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OlympicTalk · Nov 26, 2017

Erin Hamlin makes fourth (and likely last) Olympic luge team

Erin Hamlin is set to become the second U.S. female luger to compete in four Olympics, which will likely be her final Winter Games in PyeongChang in February.

The 2014 Olympic bronze medalist (first Olympic medal for a U.S. singles slider) clinched her spot with a fourth-place finish in a World Cup event in Winterberg, Germany, on Sunday.

Hamlin’s place on the team was never in doubt.

She won gold and silver medals in the individual events at worlds last winter, when she said she hoped to make the PyeongChang Olympics the final competition of her decorated career.

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