Nancy Greene was Canada's top ski racer through the 1960's, winning gold and silver medals at the 1968 Grenoble Olympics and overall World Cup titles in 1967 and 68. Her total of 13 World Cup victories is still a Canadian record. She won 17 Canadian Championship titles in all disciplines.

Retiring at age 24, Nancy married Al Raine and together they have made skiing their life's work. They have been instrumental in the development and promotion of ski tourism in British Columbia, first at Whistler and now at Sun Peaks Resort just north of Kamloops. Nancy is an Ambassador with Tourism Sun Peaks and skis regularly with resort guests. Nancy and Al built Nancy Greene's Cahilty Lodge, one of the first hotels in Sun Peaks Village. Visit www.cahiltylodge.com for information on great holiday packages.

Nancy raced on Rossignol skis and has skied on them ever since. For great ski and snowboard equipment visit www.Rossignol.com

In November 1999 Nancy was named Canada's female athlete of the century, not only because of her athletic accomplishments but also because she has continued to contribute to the sport she loves. The Nancy Greene Ski League, for example, is where many young Canadians get their start in ski racing.

This website is the official website of Nancy Greene. Nancy hopes that it will assist youngsters researching for school projects and she encourages them to contact her with any specific questions. Nancy answers emails, but she is not at her computer on a regular basis - she prefers to be outside skiing, hiking, planing tennis or golf!