Canada announces squad for the Olympic Games in Paris

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2024.07.17

Olympic champions Andre De Grasse and Damian Warner have been nominated to the Canadian Olympic squad for the Paris Games, which will take place from August 1 to 11.

De Grasse has been chosen for the 100m, 200m, and 4x100m events, where he has won six medals in the last two Olympic Games, including the 200m gold in Tokyo. Warner will defend his decathlon crown, which he earned with an Olympic record score of 9018 points after winning bronze in Rio.

They will be joined by fellow global gold medalists Marco Arop (800m), Ethan Katzberg (hammer), Pierce LePage (decathlon), and Camryn Rogers (hammer), all of whom won at last year’s World Athletics Championships in Budapest, as well as Sarah Mitton (shot put), who won the world indoor title in Glasgow in March.

Canada’s team members have a total of 15 Olympic medals and 36 World Athletics Championship or World Athletics Relays medals.

Along with these known talents, the squad includes other competitors making their Olympic debuts in Paris, including as sprinters Audrey Leduc and Christopher Morales Williams.

Additional competitors may be added to the team after qualifying through World Rankings.

Canadian team for Paris

WOMEN
100m: Audrey Leduc
200m: Audrey Leduc, Jacqueline Madogo
400m: Lauren Gale, Zoe Sherar
800m: Jazz Shukla
1500m: Lucia Stafford, Simone Plourde
5000m: Regan Yee
Marathon: Malindi Elmore
3000m steeplechase: Ceili McCabe, Regan Yee
100m hurdles: Mariam Abdul-Rashid, Michelle Harrison
400m hurdles: Savannah Sutherland
Pole vault: Alysha Newman, Anicka Newell
Shot put: Sarah Mitton
Hammer: Camryn Rogers
4x100m: Mariam Abdul-Rashid, Crystal Emmanuel-Ahye, Marie-Eloise Leclair, Audrey Leduc, Jacqueline Madogo, Sade McCreath
4x400m: Kyra Constantine, Lauren Gale, Jasneet Nijjar, Madeline Price, Zoe Sherar, Aiyanna Stiverne, Savannah Sutherland

MEN
100m: Duan Asemota, Aaron Brown, Andre De Grasse,
200m: Aaron Brown, Andre De Grasse, Brendon Rodney
400m: Christopher Morales Williams
800m: Marco Arop
1500m: Kieran Lumb, Charles Philibert-Thiboutot
5000m: Mohammed Ahmed, Thomas Fafard, Benjamin Flanagan
10,000m: Mohammed Ahmed
Marathon: Cameron Levins, Rory Linkletter
3000m steeplechase: Jean-Simon Desgagnes
20km race walk: Evan Dunfee
Hammer: Ethan Katzberg, Adam Keenan, Rowan Hamilton
Decathlon: Pierce LePage, Damian Warner
4x100m: Eliezer Adjibi, Duan Asemota, Jerome Blake, Aaron Brown, Andre De Grasse, Malachi Murray, Brendon Rodney