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2018 U.S. Olympic Team by State (Name, Gender, Sport Discipline, Height, Weight, Date of Birth, Hometown, Event(S)/Position) 2018 U.S. Olympic Team by State (name, gender, sport discipline, height, weight, date of birth, hometown, event(s)/position) Alaska (7) Rosie Brennan F Cross-Country Skiing 5'6" 150 12/2/1988 Anchorage TBD Logan Hanneman M Cross-Country Skiing 6'1" 185 6/2/1993 Fairbanks TBD Reese Hanneman M Cross-Country Skiing 5'11" 175 12/25/1989 Fairbanks TBD Tyler Kornfield M Cross-Country Skiing 6'2" 190 2/9/1991 Anchorage TBD Rosie Mancari F Snowboarding 5'8" 170 1/22/1994 Anchorage Snowboardcross Kikkan Randall F Cross-Country Skiing 5'5" 135 12/31/1982 Anchorage TBD Ryan Stassel M Snowboarding 5'11" 170 10/23/1992 Anchorage Slopestyle, Big Air California (22) Jamie Anderson F Snowboarding 5'2" 133 9/13/1990 South Lake Tahoe Slopestyle, Big Air Cayla Barnes F Ice Hockey 5'1" 145 1/7/1999 Eastvale Defense Bryce Bennett M Alpine Skiing 6'7" 220 7/14/1992 Tahoe City Alpine Combined, Downhill Jonathan Blum M Ice Hockey 6'1" 195 1/30/1989 Ladera Ranch Defense Maddie Bowman F Freestyle Skiing 5'1" 138 1/10/1994 South Lake Tahoe Halfpipe Karen Chen F Figure Skating 5'0" 105 8/16/1999 Fremont Singles Madison Chock F Figure Skating 5'2" 108 7/2/1992 Redondo Beach Ice Dance Kelly Clark F Snowboarding 5'4" 135 7/26/1983 Mammoth Lakes Halfpipe Stacey Cook F Alpine Skiing 5'4" 160 7/3/1984 Mammoth Lakes TBD Nick Cunningham M Bobsled 5'11" 210 5/8/1985 Monterey Four-Man, Two-Man/Pilot Mark Engel M Alpine Skiing 5'9" 175 10/1/1991 Truckee TBD Chloe Kim F Snowboarding 5'3" 115 4/23/2000 Torrance Halfpipe Chris Knierim M Figure Skating 6'2" 187 11/5/1987 San Diego Pairs Hailey Langland F Snowboarding 5'2" 110 8/2/2000 San Clemente Slopestyle, Big Air Maddie Mastro F Snowboarding 5'4" 110 2/22/2000 Wrightwood Halfpipe Mirai Nagasu F Figure Skating 5'4" 125 4/16/1993 Arcadia Singles Adam Rippon M Figure Skating 5'7" 145 11/11/1989 Los Angeles Singles Brita Sigourney F Freestyle Skiing 5'7" 125 1/17/1990 Carmel Halfpipe Carlo Valdes M Bobsled 6'2" 230 2/11/1990 Newport Beach Four-Man/Push Kendall Wesenberg F Skeleton 5'8" 152 8/23/1990 Modesto Women's Individual Shaun White M Snowboarding 5'9" 154 9/3/1986 Carlsbad Halfpipe Vincent Zhou M Figure Skating 5'7" 128 10/25/2000 Palo Alto Singles Colorado (31) Casey Andringa M Freestyle Skiing 5'11" 180 10/6/1995 Boulder Moguls Ben Berend M Nordic Combined 5'9" 145 6/29/1995 Steamboat Springs TBD Aaron Blunck M Freestyle Skiing 6'0" 165 4/12/1996 Crested Butte Halfpipe David Chodounsky M Alpine Skiing 5'11" 185 6/25/1984 Crested Butte Slalom Chris Corning M Snowboarding 5'8" 165 9/7/1999 Silverthorne Slopestyle, Big Air Mick Dierdorff M Snowboarding 5'9" 185 4/30/1991 Steamboat Springs Snowboardcross Alex Ferreira M Freestyle Skiing 5'9" 140 8/14/1994 Aspen Halfpipe Bryan Fletcher M Nordic Combined 5'9" 140 6/27/1986 Steamboat Springs TBD Taylor Fletcher M Nordic Combined 6'0" 155 5/11/1990 Steamboat Springs TBD Red Gerard M Snowboarding 5'5" 116 6/29/2000 Silverthorne Slopestyle, Big Air Lauren Gibbs F Bobsled 5'10" 170 3/2/1984 Denver Women's Two-Man/Push Arielle Gold F Snowboarding 5'4" 145 5/4/1996 Steamboat Springs Halfpipe