Matthew Antoine and Savannah Graybill confirmed national samples of skeleton

Matthew Antoine e Savannah Graybill si confermano campioni nazionali di skeleton
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Matthew Antoine and Savannah Graybill confirmed national samples of skeleton

Few surprises and many confirmations to the US national championships skeleton that were played last weekend on the track at Lake Placid.

The men's race which as usual is & egrave; turning on the distance of the four heats had one great ruler, Matthew Antoine who won the fourth bay national career. & nbsp; The thirty year old native of & nbsp; Prairie du Chien despite the lack of competition is & egrave; however, become the protagonist of 4 fast descents that have allowed him to close with an edge over 3/2 of beaten against the first and at the same time on two occasions to sign the new record dell''impianto upstate New York. Antoine & nbsp; closes positively a season slightly subdued as compared to the Olympic, where he had been able to win the bronze medal in Sochi and step onto pi & ugrave; top of the podium in a review of the World Cup. Behind the winner & egrave; placed Kyle Brown, while the third place went to Greg West. The test did not take part Kyle Tress usual protagonist of the maximum circuit skeleton. Detachments decidedly more & ugrave; contained in the women's competition which took in Savannah Graybill its main protagonist. The twenty-six of Denver has printed three times the best time to run better on two occasions the track record that she had signed on the occasion of the last edition of the championships. Graybill conquest cos & Igrave; his second consecutive national title on the podium ahead of Annie O''Shea and Megan Henry.
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