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Now. Women Bobsled.
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Current Race Schedule
Rohbock and Fleming, World Cup 4th (results here)
2008-2009 Women's Bobsleigh Race Schedule
Erin Pac and Elena Meyers 7th in World Championships
2007-2008 World Cup
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Bobsled Photos - Charlie Booker
Women's Sports Foundation
Women's Bobsleigh History
Shauna Rohbock
Jill Bakken
Vonetta Flowers
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FIBT
Shauna Rohbock and Val Fleming took 4th place in 2007-2008 World Cup. The USA1 team overcame early-season injury, but came back to hold a place in the top 6. Erin Pac (Farmington, CT) and Elena Meyers rally during the season with a 7th place in the 2008 World Championships. Pac, a former brakeman, might be the fastest rising pilot in USA women's bobsled history.
International Governing Body
USBSF
Gold Medallists Jill Bakken (pilot, right) and Vonetta Flowers (brakeman, left) share a media moment after their 2002 victory.
US National Governing Body for Bobsleigh and Skeleton
Photos: Charlie Booker
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NextGen Pilots: The ones to watch in 2008-9
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Bree Boyer Jamia Jackson
Bree is currently on the America's Cup tour. She placed 3rd at Calgary and 2nd at Park City. No doubt she's a contender for the World team. Jamia is a fierce competitor with enough determination to land a spot on the World team. As a rookie this season, she took 8th at St. Moritz--not an easy track for a new pilot.