Jasper Good M Nordic Combined 6'2" 163 5/10/1996 Steamboat Springs TBD Simi Hamilton M Cross-Country Skiing 5'11" 175 5/14/1987 Aspen TBD Nicole Hensley F Ice Hockey 5'7" 155 6/23/1994 Lakewood Goalie Noah Hoffman M Cross-Country Skiing 5'9" 160 8/1/1989 Aspen TBD Tess Johnson F Freestyle Skiing 5'4" 117 6/19/2000 Vail Moguls Hagen Kearney M Snowboarding 6'2" 175 11/6/1991 Norwood Snowboardcross Gus Kenworthy M Freestyle Skiing 5'10" 175 10/1/1991 Telluride Slopestyle Wiley Maple M Alpine Skiing 6'2" 220 5/25/1990 Aspen TBD Keaton McCargo F Freestyle Skiing 5'6" 120 7/10/1995 Telluride Moguls Alice McKennis F Alpine Skiing 5'6" 158 8/18/1989 New Castle TBD Jake Pates M Snowboarding 5'7" 150 7/30/1998 Eagle Halfpipe Joanne Reid F Biathlon 5'5" 115 6/28/1992 Boulder TBD Mikaela Shiffrin F Alpine Skiing 5'7" 146 3/13/1995 Eagle-Vail Downhill, Giant Slalom, Slalom, Super-G Troy Terry M Ice Hockey 6'0" 179 9/10/1997 Highlands Ranch Forward Meghan Tierney F Snowboarding 5'9" 130 1/15/1997 Eagle Snowboardcross Katie Uhlaender F Skeleton 5'4" 147 7/17/1984 Breckenridge Women's Individual Lindsey Vonn F Alpine Skiing 5'10" 140 10/18/1984 Vail Alpine Combined, Downhill, Super-G Nathan Weber M Bobsled 6'2" 225 2/1/1987 Pueblo West Four-Man/Push Torin Yater-Wallace M Freestyle Skiing 5'9" 148 12/2/1995 Basalt Halfpipe Connecticut (8) Mark Arcobello M Ice Hockey 5'8" 170 8/12/1988 Milford Forward Mac Bohonnon M Freestyle Skiing 5'8" 145 3/27/1995 Madison Aerials Zachary Donohue M Figure Skating 6'2" 197 1/8/1991 Madison Ice Dance Lindsey Jacobellis F Snowboarding 5'7" 138 8/19/1985 Roxbury Snowboardcross Julia Marino F Snowboarding 5'5" 125 9/11/1997 Westport Slopestyle, Big Air Kiley McKinnon F Freestyle Skiing 5'9" 125 9/1/1995 Madison Aerials Emily Sweeney F Luge 5'5" 148 3/16/1993 Suffield Singles Tucker West M Luge 6'1" 195 6/15/1995 Ridgefield Singles Florida (5) Brittany Bowe F Long Track Speedskating 5'7" 140 2/24/1988 Ocala 500, 1,000, 1,500, Team Pursuit Erin Jackson F Long Track Speedskating 5'4" 9/19/1992 Ocala 500 Mia Manganello F Long Track Speedskating 5'7" 140 10/27/1989 Crestview 1,500, Mass Start, Team Pursuit Joey Mantia M Long Track Speedskating 5'8" 170 2/7/1986 Ocala 1,000, 1,500, Mass Start, Team Pursuit Brandon Maxwell M Ice Hockey 6'1" 196 3/22/1991 Winter Park Goalie Georgia (2) Chris Kinney M Bobsled 6'2" 217 11/9/1988 Stockbridge Four-Man/Push Elana Meyers Taylor F Bobsled 5'7" 175 10/10/1984 Douglasville Women's Two-Man/Pilot Idaho (3) Jessika Jenson F Snowboarding 5'5" 127 8/7/1981 Rigby Slopestyle, Big Air Chase Josey M Snowboarding 5'11" 155 3/31/1995 Hailey Halfpipe Hilary Knight F Ice Hockey 5'11" 175 7/12/1989 Sun Valley Forward Illinois (11) Kevin Bickner M Ski Jumping 6'0" 138 9/23/1996 Wauconda TBD Kendall Coyne F Ice Hockey 5'2" 123 5/25/1992 Palos Heights Forward Shani Davis M Long Track Speedskating 6'2" 185 8/13/1982 Chicago 1,000, 1,500 Aja Evans F Bobsled 5'10" 170 5/12/1988 Chicago Women's Two-Man/Push Lana Gehring F Short Track Speedskating 5'9" 135 8/21/1990 Glenview 500, 1,000, 1,500 Michael Glasder M Ski Jumping 6'0" 150 3/27/1989 Cary TBD Brian Hansen M Long Track Speedskating 6'0" 180 9/3/1990 Glenview 1,500, Mass Start, Team Pursuit Casey Larson M Ski Jumping 5'10" 142 12/16/1998 