Canmore's Own, Krissy Scurfield's Olympic Debut

From the snow-capped peaks of Canmore to the Olympic rugby stage, Krissy Scurfield has carved a path of speed, power, and determination. Her journey from a teenage athlete to a key national team player is a testament to her raw talent and unwavering grit.  

Krissy Scurfield is a rising star in the world of rugby sevens. She began her journey at 15, quickly rising to the national level. Known for her speed, power, and aggressive play, Scurfield is a valuable asset to the Canadian team. She’s also known for her great camaraderie, making her a beloved teammate. In the 2023-24 season, she scored a team-leading 20 tries, solidifying her status as a rising star with a bright future.  

Scurfield is more than just a standout athlete. She’s a team player, whose infectious enthusiasm and unwavering support have earned her the respect of her teammates. Her contributions extend beyond the try line, fostering a sense of sisterhood that has become the backbone of the Canadian women’s sevens team.  

Canada’s women’s rugby sevens team captured the hearts of our country by securing the silver medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics. This remarkable achievement by the team proves they possess world class hard work, dedication, and strategic gameplay. Among the standout players, Krissy Scurfield was instrumental through her speed, skill, and determination. This historic achievement has undoubtedly elevated the visibility of women’s rugby in Canada, with Scurfield acting as a role model for young female athletes across the nation.  

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