Meet your B.C. Olympians heading to Rio

The countdown to the Summer Olympics is on with the opening ceremonies set for August 5 in Rio de Janeiro.

68 of Canada's 313 athletes callBritish Columbia home a full 22 per cent of the team competing in everything fromathletics to wrestling.

Athletics

Lucas Bruchet, Vancouver5000m; Evan Dunfee, Richmond, Race Walk; Liz Gleadle, Vancouver, Javelin; IakiGomez, Vancouver, Race Walk; Mike Mason, Nanoose Bay, High Jump; Christabel Nettey, Surrey, Long Jump; Hilary Stellingwerff, Victoria, 1500m; Ben Thorne, Kitimat, Race Walk; Alyxandria Treasure, Prince George, High Jump; Chris Winter, North Vancouver, Steeplechase:Natasha Wodak, Vancouver, 10,000m

Basketball

Kim Gaucher, Mission; Nayo Raincock-Ekunwe, Penticton

Beach Volleyball

Cycling

Laura Brown, Vancouver; Jasmin Glaeser, Vancouver; Tory Nyhaug, Coquitlam; Catharine Pendrel, Kamloops;Georgia Simmerling,West Vancouver

Equestrian

Field Hockey

Gymnastics

Rowing

Caileigh Filmer,Victoria; Brendan Hodge,Delta;Lindsay Jennerich,Victoria;Kai Langerfeld, NorthVancouver;Maxwell Lattimer, Delta;Patricia Obee,Victoria;Lisa Roman,Langley;Antje von Seydlitz,Smithers;Lauren Wilkinson, NorthVancouver;Will Dean,Kelowna

Rugby 7s

Sailing

Shooting

Soccer

Swimming

Ryan Cochrane,Victoria;Hilary Caldwell,White Rock;Emily Overholt,West Vancouver;Kierra Smith,Kelowna;Noemie Thomas,Richmond; Richard Weinberger,Vancouver;Marcus Thornmeyer,Tsawwassen

Table Tennis

Tennis

Triathlon

Volleyball

Jansen VanDoorn, Langley; Steve Marshall, Abbotsford: Gord Perrin, Creston: Fred Winters, Victoria

Wrestling

Danielle Lappage, Burnaby; Haislan Garcia, Coquitlam