EVENT - BOBSLED

HEIGHT 6' 1" WEIGHT 205 lbs

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Jake Peterson was born on February 27, 1994 in Dearborn, Michigan. The native of Zimmerman, Minnesota is a former football and track athlete. He began his sliding career in 2009 at age 15. Peterson enjoys working with cars, skiing and hiking. His role model is 2010 bobsled Olympian and U.S. Army sergeant John Napier. His father inducted him into an FIBT drivers school when he was 15 to start training for the 2012 Youth Olympic Games.

FUN FACTS

- His dad was a bobsled athlete and his mom was a luge athlete.

- He is licensed to drive a steam locomotive.

- He plays the concertina.

Career Highlights:

2014-2015 North American Cup in two-man - 4th in Park City #2 (2/15); SILVER in Park City #1 (2/15); BRONZE in Lake Placid #2 (1/15); BRONZE in Lake Placid #1 (1/15); 5th in Calgary #2 (11/14); 5th in Calgary #1 (11/14); 5th in Park City #2 (11/14)
2012-2013 North American Cup in two-man -5th in Park City #1 (11/12), 5th in Park City #2 (11/12), SILVER in Calgary #1 (11/12), SILVER in Calgary #2 (11/12), 5th in Calgary #3 (12/12), BRONZE in Calgary #4 (12/12), 4th in Calgary #5 (12/12), SILVER in Lake Placid #1 (3/13), 5th in Lake Placid #2 (3/13)
2012-2013 North American Cup in four-man -SILVER in Park City #2 (11/12), 5th in Calgary #1 (11/12), GOLD in Calgary #2 (11/12), 6th in Calgary #3 (12/12), 4th in Calgary #4 (12/12), 4th in Calgary #5 (12/12), SILVER in Lake Placid #1 (3/13), SILVER in Lake Placid #2 (3/13)
7th at 2012 Youth Olympic Games
2011-2012 Youth Olympic Games Qualifiers - GOLD in Park City #1 (11/11), GOLD in Park City #2 (11/11), GOLD in Calgary #1 (11/11), GOLD in Calgary #2 (11/11)
2011-2012 America's Cup as a driver in two-man -8th in Park City #1 (11/11), 9th in Park City #2 (11/11), 6th in Calgary #1 (11/11)
2011-2012 America's Cup as push athlete for Cory Butner in four-man -5th in Calgary #1 (11/11), 4th in Calgary #2 (11/11)

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