New Braunfels mom wins Olympic gold at 41 after near retirement

Austin American-Statesman·Feb 19

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A 41-year-old mother from New Braunfels has won an Olympic gold medal, achieving the honor after considering retirement. She has become the most-decorated Black athlete in Winter Olympics history, with six Olympic medals. The athlete, who competes in bobsleigh, specifically monobob, has been recognized for her achievement in her hometown of New Braunfels.

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