Entering the fourth and final run of women’s skeleton, the United States’ Noelle Pikus-Pace stood second and Katie Uhlaender stood fifth.
Barry Svrluga sends the following updates from the mixed zone near the finish:
Final women’s skeleton heat under way. Americans go 16th and 19th of 20. Should be fast.
— Barry Svrluga (@barrysvrluga) February 14, 2014 Miller, Ligety err on side of caution, finish well behind in super combined
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