RBC Financial Group
RBC Home | Search | Site Map | Contact Us | Legal Terms | Français  
Other RBC Sites:
Banking Investments Insurance Capital Markets
» Corporate Profile
» Corporate Governance
» History
» Investor Relations
» Media Newsroom
» Economics
» Publications
» Corporate Responsibility
» Careers
» Donations
Sponsorships
 Olympics & Paralympics
  2009 RBC Olympians
  60 Years of Support
  Canadian Olympic School Program
  Own the Podium
  Vancouver 2010 Circulation Coins
 Amateur Sport
 Special Olympics
 RBC Canadian Open
 Painting Competition
 Sponsorship Guidelines
» The Environment
» Become a Vendor
» Become an Employee
» Make a Complaint

2009 RBC Olympians Bios

Previous Olympian 2009 RBC Olympians Next Olympian

Jennifer Botterill

 Sport: Ice Hockey
 Home Town: Winnipeg, MB
 Current Residence: Port Credit - Mississauga, ON

Career Highlights:

• Two-time Olympic Winter Games gold medallist — 2002 and 2006
• Silver medallist — Nagano 1998 Olympic Winter Games
• Five-time World Champion
• Two-time MVP off World Championships
• Two-time winner of Patty Kazmaier award (given to top player in NCAA women’s college hockey)

Show your support to RBC's Canadian Olympians.

Jennifer's Bio

Jennifer was the youngest member of the 1998 Canadian Olympic Women's Ice Hockey Team bringing home the silver medal. At the 2002 Olympic Winter Games, Jennifer earned a gold medal and successfully defended that gold medal at the 2006 Olympic Winter Games in Turin. A Harvard graduate, Jennifer is also a five time World Champion, and a two time winner of the Patty Kazmaier Award as the top player in NCAA women's ice hockey.

Athletic Goals

• To win the 2009 World Championships
• To win a gold medal at the 2010 Olympic Winter Games and be a dominant player in the game.

Favourite Olympic/Sporting Moment

Winning a gold medal at the Olympics and then looking down the line to see all my friends receive gold medals around their necks.

Best Advice You've Ever Received

• "Success is a journey, not a destination."
• "Play with a free mind and an unburdened heart."

Being an RBC Athlete means...

• It is a huge honour. It is an opportunity to share my experiences and hopefully help others. It’s a great way to have balance in life as well.



02/11/2009 15:29:12