Andrew
Haraghey

Paralympian 2018, 2022

Athlete Bio#

5'7"

Enfield, CT

Westminster College '19, Public Health

classification: LW1

Haraghey took up skiing at age seven and began racing in about 2010
He received the 2014 Bob Casey Courage Award from the Connecticut Sports Writers' Alliance in United States of America
At the age of six months, he contracted viral encephalitis, which resulted in cerebral palsy. He has severe muscle tension from the waist down
Son of Richard and Sheryl Haraghey
Has one brother, Ryan
Idol is Tom Brady
Hobbies include water skiing, kayaking, tennis, swimming and camping.

2-time Paralympian
- Paralympic Games Beijing 2022, (Slalom - Standing - Men, Super Combined - Standing - Men), 15th (Downhill - Standing - Men), 17th (Super-G - Standing - Men), 28th (Giant Slalom - Standing - Men)
- Paralympic Games Pyeongchang 2018, 18th (Downhill - Standing - Men), 24th (Super-G - Standing - Men)

Most recent: 2023 – (Super-G - Standing - Men), 10th (Downhill - Standing - Men), 12th (Slalom - Standing - Men), 13th (Super Combined - Standing - Men), 23th (Giant Slalom - Standing - Men)
Years of participation: Downhill - Standing - Men 2019, 2022, 2023; Giant Slalom - Standing - Men 2019, 2022, 2023; Slalom - Standing - Men 2019, 2022, 2023; Super Combined - Standing - Men 2019, 2022, 2023; Super-G - Standing - Men 2019, 2022, 2023
Top finish: – 2019 (Giant Slalom - Standing - Men), 2019 (Slalom - Standing - Men), 2022 (Giant Slalom - Standing - Men), 2022 (Slalom - Standing - Men), 2022 (Super Combined - Standing - Men), 2023 (Super-G - Standing - Men)