Nova Scotia has its second medal of the Canada Winter Games.
Twenty-year-old Maddie Radvanyi from Wolfville took the silver medal in the women’s Snowboard Parallel Giant Slalom.
Quebec continues to lead the overall medal count with 97 heading into day 12 of competition in Prince George, B.C.
In other results, Mary Fay and her girls curling team just keep rolling.
They have clinched at least a quarter-final spot after two more wins on Tuesday.
They defeated Manitoba 6-3 and Quebec 6-5 to sit atop their pool with a 4-0 record.
They’ll enjoy a day off today before their final round robin game Thursday against New Brunswick.
In boys hockey, Nova Scotia edged Saskatchewan 2-1 in a shootout. They meet Manitoba in the quarter-finals on Thursday.
Wileville’s Tia Wamboldt scored a 33.3 in the trampoline but didn’t make the top eight and advance to the final. She competes today in the team mixed trampoline event.
It was a 49th place finish for Hanna Longard of Mahone Bay in the girls cross country skiing classic sprint.
Mahone Bay’s Colin Ward placed 36th in the boys cross country ski classic sprint.
Nova Scotia’s table tennis team fell to Quebec 3-0 in the crossovers. They will play for placement today. Meanwhile, Yarmouth’s Alex Christie and Halifax’s Curtis Caron teamed up in boys doubles. They defeated Nunavut 3-0 and fell to B.C 3-1. The team advanced to the playoffs and beat Newfoundland 3-1. They will be back in action today.
