photo by LYLE ASPINALL/CALGARY SUN/QMI AGENCY

by CARL JOHNSON SPECIAL TO THE SUN

Calgary’s Olympic sweetheart is back home after winning a bronze in wrestling at the London Games.
“It”s been a long road,” said Carol Huynh as she was greeted by dozens of fans, family and friends Saturday afternoon.

“It feels great to come back home in Calgary; home sweet home!”

The Hazelton, B.C., native spent nearly a month overseas, and she had modest desires now she’s back in Calgary.

“It’s been a while since I was home last, and the first thing I want to do is go home and sit on my own couch and sleep in my own bed.”

Huynh won Olympic bronze in the women’s freestyle wrestling in the 48 kg category, defeating Isabelle Sambou of Senegal.

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“I wasn’t quite happy about my performance,” she said.

“Right after the match I was shaking my head, but I was smiling about getting a medal for Canada anyways.

“For most athletes, when they win something like a medal at the Olympics, they have to come down after all the energy that leads up to that point and I’m still coming down.”

Huynh arrived in Calgary after spending almost a week in Paris, while most of Canada’s Olympians were already home.

“I spent some time with husband in Paris and just focused on trying to relax and did some sight-seeing,” she said.

“It’s really hard to come off that Olympic high.”

Huynh first won a medal for Canada in the 2008 Beijing Olympics — gold to boot — in the same sport and category in which she defeated Chiharu Icho of Japan.