Alpine Ski Team already on the slopes

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The U.S. Adaptive Alpine Ski Team athletes have pitched tent a at Copper Mountain, CO for training to find great early season snow.   Read More | More News
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Augusto Perez U.S. Paralympic Team

Augusto Perez will represent the United States for a second time when he takes to the ice at the 2010 Paralympic Winter Games in Vancouver.   More

Tags: 2010 Paralympic Winter Games, Wheelchair Curling

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Rudy Garcia-Tolson

U.S. Paralympic Team

At the age of 20, Rudy Garcia-Tolson has already amassed a very impressive athletic resume that includes two Paralympic Games gold medals, world records, numerous awards and the successful completion of a half- Ironman triathlon.

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Danelle Umstead

U.S. Paralympic Team

In 2000 Danelle Umstead's father Peter D'Aquanni first introduced her to adaptive skiing in their home state of New Mexico. Umstead fell in love with the sport right away.

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Kevin Bramble

U.S. Paralympic Team

Two-time Paralympic downhill gold medalist Kevin Bramble is back with the U.S. team after a short hiatus, and he's looking to take charge of the downhill course and reclaim the top spot on the podium at the 2010 Paralympic Winter Games in Vancouver.

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Angela Madsen

U.S. Paralympic Team

Angela Madsen is a six-time member of the U.S. National Team, and has combined with Scott Brown to form the most prolific duo in Paralympic rowing, winning four consecutive world championships from 2003-2006.