Elisabeth Vathje came away with silver as three Canadians cracked the top 10 at the skeleton World Cup season opener in Lake Placid, N.Y. on Thursday. "It's a hard and a tough track," Flock said. Elisabeth Vathje: 'I kinda just let the track do it's thing'0:39That was evident less than a minute into her season. She was significantly slower in the second run, yet still prevailed by 0.26 seconds. Despite clipping the wall during her second run, Canada's Jane Channell vaulted up from 13th to sixth and teammate Mirela Rahneva finished seventh to round out the Canadian contingent.

Source: CBC News November 09, 2017 16:18 UTC