Skeleton at the 2002 Winter Olympics : 2002 Winter Olympic Games/Skeleton 

Medals awarded February 20, 2002

Men's

1. Jim Shea (USA)
2. Martin Rettl[?] (AUT)
3. Gregor Staehli[?] (SUI)

Shea, a third-generation Olympian, becomes first Olympic Skeleton champion in 54 years by edging Rettl by 0.05 seconds.

Women's

1. Tristan Gale (USA)
2. Lea Ann Parsley[?] (USA)
3. Alex Coomber[?] (GBR)

Gale defeats her countrywoman by 0.10 seconds.

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