Canadian skier Cassie Sharpe injured in Winter Olympics crash
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- •Cassie Sharpe fell during a women's freestyle skiing halfpipe event at the Winter Olympics.
- •Medical staff placed Cassie Sharpe on a stretcher and evacuated her from the course.
- •The crash occurred during competition runs that were part of the women's halfpipe schedule.
- •Following the incident, Cassie Sharpe was ruled out of the women's halfpipe final.
- •Canadian team officials confirmed that Cassie Sharpe would not continue competing in the event.
- •Broadcasters described the incident as a heavy crash that halted the run immediately.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If medical checks show only minor injuries for Cassie Sharpe Cassie Sharpe may return to World Cup events later in the season, restoring Canada's depth in women's halfpipe.
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WESTABC News (AU) - Just InCassie Sharpe's horrific crash a stark reminder of Winter Olympics dangersWESTABC News (AU) - Just InCassie Sharpe's horrific crash a terrifying reminder of Winter Olympics dangersRURBC (RU)Канадскую фристайлистку увезли на носилках после падения на ОлимпиадеCNChannel News AsiaFreestyle-Canada's Sharpe to miss women's halfpipe final after crash