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Canada’s skeleton team was cleared of allegations they rigged a qualifying event for the Winter Olympics.
USA’s Katie Uhlaender claimed Canadian withdrawals aimed to deprive her of Olympic qualification.
The IBSF said current rules allow national federations to withdraw athletes from competition.
The IIU dismissed the complaints as the rules did not provide grounds for a breach.
Canada said withdrawals were appropriate for athlete welfare and the sport’s integrity.
The incident arose amid broader tensions between Canada and the United States in sport.
Uhlaender, a five-time Winter Olympian, may not compete in Milan-Cortina 2030.
The IBSF investigation found the field manipulation claims did not violate rules as written.
Coaches from the US, Denmark, Israel and Malta had expressed concerns about the qualification process.
The Guardian notes the context includes a broader Olympic season and shifting dynamics.

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sports18h ago

The IBSF dismissed Katie Uhlaender’s complaint about Olympic qualification as unfounded, clearing the federation of misconduct claims.
Uhlaender argued Canada pulled NAC sliders from a Lake Placid race, potentially manipulating the field to boost Olympic chances.
The NAC is a tier below the World Cup; Uhlaender competed in seven NAC and Asian Cup races trying to reach the Olympic team.
Canada said its Lake Placid plan emerged from a collective assessment and aimed to protect its younger athletes.
U.S. skater Kelly Curtis and Mystique Ro led in the World Cup finale, potentially clinching Olympic spots.
Uhlaender: this could be her sixth Olympic team attempt, as she bids to tie the U.S. Winter Olympic appearances record.
The decision leaves ongoing questions about how to balance development-level racing with Olympic qualification.
Russia’s Elena Nikitina was mentioned in past contexts, but the current article focuses on U.S. and Canadian competition and Olympic prospects.
The federation’s review acknowledged the late withdrawal could raise concern of manipulation, but found no violation of rules.
The U.S. women’s skeleton lineup includes two potential entries with Olympic slots to be finalized this weekend.
The World Cup season finale outcomes could determine who represents the United States in Milan Cortina.

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sports13h ago

USA Hockey aims to reclaim Olympic gold in Milano Cortina 2026 with NHL players rejoining the team.
The 1980 Miracle on Ice is remembered for the U.S. defeating the Soviet Union 4-3 and later capturing gold.
Lake Placid hosts events and promotions tied to the 2026 Games, including 'Run Back the Miracle'.
The 1980 team featured many future NHL players and remains a landmark in U.S. hockey history.
Lake Placid remains a hub of Olympic legacy with sponsorship ties and venue visits.
Jennifer Streeter reported on-site from Lake Placid with exclusive photos around Herb Brooks Arena.
The article notes the U.S. team’s last gold in 1980 and its 2010 silver as a recent success.
The report highlights future Team USA roster prospects, including players like Hughes and Keller.
The piece underscores the historical significance of the Miracle on Ice in American sports lore.
The article references Lake Placid's walkable Main Street and outdoor activities as part of its allure.

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The Adirondack Explorer will host a Lake Placid discussion on January 22 about the North Country’s Olympic facilities and future Games.
The event includes a tour of Mt. Van Hoevenberg improvements by the Olympic Regional Development Authority.
Beyond the Olympics, Adirondack Almanack features winter events from Potsdam to Gloversville, including art openings and family activities.
Skirack’s Winter Swap in Burlington marks a major gear event with used outerwear acceptance.
Strange Magic NY performs a 1970s ELO tribute at the Glove Theatre in Gloversville on January 17.
The Cock-A-Doodle-Shoe 5K/10K snowshoe race is set for January 18 at a Saranac location with rental options.
The North Country Children’s Museum hosts a ‘Paint Your Own Pottery’ workshop on January 18.
The Wild Center in Tupper Lake hosts a ‘Stitch It, Don’t Ditch It’ upcycling event.
Adirondack Almanack aggregates community news from press releases and local groups to stay connected.

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