Infograph: Where have B.C.’s winter Olympians come from?

British Columbia is well represented at these Olympics, with 30 Team Canada athletes having been born here.

But this isn’t the first year B.C. has had a strong contingent at the Winter Olympics – and if our athletes do well, it won’t be the first time they’ve struck gold either.

The full list of British Columbians competing
Jamie Benn, Victoria: Men’s Hockey
Justin Dorey, Vernon: Halfpipe Skiing
Rob Fagan, Cranbrook: Snowboard Cross
Liam Firus, North Vancouver: Men’s Figure Skating
Dan Hamhuis, Smithers: Men’s Hockey
Megan Heinicke, Prince George: Biathlon
Jessica Hewitt, Langley: Short Track Speed Skating
Kevin Hill, Chilliwack: Snowboard Cross
Michael Janyk, North Vancouver: Downhill Skiing
Duncan Keith, Penticton: Men’s Hockey
Justin Kripps, Summerland: Bobsleigh
Crispin Lipscomb, Whistler: Snowboard Halfpipe
Matt Margetts, Victoria: Freestyle Skiing
Kimberley McRae, Victoria: Luge
Denny Morrison, Chetwynd: Speed Skating
Eric Neilson, Kelwona: Skeleton
Mercedes Nicoll, North Vancouver: Snowboard Halfpipe
Spencer O’Brien, Alert Bay: Snowboard Slopestyle
Manuel Osborne-Paradis, North Vancouver: Alpine Downhill Skiing
Carey Price, Anahim Lake: Men’s Hockey
Morgan Pridy, Vancouver: Downhill Skiing
Kevin Reynolds, North Vancouver: Men’s Figure Skating
Maelle Ricker, North Vancouver: Snowboard Cross
Kelsey Serwa, Kelowna: Ski Cross
Georgia Simmerling, Vancouver: Downhill Skiing
Elli Terwiel, New Westminster: Downhill Skiing
Marielle Thompson, North Vancouver: Ski Cross
Ben Thomsen, Invermere: Downhill Skiing
Yuki Tsubota, Vancouver: Ski Slopestyle
Shea Weber, Sicamous: Men’s Ice Hockey