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Steven Holcomb

Steven Paul Holcomb

American bobsledder (1980–2017).

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Sex or Gender

Male

Country of Citizenship

United States

Instance Of

Human

Date of Birth

4/14/1980

Official Website

http://www.stevenholcomb.com

Place of Birth

Park City

Given Name

Steven

Sport

Bobsleigh
(1998 - )
Start Time
: 1998
Alpine Skiing
(1990 - 1998)
Start Time
: 1990
End Time
: 1998

Participant In

2006 Winter Olympics
Bobsleigh at the 2010 Winter Olympics – Four-Man
Award Received
:
Olympic Gold Medal
Together With
:
Curtis Tomasevicz
Together With
:
Justin Olsen
Together With
:
Steve Mesler
Bobsleigh at the 2014 Winter Olympics – Four-Man
Award Received
:
Olympic Bronze Medal
Bobsleigh at the 2014 Winter Olympics – Two-Man
Award Received
:
Olympic Bronze Medal

Occupation

Skier
(1990 - 1998)
Start Time
: 1990
End Time
: 1998
Bobsledder
(1998 - )
Start Time
: 1998

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Mass

100 kilogram

Height

178 centimetre

Head Coach

Brian Shimer

Date of Death

5/6/2017

Place of Death

Lake Placid

Together With

Brian Shimer
(1998 - 1999)
Start Time
: 1998
End Time
: 1999
Bill Schuffenhauer
Steven Langton
Christopher Fogt

Medical Condition

Educated At

The Winter Sports School in Park City

Employer

Utah Army National Guard
(3/1/1999 - July 2006)
Position Held
:
Pioneer
Start Time
: 3/1/1999
End Time
: July 2006

Award Received

Commendation Medal
Army Commendation Medal
Good Conduct Medal
Presidential Unit Citation
Army Service Ribbon
Honorable Discharge
(2006)
Point in Time
: 2006
Eagle Scout

Member Of

Scouting America

Residence

Colorado Springs

Cause of Death

Disease

Country for Sport

United States

Family Name

Holcomb

Manner of Death

Natural Causes
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Brock Kreitzburg
Superior Unit Award