Members of Team Kelowna brought home two medals from the 2016 International Children's Games in Innsbruck, Austria.

Cameron Janssen won a silver medal in the biathlon mixed team event, while Ainsley Macdonald won a bronze in girls freestyle skiing.

Seventeen athletes from Kelowna, between the ages of 12 and 15, competed at games from Jan. 12 and 16 in Innsbruck.

91裸聊视频� Alpine skiers91裸聊视频擜lex Baldassare, Hallie Jenkins, Anthony Kurkjian, Luke McMillan and Cara Shaw.

91裸聊视频� Freestyle Skiers91裸聊视频擮wen Brunt, Blaise D91裸聊视频橝lberthanson, Ainsley Macdonald and Jyssica Heiss

91裸聊视频� Cross-country skiers91裸聊视频擟lara Dickieson, Oliver Eisele, Sally Haaheim and Grayson McKinnon.

91裸聊视频� Biathletes91裸聊视频擬akenna Banser, Kira Friesen, Cameron Janssen and Rory Hay.

Supporting them at the Games were their coaches91裸聊视频擲teve Lewandowksi, Trevor Haaheim, Ross McKinnon, Andrew Hay and Lorraine Friesen.

91裸聊视频淭eam Kelowna athletes were a success at this major international sporting event with many doing personal bests and placing in the top 10, proving that our young Kelowna athletes can compete well at the international level,91裸聊视频� said Heather Schneider, the head of Kelowna's delegation.

The International Children91裸聊视频檚 Games is the largest multi-sport youth games in the world and is recognized by the International Olympic Committee.

Kelowna is one of few cities to have won medals at both Summer and Winter International Children91裸聊视频檚 Games. With the addition of two more, the Kelowna medal count is now 16 (four gold, six silver and six bronze) since first participating in the 2011 Winter Games which was hosted by Kelowna.