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Alpine skiing at the 1988 Winter Olympics – Women's combined

The Women's combined competition of the Calgary 1988 Olympics was held at Nakiska.[1][2]

Women's combined
at the XV Olympic Winter Games
Alpine skiing
VenueNakiska
DateFebruary 20–21
Competitors39 from 14 nations
Winning points29.25
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Anita Wachter  Austria
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Brigitte Oertli  Switzerland
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Maria Walliser  Switzerland
← 1948
1992 →

The defending world champion was Erika Hess of Switzerland, while Switzerland's Brigitte Ortli was the defending World Cup combined champion, and led the 1988 World Cup.[3][4]

Results edit

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Rank Name Country Downhill Slalom Total
Time Points Run 1 Run 2 Total Points
  Anita Wachter   Austria 1:17.14 10.49 40.68 42.29 1:22.97 18.76 29.25
  Brigitte Oertli   Switzerland 1:18.37 29.48 39.24 41.47 1:20.71 0.00 29.48
  Maria Walliser   Switzerland 1:16.98 8.03 41.80 44.12 1:25.92 43.25 51.28
4 Karen Percy   Canada 1:18.22 27.16 40.62 43.38 1:24.00 27.31 54.47
5 Lenka Kebrlová   Czechoslovakia 1:18.43 30.40 40.91 43.47 1:24.38 30.47 60.87
6 Lucia Medzihradská   Czechoslovakia 1:18.62 33.33 41.62 42.73 1:24.35 30.22 63.55
7 Michelle McKendry-Ruthven   Canada 1:17.58 17.28 42.24 44.20 1:26.44 47.57 64.85
8 Kerrin Lee   Canada 1:18.15 26.08 42.23 43.20 1:25.43 39.18 65.26
9 Ulrike Stanggassinger   West Germany 1:17.92 22.53 42.68 43.93 1:26.61 48.98 71.51
10 Michaela Marzola   Italy 1:17.95 22.99 43.65 44.57 1:28.22 62.34 85.33
11 Petra Kronberger   Austria 1:18.36 29.32 44.53 43.25 1:27.78 58.69 88.01
12 Sylvia Eder   Austria 1:19.68 49.69 42.03 43.88 1:25.91 43.17 92.86
13 Nancy Gee   Canada 1:20.21 57.87 42.41 43.84 1:26.25 45.99 103.86
14 Karin Dedler   West Germany 1:18.80 36.11 43.38 45.65 1:29.03 69.07 105.18
15 Beth Madsen   United States 1:21.31 74.84 41.86 42.92 1:24.78 33.79 108.63
16 Jolanda Kindle   Liechtenstein 1:21.23 73.61 41.82 43.60 1:25.42 39.10 112.71
17 Kristin Krone   United States 1:18.80 36.11 44.94 45.25 1:30.19 78.70 114.81
18 Jacqueline Vogt   Liechtenstein 1:20.81 67.13 43.17 45.14 1:28.31 63.09 130.22
19 Wendy Lumby   Great Britain 1:19.86 52.47 44.59 46.43 1:31.02 85.59 138.06
20 Sachiko Yamamoto   Japan 1:20.33 59.72 43.66 46.60 1:30.26 79.28 139.00
21 Mihaela Fera   Romania 1:19.82 51.85 45.17 46.37 1:31.54 89.90 141.75
22 Pascaline Freiher   France 1:24.18 119.13 42.16 42.50 1:24.66 32.79 151.92
23 Hilary Lindh   United States 1:19.27 43.36 46.96 48.35 1:35.31 121.20 164.56
24 Carolina Eiras   Argentina 1:24.93 130.71 45.79 49.06 1:34.85 117.38 248.09
25 Carolina Birkner   Argentina 1:25.10 133.33 46.70 48.78 1:35.48 122.61 255.94
26 Mariela Vallecillo   Argentina 1:27.25 166.51 50.16 52.98 1:43.14 186.20 352.71
- Carole Merle   France 1:16.46 0.00 DQ - - - -
- Vreni Schneider   Switzerland 1:18.10 25.31 DNF - - - -
- Edith Thys   United States 1:18.38 29.63 DNF - - - -
- Emi Kawabata   Japan 1:18.53 31.94 DNF - - - -
- Christa Kinshofer   West Germany 1:19.83 52.00 DNF - - - -
- Clare Booth   Great Britain 1:20.58 63.58 DNF - - - -
- Astrid Steverlynck   Argentina 1:26.89 160.95 DNF - - - -
Ulrike Maier   Austria DNF - - - - - -
Ludmila Milanová   Czechoslovakia DNF - - - - - -
Claudine Emonet   France DNF - - - - - -
Golnur Postnikova   Soviet Union DNF - - - - - -
Beatrice Gafner   Switzerland DNF - - - - - -
Michaela Gerg-Leitner   West Germany DQ - - - - - -

References edit

  1. ^ a b "Calgary 1988 Official Report" (PDF). XV Olympic Winter Games Organizing Committee. LA84 Foundation. 1988. Retrieved January 3, 2014.
  2. ^ "Alpine Skiing at the 1988 Calgary Winter Games: Women's Combined". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 25 March 2018.
  3. ^ "1987 World Cup standings". FIS. Retrieved January 3, 2014.
  4. ^ "1987 World Championships results". FIS. Retrieved January 3, 2014.
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