Team USA Reaches New Heights In Biathlon At The 2022 Winter Olympics
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5' 8"
37
Cape Elizabeth, ME
UNH
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My dream vacation spot is… Big Major Cay ("Pig Island"), Bahamas
When traveling, the thing I miss the most is… my stuffed animal pig, Hilda
My favorite meal is… (vegetarian) risotto
I never leave my house without… my lucky pigs
If I were not an athlete, I would... have a pet miniature piglet
More on Clare:
Clare started skiing in middle school for Cape Nordic and was a Maine high school state champion and two-time member of the New England Junior National team. As an undergraduate student at Wellesley College, she ran cross-country and track and started the Wellesley Ski Team. After graduating in 2010, Clare spent a year at the University of New Hampshire, where she competed in Division I cross-country, track, and Nordic skiing while pursuing a master's degree in linguistics. She joined the Craftsbury Green Racing Project cross-country ski team in June of 2011 and competed in her first biathlon race in 2013. In January of 2015 she made her Biathlon World Cup debut and since then she has represented the US Biathlon Team at six World Championships as well as the 2018 Winter Olympic Games. In March of 2019, Clare reached the World Cup podium for the first time, taking bronze in the mass start at the Word Cup final in Oslo, Norway.
Clare speaks five languages and was elected in 2018 to Chair the International Biathlon Union Athletes’ Committee until 2022. She lives in Lake Placid, New York.
SPORT DATA
Biathlon Since: 2013, cross-country ski racing since: 2002
Member of National Team since: 2015
Skis: Salomon
Boots: Salomon
Club: Craftsbury Green Racing Project
Coach: Armin Auchentaller
WORLD CUP TOTAL FINAL RANK
2021/22 |
- 45 |
2020/21 | - 36 |
2019/20 | - 42 |
2018/19 | - 18 |
2017/18 | - 63 |
2016/17 | - 55 |
2015/16 | - 67 |
2014/15 | - 94 |
WORLD CUP TOP RESULTS (INCL. OWG AND WCH.)
POS | COMP. | SEASON | EVENT |
3 | MS | 2018/19 | Oslo (NOR) WC |
4 | IN | 2021/22 | Antholz (ITA) WC |
6 | IN | 2019/20 | Pokljuka (SLO) WC |
6 | PU | 2018/19 | Pokljuka (SLO) WC |
9 | SP | 2020/21 | Hochfilzen (AUT) WC |
9 | PU | 2018/19 | Oslo (NOR) WC |
10 | SP | 2020/21 | Hochfilzen (AUT) WC |
11 | SP | 2018/19 | Ostersund (SWE) WCH |
11 | PU | 2018/19 | Antholz (ITA) WC |