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Austin Taylor came into the Canada Winter Games aiming for a gold medal, and that’s exactly what he’ll be bringing home.

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Austin Taylor came into the Canada Winter Games aiming for a gold medal, and that’s exactly what he’ll be bringing home.

The 18-year-old Winnipeg native captured gold in archery’s individual male compound event on Thursday with a final score of 148.

“It definitely means a lot. I was able to shoot strong and make the shots I wanted to throughout all my matches,” Taylor said.

COURTESY KELLY TAYLOR
Saskatchewan's Jacob Bourassa takes bronze (right), Manitoba's Austin Taylor takes gold and B.C.'s Spencer Gamache earns the silver in archery's  individual male compound event at the Canada Winter Games.
COURTESY KELLY TAYLOR Saskatchewan's Jacob Bourassa takes bronze (right), Manitoba's Austin Taylor takes gold and B.C.'s Spencer Gamache earns the silver in archery's individual male compound event at the Canada Winter Games.

He’ll have an opportunity to bring home another medal, as the compound mixed-team matches go today. Taylor, who will partner with Bryanne Lameg, is hoping for a similar result.

“My goal is to just keep making strong shots and hopefully we come out with the win.”

Taylor Allen

Taylor Allen
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Eighteen years old and still in high school, Taylor got his start with the Free Press on June 1, 2011. Well, sort of...

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