Cross-country skiing at the 2007 Canada Games

Cross-country skiing at the 2007 Canada Games

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Relay

Medal Men's 4x5 km Time Women's 4x3.75 km Time
Gold  Ontario 52:27.50  Alberta 52:56.60
Silver  Alberta 52:54.10  Ontario 53:42.80
Bronze  British Columbia 53:04.60  Yukon 53:37.30

1200m Sprint

Medal Men's Time Women's Time
Gold British Columbia Christopher Lyle Werrell 2:21.52 Alberta Cathy Jaques 2:58.10
Silver Quebec Nicolas Poirier 2:28.81 Alberta Heidi Andrea Widmer 3:01.68
Bronze British Columbia Cameron Patrick Egan 2:22.37 Alberta Marlis Yvonne Kromm 3:06.43


Race (Classic, interval)

Medal Men's 10 km Time Women's 7.5 km Time
Gold Yukon David William Lane Greer 27:01.30 Alberta Marcia Rita Birkigt 22:59.40
Silver Alberta Curtis Sunil Merry 27:54.30 British Columbia Alysson Flora Marshall 23:23.80
Bronze Alberta Graeme Wesley Killick 27:54.40 Yukon Jennifer Bryn Knight 23:32.60

Race (Free, mass start)

Medal Men's 15 km Time Women's 10 km Time
Gold Northwest Territories Brendan Joseph Green 43:14.70 British Columbia Alysson Flora Marshall 36:49.00
Silver Ontario Gavin Michael Hamilton 43:15.80 Alberta Marlis Yvonne Kromm 36:49.40
Bronze Alberta Curtis Sunil Merry 43:17.90 Ontario Alana Jane Deakin Thomas 36:50.00
v · d · eEvents at the 2007 Canada Games (Whitehorse, Yukon)
Summary • Alpine Skiing • Archery • Artistic Gymnastics • Badminton • Biathlon • Boxing • Cross Country Skiing • Curling • Fencing • Figure Skating • Freestyle Skiing • Ice Hockey • Judo • Ringette • Shooting • Snowboarding • Speed Skating • Squash • Synchronized Swimming • Table Tennis • Wheelchair Basketball

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