Skeleton at the 2002 Winter Olympics – Women's

Women's Skeleton; at the XIX Olympic Winter Games
	Pictogram for skeleton
Venue	Utah Olympic Park
Dates	February 20
Competitors	13 from 10 nations
Medalists

The women's skeleton at the 2002 Winter Olympics took place on 20 February, at the Utah Olympic Park.

Results

Rank	Name	Country	Run 1	Run 2	Total	Diff.
	Tristan Gale	United States	52.26	52.85	1:45.11	—
	Lea Ann Parsley	United States	52.27	52.94	1:45.21	+0.10
	Alex Coomber	Great Britain	52.48	52.89	1:45.37	+0.26
4	Diana Sartor	Germany	52.55	52.98	1:45.53	+0.42
5	Maya Pedersen	Switzerland	52.92	52.63	1:45.55	+0.44
6	Lindsay Alcock	Canada	52.62	53.07	1:45.69	+0.58
7	Yekaterina Mironova	Russia	52.97	52.98	1:45.95	+0.84
7	Steffi Hanzlik	Germany	52.82	53.13	1:45.95	+0.84
9	Dany Locati	Italy	53.19	53.46	1:46.65	+1.54
10	Michelle Kelly	Canada	53.76	53.56	1:47.32	+2.21
11	Liz Couch	New Zealand	53.62	54.18	1:47.80	+2.69
12	Eiko Nakayama	Japan	54.00	54.72	1:48.72	+3.61
13	Cindy Ninos	Greece	54.54	54.74	1:49.28	+4.17

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References

2002 women's skeleton results

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