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Participant
Nom
Kelly Michelle Smith
Délégation
Alberta
Lieu de résidence
Calgary
Type
Athlète
Sport
Ringuette
Résultats
Femme
Équipe: Alberta
Numéro: 004
Classement final: Argent
Man./Alb.
Samedi 24 février 2007
13:00
Centre des Jeux du Canada
Alb./N.-B.
Dimanche 25 février 2007
15:00
Centre des Jeux du Canada
Alb./Sask.
Lundi 26 février 2007
09:00
Centre des Jeux du Canada
QF3 (1A-4B)
Mardi 27 février 2007
11:00
Centre des Jeux du Canada
DF2 (gagnantes QF2-QF3)
Mercredi 28 février 2007
13:00
Centre des Jeux du Canada
Or (gagnantes DF1-DF2)
Jeudi 1er mars 2007
14:00
Aréna Takhini
Biographie
Âge
17
Grandeur (pied, pouce)
5,2
Poids (lb)
130
Langue(s) parlée(s)
English
Je pratique ce sport depuis… années
12
Club ou équipe-école
Club
Entraîneur
Sheri McKenzie,Trina Janssens, Maria McKenzie
Position/compétition/sport
Defense/Ringette
Mes succès sportifs ou artistiques
My team has participated in Nationals in the last three years. The first year, we received gold and the second two years, we received silver. The first year, I was placed on the first line allstar team. The third year, I was placed on the second line allstar team.
Jeux ou championnats auxquels j'ai participé
Année
Nom complet compétition/sport/manifestation
Rang
2006
National Ringette Championship/Ringette
2
2005
National Ringette Championship/Ringette
2
2004
National Ringette Championship/Ringette
1
Mes objectifs pour les Jeux d'hiver du Canada 2007
My main goal for the Winter games is to take home a gold medal but also to feel completely satisfied with my personal performance. I want to know that I left everything on the ice and there is nothing more that I could have done for my team. Even if we do not win, that satisfaction is what will keep me content.
Mon modèle, mon inspiration
I have personal role models such as my mom and my sister but there is one story I read about what a father did for his son that I thought was very inspirational. The man's name was Dick Hoyt. Eighty-five times he's pushed his disabled son, Rick, 26.2 miles in Marathons so that his son could feel like he was running and no longer disabled.
Autres renseignements me concernant qui pourraient intéresser les médias
I have a twin sister that is on the team as well and we have always played together and pushed each other to become better players. I think that I owe a lot of my success to her as a person because of this competition as well as from her support. Our appearances, personalities, and interests have always been opposites, but the one thing that always brings us together is ringette.