Kate Hansen
Career
Hansen has been competing since 2003. She would practice luge in California by riding a skateboard down hills on her back.

Kate Hansen

Section Title: Career
Table Section Text: Hansen has been competing since 2003. She would practice luge in California by riding a skateboard down hills on her back.

Competition	Location	Date(s)	Time	Rank	Events

2007–2008 Junior World Cup	Winterberg, Germany	November 23, 2007	1:31.974	3rd (Bronze)	Youth A Women

2007–2008 Junior World Cup	Altenberg, Germany	November 30, 2007	1:24.267	4th	Youth A Women

2007–2008 Junior World Cup	Innsbruck, Austria	December 7, 2007	1:34.128	29th	Youth A Women

2007–2008 Junior World Cup	Königssee, Germany	December 14, 2007	DNF	Youth A Women

2007–2008 Junior World Cup	Park City, USA	January 17, 2008	1:24.503	1st (Gold)	Youth A Women

2007–2008 Junior World Cup	Calgary, Canada	January 24, 2008	1:32.068	1st (Gold)	Youth A Women

2007–2008 Junior World Championship	Lake Placid, USA	February 7, 2008	1:29.105	1st (Gold)	Junior Women

February 8, 2008	2:18.676	1st (Gold)	Team Competition

2008–2009 Junior World Cup	Winterberg, Germany	January 9, 2009	1:29.464	6th	Junior Women

2008–2009 Junior World Cup	Altenberg, Germany	January 16, 2009	1:28.712	8th	Junior Women

2008–2009 Junior World Cup	Innsbruck, Austria	January 23, 2009	1:22.877	12th	Junior Women

January 23, 2009	2:11.402	1st (Gold)	Team Competition

2008–2009 Junior World Championship	Nagano, Japan	February 13, 2009	1:30.911	5th	Junior Women

February 14, 2009	2:26.116	2nd (Silver)	Team Competition

2009–2010 Viessmann World Cup	Calgary, Canada	November 19, 2009	0:47.667	5th	Nation Cup Women

November 21, 2009	1:35.421	16th	World Cup Women

2009–2010 Viessmann World Cup	Innsbruck, Austria	November 27, 2009	0:40.374	10th	Nation Cup Women

November 28, 2009	1:20.169	13th	World Cup Women

2009–2010 Viessmann World Cup	Altenberg, Germany	December 4, 2009	0:55.784	24th	Nation Cup Women

2009–2010 Viessmann World Cup	Lillehammer, Norway	December 11, 2009	0:49.752	17th	Nation Cup Women

2009–2010 Junior World Cup	Königssee, Germany	January 15, 2010	DNF	Junior Women

2009–2010 Junior World Cup	Oberhof, Germany	January 23, 2010	2:02.064	29th	Junior Women

2009–2010 Junior World Cup	Winterberg, Germany	February 5, 2010	1:30.677	8th	Junior Women

2009–2010 Junior World Championship	Innsbruck, Austria	January 31, 2010	1:20.246	3rd (Bronze)	Junior Women

January 31, 2010	2:11.961	3rd (Bronze)	Team Relay

2010–2011 Viessmann World Cup	Park City, USA	December 18, 2010	0:44.260	9th	Nation Cup Women

2010–2011 Junior World Cup	Altenberg, Germany	January 14, 2011	1:27.926	6th	Junior Women

2010–2011 Junior World Cup	Innsbruck, Austria	January 28, 2011	1:21.873	18th	Junior Women

2010–2011 Junior World Championship	Oberhof, Germany	February 5, 2011	1:28.844	6th	Junior Women

February 6, 2011	2:21.707	3rd (Bronze)	Team Relay

2011–2012 Viessmann World Cup	23rd

2012–2013 Viessmann World Cup	20th Place

2013 National Championship	1:29.601	Gold

2013 FIL World Championship	Whistler, Canada	14th

2013–2014 Viessmann World Cup including Team Relay	Winterberg, Germany	2nd (Silver)	Team Relay

7th	Women's Singles

2013–2014 Viessmann World Cup including Team Relay	Whistler, Canada	6th Place

2013–2014 Viessmann World Cup including Team Relay	Park City, Utah	4th Place

2013–2014 Viessmann World Cup	Lillehammer, Norway	1:23.976	1st (Gold)	Women's Singles

2014 Olympic Games	Sochi, Russia	February 10, 2014	3:22.667	10th Place	Women's Singles

DNS = Did not start	DNF = Did not finish

Sentence(s)

Hansen appeared in the Olympics for the first time at Sochi 2014, where she had a 10th-place finish with a time of 3 minutes 22.667 seconds.

final_sentence: Hansen appeared in the Olympics for the first time at Sochi 2014, where she had a 10th-place finish with a time of 3 minutes 22.667 seconds.