The biathlon team was in West Kelowna last weekend, making their mark in the sport.
Teams from across B.C. found their way to the Telemark Nordic Club in Kelowna to take part in the second race of the BC Biathlon Cup.
Nine members of the Quesnel Biathlon Team took part in the race.
The sprint event has three loops of skiing mixed in with two bouts of shooting. The finish position in the sprint determines your starting position in the next day’s pursuit event.
Each athlete starts five seconds behind the previous starter, with the first across the finish line being the winner.
The club took nine medals home – four in the sprint and five in the pursuit.
Saturday, Feb. 9, biathletes competed in the sprint competition.
The Quesnel skiers did well, taking a couple of firsts, along with some podium finishes and a host of top ten positions.
Claire Elden took first in the female midget category.
Ryan Elden took first in the junior boys category, with Tristan Langan netting fifth.
In the junior girls category, Anni Kurta took third, while Kyra Teetzen finished in seventh.
Konrad Teetzen came in ninth in the senior boys category.
In the senior girls, Madison Roll placed sixth.
Kieron Langan just missed the podium in the youth men category, coming in fourth.
In the masters men category, Chris Elden pulled up in second.
On Sunday, skiers competed in the pursuit competition.
Claire Elden nearly matched her sprint, taking second.
In the junior boys category, Tristan Langan took third, followed by Ryan Elden in fifth.
Kyra Teetzen beat her first-day finish, taking a podium spot at number three.
Konrad Teetzen took seventh in the senior boys category.
Madison Roll took sixth in the senior girls category.
In the youth men category Kieorn Langan found the podium, finishing in third.
Chris Elden matched his earlier performance, taking second once again in the masters men category.