Overview
- The Canadian Olympic Committee announced Saturday that the 28-year-old fractured an ankle in training and will not compete at the 2026 Winter Games.
- O'Dine said the crash happened Friday while navigating three rollers at Livigno, with on-site evaluation and imaging confirming the break.
- She described herself as heartbroken after previously fracturing the ankle in November and working back to competition form.
- Canada Snowboard said she is receiving medical care as attention shifts to teammate Éliot Grondin as the leading medal contender in snowboard cross.
- The setback adds to Canada’s snowboard injuries, with Tess Critchlow already withdrawn and Mark McMorris missing big air qualifying after a training crash, while women’s snowboard cross is set for Feb. 13 and the mixed event for Feb. 15.