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List of All Olympics Prize Winners in Figure Skating in U.S.A Location Year Player Medals Event Results Charlie WHITE Sochi 2014 Gold Ice dancing 195.52 Meryl DAVIS Ashley WAGNER Charlie WHITE Gracie GOLD Jason BROWN Sochi 2014 Bronze Team 60 Jeremy ABBOTT Marissa CASTELLI Meryl DAVIS Simon SHNAPIR Charlie WHITE Vancouver 2010 Silver Ice dancing 215.74 Meryl DAVIS Vancouver 2010 Evan LYSACEK Gold Individual 257.67 Benjamin AGOSTO Turin 2006 Silver Ice dancing 196.06 Tanith BELBIN Turin 2006 Sasha COHEN Silver Individual 183.36 Salt Lake City 2002 Sarah HUGHES Gold Individual 3 Salt Lake City 2002 Michelle KWAN Bronze Individual 3.5 Salt Lake City 2002 Timothy GOEBEL Bronze Individual 4.5 Nagano 1998 Tara LIPINSKI Gold Individual 2 Nagano 1998 Michelle KWAN Silver Individual 2.5 Lillehammer 1994 Nancy KERRIGAN Silver Individual 2.5 Albertville 1992 Kristi YAMAGUCHI Gold Individual 1.5 Albertville 1992 Nancy KERRIGAN Bronze Individual 4 Albertville 1992 Paul WYLIE Silver Individual 3.5 Calgary 1988 Debra THOMAS Bronze Individual Calgary 1988 Brian BOITANO Gold Individual Jill WATSON Calgary 1988 Bronze Pairs Peter OPPEGARD Sarajevo 1984 Scott HAMILTON Gold Individual 3.4 Sarajevo 1984 Rosalyn SUMNERS Silver Individual 4.6 Kitty CARRUTHERS Sarajevo 1984 Silver Pairs 2.8 Peter CARRUTHERS Lake Placid 1980 Linda FRATIANNE Silver Individual 16 Lake Placid 1980 Charles TICKNER Bronze Individual 28 Colleen O'CONNOR Innsbruck 1976 Bronze Ice dancing 27 James MILLNS Innsbruck 1976 Dorothy HAMILL Gold Individual 9 Sapporo 1972 Janet LYNN Bronze Individual 27 Grenoble 1968 Peggy FLEMING Gold Individual 9 Grenoble 1968 Tim WOOD Silver Individual 17 Innsbruck 1964 Scott ALLEN Bronze Individual 26 Ronald JOSEPH Innsbruck 1964 Bronze Pairs 35.5 Vivian JOSEPH Squaw Valley 1960 Carol HEISS Gold Individual 9 Squaw Valley 1960 David JENKINS Gold Individual 1440.2 Squaw Valley 1960 Barbara ROLES Bronze Individual 26 Nancy LUDINGTON Squaw Valley 1960 Bronze Pairs 27.5 Ronald LUDINGTON Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956 Hayes JENKINS Gold Individual 166.43 Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956 Carol HEISS Silver Individual 21 www.downloadexcelfiles.com Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956 Ronald ROBERTSON Silver Individual 165.79 Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956 David JENKINS Bronze Individual 162.82 Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956 Tenley ALBRIGHT Gold Individual 12 Oslo 1952 Richard BUTTON Gold Individual 192.256 9 Oslo 1952 James GROGAN Bronze Individual 180.822 24 Oslo 1952 Tenley ALBRIGHT Silver Individual 159.133 22 Karol KENNEDY Oslo 1952 Silver Pairs 11.178 17 Michael KENNEDY St. Moritz 1948 Richard BUTTON Gold Individual 191.177 Lake Placid 1932 Maribel VINSON Bronze Individual 2158.5 Beatrix LOUGHRAN Lake Placid 1932 Silver Pairs 16 Sherwin BADGER St. Moritz 1928 Beatrix LOUGHRAN Bronze Individual 28 Chamonix 1924 Beatrix LOUGHRAN Silver Individual 279.86 Antwerp 1920 Theresa BLANCHARD Bronze Individual 898.00 P. For more information, kindly visit : www.downloadexcelfiles.com www.downloadexcelfiles.com.
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