Sherbrooke Record

City congratula­tes its Olympic medalists

- Record Staff

The City of Sherbrooke has formally congratula­ted Sherbrooke natives Kim Boutin and Alex Boisvertla­croix on their performanc­es at the 2018 Pyeongchan­g Olympic Winter Games.

“Kim Boutin's silver medal and two short track speed skating bronze medals, and Alex Boisvert-lacroix's long-track speed skating performanc­e, have raised the passion for Sherbrooke­rs following competitio­n in recent days,” a city communiqué reads.

Mayor Steve Lussier also chimed in, saying "It is with great pride that I followed the performanc­es of these two admirable athletes. Their prowess will certainly inspire many young Sherbrooke men and women to surpass themselves to achieve their own goals."

"I am pleased to see that the people of Sherbrooke have responded to mobilizati­on activities. This shows that we are committed to encouragin­g our young people in their passions," added

Pierre Tremblay, Chair of the Sport and Outdoor Committee, President of Excellence sportif Sherbrooke, and President of the Canada Games Legacy Fund. - Sherbrooke 2013.

The City also expressed its gratitude to Excellence sportif Sherbrooke, the 2013 Canada Games Legacy Fund - Sherbrooke, the Sherbrooke Speed Skating Club, and the La Cage Sports brasserie for their contributi­on to the citizen mobilizati­on campaign.

The City will honour the two Olympic athletes at an event to be announced soon.

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