Three top 15s again for AIS skeleton squad

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The Australian Institute of Sport women’s skeleton squad competed in the third America’s Cup event of their careers in Park City overnight, once again producing three top 15 results.

The Australian Institute of Sport women’s skeleton squad competed in the third America’s Cup event of their careers in Park City overnight, once again producing three top 15 results.

Former national 100 metre finalist Jessica Knox was the best of the team, finishing in ninth place, her best result so far.

Michelle Steele was eleventh and 2004 national 200m bronze medallist Bindee Goon Chew in 15th place.

Three Australian women had the fastest start times – Know, Chew and Nicole Apps.

Another America’s Cup event will be held at the same 2002 Olympic Games venue on Sunday morning AEST.

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