101. Snow Co : Press Release - ANGELA PAUL FINISHES 23rd IN LUGE AT OLYMPIC WINTER GA 14 Feb 2002. Posted by Snowco. ANGELA PAUL FINISHES 23rd IN luge AT olympic WINTERGAMES. Paul finished 19 th in the luge at the 1998 Nagano olympic Winter Games. http://www.snow.co.nz/media/media_Index.asp?companyKey=37&pressReleaseKey=404&ar

102. BBC SPORT | Winter Olympics 2002 | Luge And Skeleton | Luger Makes Olympic Histo The Winter Olympics' first black female luger, Dinah Browne, flies the flag for the US Virgin Islands in Salt Lake City. http://news.bbc.co.uk/winterolympics2002/hi/english/luge_and_skeleton/newsid_180

CATEGORIES TV RADIO COMMUNICATE ... INDEX SEARCH You are in: Front Page Statistics Alpine Skiing Other Skiing ... Olympic Quiz SERVICES Daily E-mail News Ticker News for PDA Feedback ... Low Graphics Wednesday, 6 February, 2002, 15:46 GMT Luger makes Olympic history Browne is all smiles on her arrival at the Games Luger Dinah Browne is ready for a place in the history books whether she does well at the Salt Lake City Games or not. Browne, flying the flag for the US Virgin Islands, is about to become the first black woman to compete in the luge at the Winter Olympics. It is a dream come true for the 32-year-old, who was in college before she saw her first snowflake and only sat on her first sled three years ago. "I thought, 'Wow, I never planned this!'" explained Browne. What I enjoy most about the luge is that because it's so new to me, I'm constantly learning Dinah Browne "Being the first of something may not pay off for me, but it may pay off for someone else. You hope others will follow." Browne first donned a crash helmet and hurtled down a tube of ice at a two-week training camp in Calgary when she was 29.

103. Epic Battle: Zoeggeler Bests Hackl In Luge Event - 2002 Winter Olympics Coverage BEAR HOLLOW — In what might have been the most epic luge competition in Olympichistory, Germany s Georg Hackl failed in his bid to become the first Winter http://deseretnews.com/oly/view/0,3949,70000458,00.html

Alpine skiing Biathlon Bobsled Cross country skiing ... E-mail a copy of this story Epic Battle: Zoeggeler bests Hackl in luge event By Brady Snyder Deseret News Olympic specialist Italy's Armin Zoeggeler celebrates his gold in the men's luge on the shoulders with Georg Hackl, Germany, and Markus Prock, Austria. Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News Instead, the German settled for silver as he was crushed by Italian superstar Armin Zoeggeler, all under the watchful eye of International Olympic Committee President Jacques Rogge, on hand to see if Hackl would make history. While Hackl settled for silver, Rogge and the 14,000 other spectators were treated to a heavyweight battle unseen in previous Olympic competition as the three greatest sliders of the past 15 years gathered for one final slugfest. Zoeggeler, Hackl and Austria's Markus Prock finished one-two-three as the luge legends melted the ice, besting the track record five times. In the final heat of the four-run competition, which spanned two days, Prock went third to last. Next came Hackl, who cut through the chilly air, toes pointed and stretched to the finish. As the German crossed the line he was .013 seconds faster than Prock.

104. CANOE 2002 Games - Luge 8 The young and restless Feb. 8 Hackl aims for a luge ride into Olympichistory Feb. 6 luge racer hopes to capitalize on recent success Feb. http://www.ottawasun.com/2002GamesLuge/home.html

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