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News to February 23, 2002

Hays, Shimer end U.S. medal drought

Canadian Pierre Lueders finishes in ninth

9:46 PM | FULL STORY

Athlete's victory a family affair

American Jim Shea celebrates after his first skeleton run Wednesday. Photo: Kazuhiro Nogi/AFP

Canada's Jeff Pain finished fifth on Wednesday, while Lindsay Alcock was sixth in the women's event, writes James Christie

11:40 PM | FULL STORY

Sledders happy to be part of history

Christina Smith and Paula McKenzie placed ninth in first women's Olympic bobsled competition

10:44 PM | FULL STORY

THE SPORTS

Bobsleigh Spotlight

For the first time, women will compete in the bobsleigh event at the Olympics

Luge Spotlight
It's the French word for 'sled' or 'toboggan', but in Olympic Luge, there are no brakes, and no soft snow bank at the end of a 1,316 metre run

Skeleton Spotlight
The athletes are called courageous -- when they're not being called crazy

Salt Lake Weather


Final


Country	G	S	B	TTL

GER	12	16	7	35
USA	10	13	11	34
NOR	11	7	6	24
CAN	6	3	8	17

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