Determination drives the team to success

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The perseverance of the team members has helped the US Disabled Ski Team dominate other teams in international competitions. Team members include monoskiers Chris Waddell and Sarah Will and three-tracker Greg Mannino. Nagano, Japan, will host the Paralympics after the 1998 Winter Olympics.

Disabled athletes, Paralympic Games, 1998 AD

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The official U.S. ski team yearbook

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Members of the US Ski Team are generally not favored to win European events. However, several US skiers have won Olympic medals, including Gretchen Fraser in 1948, Billy Kidd and Jim Heuga in 1964, Debbie Armstrong in 1984, Tommy Moe in 1992 and Liz McIntyre in 1994.

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Talented young racers look to 2002

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Several members of the US Ski Team could win medals at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, UT. Most of the potential medalists, which include Kirsten Clark, Caroline LaLive, Jonna Mendes, Sarah Schleper and Tatum Skoglund, are teenagers.

Membership, 2002 AD, Women athletes, United States Ski and Snowboard Association

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