2010 WINTER OLYMPIC VIDEO PROFILE: SHAUNA ROHBOCK
Just days before arriving for the Opening Ceremonies of the Winter Olympic Games, Team USA Bobsled number 1 sled driver Shauna Rohbock was interviewed by Daily Herald sports reporter Jason Franchuk in Park City, Utah. As a reminder, the Women's Bobsled schedule for competition is listed below.
February 23, 2010
Bobsleigh Women's Heat 1
Bobsleigh Women's Heat 2
Bobsleigh Women's Heat 1
Bobsleigh Women's Heat 2
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February 24, 2010
Bobsleigh Women's Heat 3
Bobsleigh Women's Heat 4 (Medal Event)
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More still ahead, including Team USA Men's Bobsled!
Bobsleigh Women's Heat 3
Bobsleigh Women's Heat 4 (Medal Event)
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More still ahead, including Team USA Men's Bobsled!
posted by Michael Manning @ 5:00 PM
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Happy Valentine's Day, and enjoy your Olympics, Michael. :o)
Love and hugs,
Diane
Hi, Diane and Happy Valentines Day to you also! I have so enjoyed the last couple of nights...quite exciting! :D)
Have missed most of the events, but today brings some TV time and a chance to catch up.
Michael please see my site on a totally unrelated item which I'm sure you will find exciting yet difficult to see.
Davy: There are many exciting events to catch up on and I hope you have that chance. Take care!
Hi Michael!
Thanks for keeping us updated on the USA teams who are in the Winter Olympics. Especially as they are not airing the games here in the tropics. Looking forward to more updates here.
Belated Happy Valentine.
Enid: Belated Happy Valentines Day to you also! Jason pulled off a fun interview! Enjoyable!! :)
Hi Michael,
I know i've been MIA for a while but I wanted to stop by and let you know i'm thinking of you.
I am having a really hard time but every day gets better.
Happy Belated Valentines Day!
Morning, Patti: Take good care and know I send you my very, very best! lol! :)
shauna wouldn't want me as her 'brakeman' because i'd be screaming and *braking* the entire way down.
emergency brake, footbrake, hand broke, parachute, anchor-- i'd do anything to keep my sled under 20 mph.
any faster than that, and i'd have to keep my eyes closed.
Sera: No, I would agree. Mickie is the right girl for this mission! I am cheering all the women on for great results. They are each unique, and give us all so much to be proud of in the United States! :D
I only saw part of the Olympics so far because of my wacky work schedule - but the little bit I did watch was mostly coverage of the luge accident. What a terrible thing to happen!
Sy: Your reference to the tragic and heartbreaking loss of Georgian luge athlete Nodar Kumaritashvili is a reminder of how much the world and our country mourns him. It has been stated that Nodar would have wanted the games to continue. My sincere thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends and for all of the Olympic athletes. I am certain that each will pause to remember his life before competing.
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