This winter, our Oakville community is being represented on the world stage as five hometown athletes compete at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games, running from February 6 to 22, 2026. Competing across hockey, figure skating, and snowboarding disciplines, these Oakville Olympic athletes will represent Team Canada on one of the world’s most celebrated sporting stages, bringing hometown pride to an international audience.
From decorated veterans to emerging competitors, Oakville’s presence at the Winter Games reflects years of dedication shaped by local rinks, clubs, training facilities, and community support. Together, these athletes highlight what makes Oakville such a strong environment for sport, active living, and high-performance development.
Oakville Olympic Athletes Representing Team Canada
Spanning four different sports, Oakville’s Olympic athletes bring both experience and emerging talent to Milano Cortina 2026. Each athlete’s journey began right here in Oakville, shaped by the community and lifestyle that continue to support excellence at the highest level. Below is a closer look at the Oakville Olympians competing at the 2026 Winter Games.
Meet the Oakville Olympians
Together, these five Oakville Olympic athletes represent a remarkable mix of leadership, experience, and rising talent. From the ice to the slopes, their paths reflect years of commitment rooted in Oakville.
Oakville Olympic Athletes Representing Team Canada
- Brianne Jenner, Women’s Ice Hockey
- Kristin O’Neill, Women’s Ice Hockey
- Madeline Schizas, Figure Skating (Women’s Singles
- Kaylie Buck, Snowboarding (Parallel Giant Slalom)
- Evan McEachran, Snowboard Slopestyle
Brianne Jenner, Women’s Ice Hockey
- Hometown: Oakville, Ontario
- Age: 34
- @bjenner19
Brianne Jenner is one of Canada’s most accomplished women’s hockey players and a veteran presence on the national team. A proven leader with extensive international experience, she continues to be a key contributor to Canada’s success and a source of inspiration for young athletes throughout the Oakville community.
Kristin O’Neill, Women’s Ice Hockey
- Hometown: Oakville, Ontario
- Age: 27
- Team Canada profile:
- @kristinoneill20
Kristin O’Neill represents the next generation of elite hockey talent from Oakville. Known for her speed, competitiveness, and strong work ethic, her path from local rinks to the Olympic stage reflects years of steady development and commitment to the sport.
Madeline Schizas, Figure Skating (Women’s Singles)
- Hometown: Oakville, Ontario
- Age: 22
- @maddieschizas
Madeline Schizas returns to the Olympic stage as one of Canada’s leading figure skaters. A four-time national champion, she is recognized for her technical precision and artistic expression, bringing experience and composure to women’s singles competition.
Kaylie Buck, Snowboarding (Parallel Giant Slalom)
- Hometown: Oakville, Ontario
- Age: 25
- @kaylie.buck
Kaylie Buck will represent Canada in alpine snowboarding’s parallel giant slalom. Raised in Oakville, her progression from grassroots competition to the Olympic Winter Games highlights the determination and resilience required to compete among the world’s top snowboarders.
Evan McEachran, Snowboard Slopestyle
- Hometown: Oakville, Ontario
- Age: 28
- @evanmceachran
Completing Oakville’s Olympic group is Evan McEachran, a veteran freestyle competitor who will compete in snowboard slopestyle. Born and raised in Oakville, he brings international experience and consistency to Team Canada as he returns to the Olympic stage.
How to Follow the Games
The Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games run from February 6 to 22, 2026, with competitions taking place across a wide range of winter sports. Fans looking to follow along can find the full Olympic schedule, including event dates and competition times, on the official Olympic website.
Official schedule:
https://www.olympics.com/en/milano-cortina-2026/schedule
Celebrating Oakville’s Olympic Journey
Each of these athletes began their path right here in Oakville, learning their sport on community rinks, clubs, and trails. Today, they are competing on one of the most iconic stages in sport, representing Canada with heart and hometown pride.
As the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games unfold, Oakville and the Goodale Miller Team will be cheering proudly. Whether you are tuning in from home or following along from Italy’s Olympic venues, this is a moment for the entire community to rally behind its athletes.
🇨🇦 Go Canada. Go Oakville.