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Ice sisters toughened by brothers

As a hockey mom, Sarah Palin has nothing on Linda Lamoureux, mother to U.S. national team players Monique and Jocelyne. The identical twins, 20,...
USA TODAY, 11/25/09 by Meri-Jo Borzilleri · More from publication -
Deneen ready for big time

CLE ELUM, Wash. -- For freestyle skier Patrick Deneen, home is far from a glitzy ski town. He lives on a ranch in Cle Elum, population 1,755,...
USA TODAY, 10/21/09 by Meri-Jo Borzilleri · More from publication -
FATHER'S ABSENCE IS FELT
LAKE PLACID, N.Y. On a rainy, blustery winter day that felt a little like spring, Katie Uhlaender recovered from a disastrous first run to finish...
Gazette, The (Colorado Springs), 02/28/09 by MERI-JO BORZILLERI Special to · More from publication -
HOLCOMB IS DRIVING FOR GOLD
LAKE PLACID, N.Y. Bobsled driver Steve Holcomb has a lot more riding on his sled than just his four-man team at world championships, which begin...
Gazette, The (Colorado Springs), 02/28/09 by MERI-JO BORZILLERI Special to · More from publication -
Back in the saddle
Three-time Olympian Sheila Taormina is trying to make her fourth Olympic team, and the countdown clock at the U.S. Olympic Training Center entrance...
Gazette, The (Colorado Springs), 09/13/06 by MERI-JO BORZILLERI THE GAZETTE · More from publication -
Take on the world or go to college?
Henry Cejudo is 5-foot-4, 121 pounds of taut muscle and not an ounce of self-doubt. This spring, Cejudo became the first high schooler in USA...
Gazette, The (Colorado Springs), 09/12/06 by MERI-JO BORZILLERI, THE GAZETTE · More from publication -
Carpenter a rock star
In the end, it was all about winning the Pikes Peak Marathon for Matt Carpenter. That, as much as anything, explains Carpenter's mug-splitting...
Gazette, The (Colorado Springs), 08/21/06 by MERI-JO BORZILLERI THE GAZETTE · More from publication -
Busted arm slows Peak Buster but can't keep her from finishing
Long after the winners crossed the finish line Sunday, Cheryl Dusek did. She wore a fresh splint on an arm and gave spectators one of the day's...
Gazette, The (Colorado Springs), 08/21/06 by MERI-JO BORZILLERI · More from publication -
LOCALS NOT SO HIGH AND MIGHTY
Common sense says locals have an advantage when it comes to success on Pikes Peak. The 14,115-foot mountain is in our backyard. We live at...
Gazette, The (Colorado Springs), 08/21/06 by MERI-JO BORZILLERI THE GAZETTE · More from publication -
Ecuadorian fast to finish, slow to register
Silvio Guerra is no ordinary gate-crasher when it comes to the Pikes Peak Ascent. Guerra is a three-time Olympian for Ecuador. As a " bandit,"...
Gazette, The (Colorado Springs), 08/20/06 by MERI-JO BORZILLERI · More from publication
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