Brady Leman

Canadians Marielle Thompson, Brady Leman and Chris Del Bosco have all won medals at a ski-cross World Cup event at Blue MountainResort in Collingwood, Ont. Calgary's Leman and Montreal's Del Bosco earned the top two positions in the men's race. Thompson ...  

JOHANN, Austria - Canada's Brady Leman won silver in a ski-cross race Saturday ... Daniel Bohnacker of Germany won the bronze. Christopher del Bosco of Montreal was seventh. Ophelie David of France won gold in the women's race.  

Anna Woerner of Germany took the silver and Alizee Baron of France won bronze. Marielle Thompson of Whistler, B.C., was the top Canadian in eighth place. Kelsey Serwa of Kelowna, B.C., who won the first two events of the season, remained in the overall ...  

SAN CANDIDO, Italy - Canada's Brady Leman orchestrated a remarkable comeback from three broken legs, claiming gold in ski cross Saturday in his first World Cup appearance in two years. World champion Kelsey Serwa of Kelowna, B.C., won the women ...  

St. Johann, Austria – Canada’s Brady Leman was inches away from claiming his second gold medal in three races Saturday but had the satisfaction of regaining the red bib as the overall ski cross World Cup leader following his silver medal in ...  

Brady Leman figured he got beat Saturday by a guy with longer arms, but the ski cross racer from Calgary is still authoring a remarkable comeback season following three fractures of his right leg in the space of 21 months. Leman, 25, finished ...  

ST. JOHANN, Austria - Canada's Brady Leman continued his remarkable comeback from three broken legs, racing to silver at a ski-cross World Cup and reclaiming the leader's bib. The Calgary native was edged at the line by Alex Fiva of Switzerland in a photo finish.  

In the final round, Fiva beat Brady Leman of Canada, Daniel Bohnacker of Germany and Patrick Koller of Austria to move to second place in the World Cup standings. Leman leads with 184 points, followed by Fiva with 182 and Egor Korotkov of Russia ...  

But three broken legs? Apparently that’s not a game elder. Not if you’re tough as nails Calgary ski cross racer Brady Leman, who battled back from not one, not two but three broken legs over the past two-plus years to win his first career FIS World Cup ...  

Yahoo! Eurosport UKCalgarian overcomes injuries to take skicross gold in ItalyCalgary HeraldBy GEORGE JOHNSON, Calgary Herald December 18, 2011 Calgary's Brady Leman rebounded from several injuries to capture his first ski cross World Cup gold medal on in Italy. The storyline of pain, mental resilience and flat-out stubbornness borders on ...After three broken legs, Canadian Leman final had World Cup goldVancouver SunMatt closes gap with win...  

It was awesome, a great experience.” It was a terrific day for the Canadian team as Brady Leman of Calgary and Chris Del Bosco, the Vail, Colo., native with dual citizenship, went 1-2 in the men’s final. “What a wicked day for Canada,” said Leman.  

Calgary's Brady Leman also made the podium, grabbing silver in the men's race. American Langley McNeal finished second in the women's race at Park City's Canyons Resort, gaining redemption after being disqualified for a clothing violation last month at the ...  

Naples led the Thunder with 22 points and five assists. Senior forward Brady Edwards added 16 points and 12 rebounds, and added the last of his three blocks in the final minute. Yeocum had a game-high 23 points, but he played largely through frustration ...  

in the final 16. On the men’s side, Dave Duncan of London, Ont., was third in qualifying. Chris Del Bosco of Montreal, Brady Leman of Calgary, Nik Zoricic of Toronto and Tristan Tafel of Canmore, Alta., are into the final 32 in the men’s event.  

Despite failing to escape his quarter-final Canadian Brady Leman held on to top spot overall in the World Cup standing, sitting on 213 points, eight ahead of Switzerland’s Alex Fiva with Russian Egor Korotkov sitting third.