, skating to bronze in the 1,000 metres and sixth in the 3,000-metre super final to earn a cumulative total of 37 points.

Boutin, from Sherbrooke, Que., then led the Canadian team back to the podium in the women’s relay.

Boutin was in second for much of the 1,000-metre final, but a small stumble coming out of the last corner allowed South Korea’s Min Jeong Choi to pass Boutin at the line. Suzanne Schulting of the Netherlands took the gold medal.

“In the 1,000 metres, I really gave it my all,” said Boutin about her first medal of the day. “I tried to go for the gold, but unfortunately lost my place a bit. At the end of the day, that’s how I learn though, by pushing through right to the line.”

Schulting, Choi and Boutin finished in the same order in the women’s overall classification, with Schulting earning a total of 81 points over four distances to become new world champion. Last year’s winner, Choi, had to settle for the runner-up position with her 76 points.

Canada’s women’s relay team included Boutin, Courtney Sarault of Moncton, N.B., Montreal’s Alyson Charles and Camille De Serres-Rainville, also from Montreal. Kasandra Bradette of St. Felicien, Que., joined the team on the podium, having raced in the semifinal on Saturday.

On the men’s side, Samuel Girard of Ferland-et-Boilleau, Que., missed out on the podium in the overall classification, earning 29 points to finish fourth behind South Korea’s Hyo Jun Lim (102 points) and Dae Heon Hwang (55 points), and Semen Elistratov of Russia (44 points).

Steven Dubois also finished in the top 10 overall. The native of Lachenaie, Que., found himself in the 3,000-metre super final in his first world championships, placing ninth in the cumulative rankings.

Reigning world champion Charles Hamelin of Sainte-Julie, Que., had to settle for 18th place in the overall classification.

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