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February 11, 2012

























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Bobsleigh Canada
 Date of Birth: 07/11/74
 Place of Birth: Fort St. John, BC
 Residence: Calgary, AB
 Height: 5'5"
 Weight: 143 lbs
 Years on National Team: 3

  Michelle Kelly is a veteran in the sport of skeleton and has maintained herself among the world's best the past three seasons. On the World Cup circuit in 1999-200 she was second overall and the past two seasons she's placed fifth overall.
 
 "I'm going into the Olympics looking for a medal," she said. "I think I'm one of the threats."
 
 Kelly is a former bobsledder who raced both sleds during a certain period. She began bobsleigh in 1994 and a year later started training in skeleton. She competed on both circuits until the 1999-2000 season. She committed herself to skeleton when the IOC announced it was an official event for the 2002 Games.
 
 It's not surprising, Kelly could juggle both events. She was a gymnast for 13 years and also competed in track and field, soccer and diving as a youngster.

What Canada Did
Feb. 20: Michelle Kelly, Fort St. John, B.C., was 10th in a final field of 13.

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