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Shauna Rohbock
Sport: Bobsled
Birthdate: April 14, 1977
Birthplace: Provo, UT
Hometown: Orem, UT
Residence: Park City, UT
Ht: / Wt: 5'8" / 150 lbs
Olympics: 2006
Teammate: Michelle Rzepka
Event: Women's

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  • Bobsled: What to expectBobsled: What to expect Germans swept the bobsled gold medals in Torino, but they'll have to hold off surging American and Canadian contingents in Vancouver.

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  • U.S. bobsled women earn Games' first sliding medal POSTED: Feb 25, 3:43a ET | UPDATED: Feb 26, 1:12a ET Driver Erin Pac and brakeman Elana Meyers took USA-2 to a bronze medal Wednesday in the women's bobsled competition, behind only two Canadian sleds on home ice - gold medalists Kaillie Humphries and Heather Moyse, and silver medalists Helen Upperton and Shelley-Ann Brown.
  • Canada-1 leads midway through women's bobsled POSTED: Feb 23, 10:13p ET | UPDATED: Feb 24, 6:20p ET Kaillie Humphries and Heather Moyse of Canada have the lead midway through the Olympic women's bobsled competition, a smidgen ahead of upstarts Erin Pac and Elana Meyers of the United States.
  • Outspoken Rohbock set to resume gold chase POSTED: Feb 22, 2:49p ET | UPDATED: Feb 24, 1:27a ET

    U.S. women's bobsledder and Torino silver medalist Shauna Rohbock calls it "the elusive medal." That would be Olympic gold, the one that's missing from her collection.

  • Athletes split over Olympic track's safety POSTED: Feb 20, 2:52a ET | UPDATED: Feb 22, 7:39p ET The sledders all agree: the Olympic track is fast - the fastest there is and likely ever will be. Where they differ is just how furious it is. And negotiating the course's 16 icy bends excites many but makes others anxious. Some teams complain it is dangerous.
  • Lange targets golden finale to career POSTED: Feb 2, 12:20p ET | UPDATED: Feb 5, 5:00p ET German veteran Andre Lange will park up his bobsled for good when the lights go out on the Whistler Sliding Centre later this month and few would bet against him walking off with a pocketful of gold.
  • Rohbock takes gold at final World Cup stop POSTED: Jan 22, 12:27p ET | UPDATED: Feb 3, 3:48p ET American Shauna Rohbock drove to gold in the women's race at the bobsled season's final World Cup stop in Igls, Austria on Friday.
  • U.S. sliding teams lock up Olympic spots POSTED: Jan 16, 1:19p ET | UPDATED: Feb 13, 4:56p ET The United States earned three more berths to the Vancouver Olympics -- two in bobsled and one in skeleton -- with strong performances over the weekend. Drivers Bree Schaaf and Mike Kohn booked their tickets to the Games with top-12 finishes at the bobsled World Cup in St. Moritz, and John Daly won the skeleton Intercontinental Cup in Calgary.
  • U.S. women aim for three Olympic sleds POSTED: Dec 18, 8:23a ET | UPDATED: Feb 13, 4:55p ET Entering this weekend's World Cup race in Germany, only one nation - the United States - has three drivers ranked among the world's top seven women. And not only is the U.S. in position to send all those sleds to the Vancouver Games, there's a real sense that all three could contend for medals.
  • The weekend's top performers POSTED: Dec 7, 11:55a ET | UPDATED: Feb 8, 11:13a ET An event sweep, a skier's return to the podium, and two historic finishes for the United States in biathlon were just a few of the highlights from a busy weekend of winter sports action.
  • Germans go 1-2, USA goes 3-4 in women’s bobsled POSTED: Nov 13, 8:34p ET | UPDATED: Feb 13, 4:55p ET Germany's Cathleen Martini, who won last year's season-ending World Cup race on the Olympic track in Park City, has picked up where she left off, taking Friday's (Nov. 13) women's bobsled opener by 0.20 seconds ahead of compatriot Sandra Kiriasis. The U.S. put three sleds in the top nine, including Erin Pac in third.
  • Olympic training to begin for U.S. bobsled, skeleton POSTED: Oct 26, 11:52a ET | UPDATED: Feb 13, 4:55p ET The new U.S. World Cup teams headed to western Canada on Sunday for two weeks of training on the track that will be used for the Vancouver Olympics this February.
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As the pilot for the USA-1 bobsled, I broke a 62-year gold medal drought when my sled, the 'Night Train" won the Olympic title at the 2010 Vancouver Games. A degenerative eye condition nearly caused me to quit my sport in 2008, but corrective surgery restored my vision to 20-20.

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