Kurt Oatway

Kurt Oatway

Para-Alpine Athlete

Photo Caption Luc Percival

Kurt Oatway
About Kurt
Location February 23, 1984
Location Calgary, Alta.
Club Regina Alpine Race Team/ Saskatchewan Alpine
Year Team Member Since 2014
Social Media
Ranking

World Cup Ranking

#9th - Overall 2019-20
#5th - Super-G 2019-20
#6th - Giant Slalom 2019-20
Medals

Medal Highlights

Gold Super-G - Paralympic Winter Games PyeongChang 2018
3rd Super G - IPC World Cup Steinach am Brenner, AUT (2021)
1st Downhill - IPC World Cup Tignes, FRA (2016)
1st Giant Slalom - IPC World Cup Kranjska Gora, SLV (2016)
2nd Downhill - IPC World Cup Innerkrems, AUT (2017)
3rd Downhill - IPC World Cup Innerkrems, AUT (2017)
1st Downhill - IPC World Cup Finals (2018)
2nd Downhill - IPC World Championships (2019)
2nd Super-G - IPC World Championships (2019)

Kurt Oatway is a name that is synonymous with Canadian para-alpine ski racing. The 38-year-old began skiing when he was six, racing competitively until he was 16. In 2007, he fell off a rock outcrop in Utah with the University of Saskatchewan, sustaining a compression fracture of the T12 vertebrae resulting in an incomplete spinal cord injury. While studying at U of S, he earned a B.A. in Geology and learned to sit-ski en route to joining the national team. “Oats,” as he goes by, has finished countless times on the Para-Alpine World Cup podiums while also winning the downhill Crystal Globe in the sitting category in 2016. In addition, the 2018 Paralympic champion in super-G had three World Cup podium finishes in 2019/20. As he returns to snow after sustaining injuries at the World Snow Sport Championships in Lillehammer, NOR in January 2022, watch for him to come back stronger than ever.


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