By Canadian Press

Ruling in Kaillie Humphries case looms as she attempts to compete for U.S.

Sep 16, 2019 | 2:55 PM

CALGARY — A Calgary judge is expected to rule on whether Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton must release Kaillie Humphries to compete for another country.

A decision is expected Tuesday after lawyers for both sides presented arguments Monday in Calgary court.

Humphries, a two-time Olympic bobsled gold medallist, filed a harassment complaint against a coach last year alleging he verbally and mentally abused her.

BCS conducted an internal investigation and said in court Monday there wasn’t enough evidence to support her claim.

Humphries filed a multi-million dollar lawsuit against BCS last week in an effort to force the organization to release her.

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The 34-year-old Calgarian now intends to compete for United States.

Donna Spencer, The Canadian Press