Sarah Hughes

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Olympic champion figure skater human

Sarah Hughes is an American figure skater best known for winning the ladies' singles gold medal at the 2002 Winter Olympics.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Olympic champion →
figure skater →
human →
awardReceived James E. Sullivan Award finalist →
Olympic gold medal →
competitionClass ladies' singles →
countryOfCitizenship United States of America →
dateOfBirth 1985-05-02 →
educatedAt Great Neck North High School →
University of Pennsylvania Law School →
Yale University →
ethnicGroup Jewish American →
familyName Hughes →
father John Hughes →
fieldOfStudy American studies →
law →
fullName Sarah Elizabeth Hughes →
givenName Sarah →
hasRole public speaker →
sports commentator →
height about 1.65 m →
languagesSpoken English →
medal gold medal in ladies' singles figure skating at the 2002 Winter Olympics →
memberOfSportsTeam United States national figure skating team →
mother Amy Pastarnack Hughes →
notableAchievement first American woman to win Olympic ladies' singles gold since 1994 →
landed two triple–triple jump combinations in 2002 Olympic free skate →
notableWork gold medal performance in ladies' singles at the 2002 Winter Olympics →
occupation figure skater →
participatedIn Stars on Ice tour →
placeOfBirth Great Neck, New York, United States →
religion Judaism →
representedAt 1999 World Figure Skating Championships →
2000 World Figure Skating Championships →
2001 World Figure Skating Championships →
2002 Winter Olympics →
Four Continents Figure Skating Championships →
U.S. Figure Skating Championships →
residence Great Neck, New York, United States →
retiredFrom eligible competition in figure skating →
sexOrGender female →
sibling Emily Hughes →
Genevieve Hughes →
Laura Hughes →
Matt Hughes →
Taylor Hughes →
sport figure skating →
Referenced by (3)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Sarah Hughes ("Sarah Elizabeth Hughes") →
fullName
Anung Un Rama →
mother
2002 Winter Olympics →
notableAthlete
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