Kevin Boyer

Kevin Boyer has transitioned from an Olympic skeleton racer to a mentor in the sport, contributing to the development of new athletes. After rapidly progressing through the ranks of competitive skeleton racing, Kevin Boyer entered his first North American Cup races in November 2012, securing back-to-back top-10 finishes on the Calgary track. Boyer initially began his career in the sport in October 2010. The 2013-2014 season proved to be a significant period as he competed full-time on the North American Cup circuit, earning three podium finishes and achieving a top-10 placement at his first World Junior Championships in 2014.

Following his Olympic participation, Boyer maintained his involvement in high-level competition, continuing to compete in multiple World Championships. His past participation in the IBSF World Junior Championships also includes strong finishes such as 10th in 2014, 14th in 2015, and 15th in 2016. In recent years, Kevin Boyer has transitioned his expertise into a significant mentorship role, taking on coaching responsibilities for Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton. In his current capacity, Boyer contributes to the athlete development pathway alongside esteemed colleagues Joe Cecchini and Micaela Widmer, guiding the next generation of skeleton athletes.

This pivotal shift in his career from active competition to a dedicated mentorship position underscores his profound commitment to the sport’s future, leveraging his extensive competitive experience to cultivate emerging talent within the national program.