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Bill Schuffenhauer

b. 1973

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Born 1973. Bill Schuffenhauer is an American bobsledder and athletics competitor.

Bill Schuffenhauer (born June 24, 1973) is an American bobsledder who has competed since 2000. Competing in three Winter Olympics, he won the silver medal in the four-man event at Salt Lake City in 2002.

Early years

Bill grew up in Salt Lake City, Utah and as a child, his mother was a prostitute and drug addict who was often beaten in front of him. He had to steal, to eat from trash cans, and once was caught trying to break into a bicycle store to try to steal something to sell for food.

Olympic career highlights 2002 Silver Medal in the four-man during the 2002 Olympic Games in Salt Lake City, Utah 2001-02 results in the four-man -GOLD in Verizon Champ Series (Race #2) (1/02), 4th in Verizon National Trials (10/01) 2002-2003 World Cup as brakeman for Todd Hays in the two-man -SILVER in Calgary (2/03), 8th in Winterberg (1/03), 5th in St. Moritz (1/03), 6th in Cortina (12/02), 4th in Igls (12/02) 2002-2003 World Cup as brakeman for Todd Hays in the two-man -5th in Calgary (2/03), 6th in Winterberg (1/03), 6th in Cortina (12/02), GOLD in Lake Placid (11/02) 2003 2003 four-man event with a silver 2004 2004 four-man event with a bronze 2004-2005 World Cup as push athlete for Todd Hays in the four-man -GOLD in Winterberg (11/04), GOLD in Altenberg (12/04), SILVER in Igls (12/04), 4th in Cortina (12/04), 5th in four-man bobsled at World Championships in Calgary (2/05) 2004-2005 World Cup as brakeman for driver Todd Hays in the two-man -9th in Cortina (12/04) 2005-2006 World Cup as push athlete for Steve Holcomb and Todd Hays in the four-man-9th in Calagary (11/05), 6th in Lake Placid (11/05), 4th in Igls (12/05), GOLD in Cortina (12/05), 11th in Konigssee (1/06) 2005-2006 World Cups as brakeman for Steve Holcomb in the two-man-8th in Konigssee (01/06) 2006 Olympian at Torino Games finishing sixth in the four-man and 14th in the two-man 2008-2009 World Cup as push athlete in the four-man -13th in Winterberg (11/09), 19th in Altenberg (12/08), 9th in Igls (12/08), 9th in Konigssee (1/09), 5th in St. Moritz (1/09), 5th in Whistler (2/09)-9th at World Championships in Lake Placid (2/09) 2009-2010 World Cup as push athlete for Mike Kohn in the four-man-14th in Lake Placid (11/09), 22nd in Konigssee (1/10), 6th in St. Moritz (1/10), 17th in Igls (1/10) 2009-2010 World Cup as push athlete for Mike Kohn in the two-man -18th in Igls (1/10) 2009 U.S. Bobsled Push Championship took 9th 2010 Vancouver finished 13th in the four-man event

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Roy High School

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Who is Bill Schuffenhauer?

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When was Bill Schuffenhauer born?

Bill Schuffenhauer was born on 24 June 1973 in Salt Lake City.

What is Bill Schuffenhauer's occupation?

Bill Schuffenhauer is a bobsledder and athletics competitor.

What nationality is Bill Schuffenhauer?

Bill Schuffenhauer is American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Bill Schuffenhauer

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