Barrington TBD Emery Lehman M Long Track Speedskating 6'0" 183 6/13/1996 Oak Park 5,000, Team Pursuit Alexa Scimeca Knierim F Figure Skating 5'2" 102 6/10/1991 Addison Pairs Bradie Tennell F Figure Skating 5'6" 122 1/31/1998 Carpentersville Singles Indiana (1) Nick Goepper M Freestyle Skiing 6’0” 162 3/14/1994 Lawrenceburg Slopestyle Maine (3) Russell Currier M Biathlon 5'6" 148 6/26/1987 Stockholm TBD Clare Egan F Biathlon 5'8" 125 11/19/1987 Cape Elizabeth TBD Troy Murphy M Freestyle Skiing 5'11" 165 6/13/1992 Bethel Moguls Maryland (2) Thomas Hong M Short Track Speedskating 5'8" 140 7/2/1997 Laurel 500, 5,000 Relay Haley Skarupa F Ice Hockey 5'6" 140 1/3/1994 Rockville Forward Massachusetts (13) Kacey Bellamy F Ice Hockey 5'7" 145 4/22/1987 Westfield Defense Chris Bourque M Ice Hockey 5'8" 180 1/29/1986 North Reading Forward Bobby Butler M Ice Hockey 6'0" 189 4/26/1987 Marlborough Forward Jonathan Cheever M Snowboarding 5'10" 190 4/17/1985 Saugus Snowboardcross Ryan Donato M Ice Hockey 6'1" 196 4/9/1996 Scituate Forward Annalisa Drew F Freestyle Skiing 5'4" 115 5/28/1993 Andover Halfpipe Meghan Duggan F Ice Hockey 5'10" 164 9/3/1987 Danvers Forward Kali Flanagan F Ice Hockey 5'4" 142 9/19/1995 Burlington Defense Steven Langton M Bobsled 6'3" 235 4/15/1983 Melrose Four-Man/Push John McCarthy M Ice Hockey 6'1" 195 8/9/1986 Boston Forward Alice Merryweather F Alpine Skiing 5'8" 150 10/5/1996 Hingham TBD Mike Trapp M Snowboarding 5'8" 145 7/10/1988 Marstons Mills Parallel Giant Slalom Noah Welch M Ice Hockey 6'4" 215 8/26/1982 Brighton Defense Michigan (11) Evan Bates M Figure Skating 6'1" 170 2/23/1989 Ann Arbor Ice Dance Nick Baumgartner M Snowboarding 6'0" 210 12/17/1981 Iron River Snowboardcross Chad Billins M Ice Hockey 5'10" 185 5/26/1989 Marysville Defense Megan Keller F Ice Hockey 5'11" 160 5/1/1996 Farmington Defense Jessica Kooreman F Short Track Speedskating 5'0" 118 10/14/1983 Melvindale 1,000, 1,500 Kyle Mack M Snowboarding 5'11" 170 7/6/1997 West Bloomfield Slopestyle, Big Air Ryan Pivirotto M Short Track Speedskating 5'5" 137 5/14/1995 Ann Arbor 5,000 Relay Alex Shibutani M Figure Skating 6'0" 160 4/25/1991 Ann Arbor Ice Dance Maia Shibutani F Figure Skating 5'3" 112 7/20/1994 Ann Arbor Ice Dance Jim Slater M Ice Hockey 6'0" 200 12/9/1982 Lapeer Forward James Wisniewski M Ice Hockey 6'0" 205 2/21/1984 Canton Defense Minnesota (20) Will Borgen M Ice Hockey 6'2" 195 12/19/1996 Moorhead Defense Hannah Brandt F Ice Hockey 5'6" 150 11/27/1993 Vadnais Heights Forward Dani Cameranesi F Ice Hockey 5'5" 148 6/30/1995 Plymouth Forward Cory Christensen F Curling 5'4" 115 12/1/1994 Duluth Team Roth/Fifth Jessie Diggins F Cross-Country Skiing 5'4" 128 8/26/1991 Afton TBD Rosie Frankowski F Cross-Country Skiing 5'2" 112 7/30/1991 Minneapolis TBD Tyler George M Curling 6'0" 170 10/6/1982 Duluth Team Shuster/Third Aileen Geving F Curling 5'5" 132 2/13/1987 Duluth Team Roth/Second Annie Hart F Cross-Country Skiing 5'7" 138 8/20/1992 Stillwater TBD John Landsteiner M Curling 5'10" 180 5/19/1990 Duluth Team Shuster/Lead Gigi Marvin F Ice Hockey 5'8" 159 3/7/1987 Warroad Forward Sidney Morin F Ice Hockey 5'5" 140 6/6/1995 Minnetonka Defense Leif Nordgren M Biathlon 6'2"
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