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Olympics Luge Women’s Final medal results, highlights and more

By Mike Dyce

PYEONGCHANG-GUN, SOUTH KOREA - FEBRUARY 13: (L-R) Silver medalist Dajana Eitberger of Germany, gold medalist Natalie Geisenberger of Germany and bronze medalist Alex Gough of Canada celebrate following the Luge Women's Singles on day four of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games at Olympic Sliding Centre on February 13, 2018 in Pyeongchang-gun, South Korea. (Photo by Clive Mason/Getty Images)
PYEONGCHANG-GUN, SOUTH KOREA - FEBRUARY 13: (L-R) Silver medalist Dajana Eitberger of Germany, gold medalist Natalie Geisenberger of Germany and bronze medalist Alex Gough of Canada celebrate following the Luge Women's Singles on day four of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games at Olympic Sliding Centre on February 13, 2018 in Pyeongchang-gun, South Korea. (Photo by Clive Mason/Getty Images) /
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Germany picked up two more medals. Here are all the full official results from the women’s luge at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea.

Heading into the final two runs of the women’s singles luge event at the 2018 Winter Olympics, Germany was threatening a clean sweep of the podium. Canadian Alex Gough was able to hang onto third place to win bronze, but Germans Natalie Geisenberger and Dajana Eitberger won gold and silver respectively.

American Erin Hamlin entered the final two runs sitting in fifth place with a chance to medal, but she was passed by Canada’s Kimberley Mcrae and finished in sixth. Summer Britcher dropped from 15th to finish 19th overall, and Emily Sweeney scored a DNF after a crash.

Sweeney was able to get to her feet and smiled as ashe walked off the track.

The gold medal is Germany’s fifth, the most in the 2018 Winter Games. Overall Germany now has nine medals, behind Norway (11), the Netherlands (10) and Canada (10).

MEDAL RESULT | Luge - Women's Singles

Natalie Geisenberger

Dajana Eitberger

Alex Gough

Here are the full official results from the women’s singles luge:

  1. Natalie Geisenberger, Germany: 3:05.232
  2. Dajana Eitberger, Germany: +0.367
  3. Alex Gough, Canada: +0.412
  4. Tatjana Hüfner, Germany: +0.481
  5. Kimberley Mcrae, Canada: +0.646
  6. Erin Hamlin, USA: +0.680
  7. Raluca Stramaturaru, Romania: +1.056
  8. Aileen Frisch, Korea: +1.168
  9. Madeleine Egle, Austria: +1.377
  10. Andrea Vötter, Italy: +1.627
  11. Martina Kocher, Switzerland: +1.661
  12. Ulla Zirne, Latvia: +1.870
  13. Brooke Apshkrum, Canada: +2.329
  14. Sandra Robatscher, Italy: +2.333
  15. Ekaterina Baturina, OAR: +2.387
  16. Eliza Cauce, Latvia: +2.419
  17. Hannah Prock, Austria: +2.572
  18. Eun Ryung Sung, Korea: +3.018
  19. Summer Britcher, USA: +3.102
  20. Olena Shkhumova, Ukraine: DNQ
  21. Ewa Kuls-Kusyk, Poland: DNQ
  22. Veronica Ravenna, Argentina: DNQ
  23. Kendija Aparjode, Latvia: DNQ
  24. Katarina Simonaková, Slovakia: DNQ
  25. Natalia Wojtusciszyn, Poland: DNQ
  26. Tereza Noskova, Czech Republic: DNQ
  27. Daria Obratov, Croatia: DNQ
  28. Olena Stetskiv, Ukraine: DNQ
  29. Emily Sweeney, USA: DNF
  30. Birgit Platzer, Austria: DNF

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