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Her start in skeleton was born from an inside joke with her roommate...While watching the 2010 Olympic Winter Games on television, they joked that they were going to try out for the bobsled team after graduating from college.

Career Highlights

2018-2019 Women's Skeleton Intercontinental Cup- 14th in Igls #1 (11/18), 17th in Igls #2 (11/18), 20th in Winterberg #1 (11/18), 17th in Winterberg #2 (11/18)
2017-2018 Women's Skeleton European Cup - 14th in Altenberg (1/18), 19th in Igls (1/18)
2017-2018 Women's Skeleton North American Cup - BRONZE in Whistler #1 (11/17), 4th in Whistler #2 (11/17), GOLD in Calgary #1 (11/17), GOLD in Calgary #2 (11/17)
2016-2017 Women's Skeleton Intercontinental Cup - 18th in Igls #1 (11/16), 17th in Igls #2 (11/16), 23rd in Koenigssee #1 (11/16), 19th in Koenigssee #2 (11/16), 10th in Calgary #1 (1/17), 15th in Calgary #2 (1/17), 10th in Lake Placid #1 (1/17), 5th in Lake Placid #2 (1/17)
2016-2017 Women's Skeleton North American Cup - 4th in Lake Placid #1 (1/17)
2015-2016 Women's Skeleton North American Cup OVERALL CHAMPION - BRONZE in Calgary #1 (11/15), BRONZE in Calgary #2 (11/15), 5th in Whistler #1 (11/15), 6th in Whistler #2 (11/15), BRONZE in Park City #1 (3/16), BRONZE in Park City #2 (3/16), SILVER in Lake Placid #1 (3/16), SILVER in Lake Placid #2 (3/16)
2014-2015 Women's Skeleton Intercontinental Cup - 10th in Calgary #2 (1/15), 9th in Calgary #1 (1/15), 11th in Whistler #2 (1/15), 10th in Whistler #1 (1/15), 18th in Winterberg (12/14), 18th in Koenigssee #2 (11/14), 20th in Koenigssee #1 (11/14), 12th Lillehammer #1 (11/14)
2012-2013 Women's Skeleton North American Cup - 11th in Park City #2 (11/12), 8th in Lake Placid #1 (3/13)
2012 National Push Champion

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