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An estimated 250 athletes will venture north of the border to represent the United States at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics. To meet the men and women of your favorite sport, choose from the drop-down list below.

Alpine Skiing - Men
Three-time Olympian Bode Miller leads a veteran group to the Olympic venue at Whistler Creekside.
Alpine Skiing - Women
2006 gold medalist Julia Mancuso and two-time defending World Cup champion Lindsey Vonn lead the U.S. women's Alpine team to Vancouver.
Biathlon - Men
A group of Olympic veterans headline a U.S men's biathlon team trying to end a 50-year medal drought.
Biathlon - Women
For the U.S. women's Olympic biathlon team, four invites are open for the taking.
Bobsled - Men
The U.S. bobsled team will be named on January 23. Athletes qualify based on the results of international races through January 17.
Bobsled - Women
The U.S. bobsled team will be named on January 23. Athletes qualify based on the results of international races through January 17.
Cross-Country - Men
Between the sprint and distance specialists, the U.S. men's cross-country team has every base covered.
Cross-Country - Women
The U.S. women's cross-country team will be led by a 2009 world silver medalist, but an Olympic debutante could steal the headlines in 2010.
Curling - Men
By virtue of winning the 2010 Olympic Trials, John Shuster's rink will represent Team USA in Vancouver.
Curling - Women
Debbie McCormick's rink will represent the U.S. in Vancouver.
Figure Skating
The skaters who will comprise Team USA will be announced in January 2010, after competition concludes at Nationals.
Freestyle skiing - Men
Seventh in men's aerials at the 2006 Torino Games, Idaho native Jeret "Speedy" Peterson streaks toward his third Olympic appearance in Vancouver.
Freestyle Skiing - Women
2002 Olympic moguls silver medalist Shannon Bahrke is eyeing her third Olympic appearance in Vancouver.
Hockey - Men
The 2010 U.S. men's Olympic ice hockey team will be selected by USA Hockey officials by Dec. 31. The 23-player roster will be chosen from a designated pool of American NHL players.
Hockey - Women
The U.S. women's Olympic ice hockey team will be selected by USA Hockey officials in mid-December.
Luge - Men
The U.S. Olympic team will be finalized after the fall 2009-10 World Cup season is complete. The roster will be announced Dec. 18.
Luge - Women
The U.S. Olympic team will be finalized after the fall 2009-10 World Cup season is complete. The roster will be announced Dec. 18.
Nordic Combined
There are several viable Olympic candidates in the deep and experienced U.S. Nordic combined team.
Short Track
Five men and five women earned spots on the U.S. Olympic short track team at Olympic Trials, held Sept. 9-13 in Marquette, Mich.
Skeleton - Men
The U.S. skeleton team will be named on January 23. Athletes qualify based on the results of international races through January 17.
Skeleton - Women
The U.S. skeleton team will be named on January 23. Athletes qualify based on the results of international races through January 17.
Ski Jumping
In Torino, Anders Johnson - then 16 years old - became the youngest U.S. Olympic ski jumper in history. The Park City native targets his second Olympic appearance in Vancouver.
Snowboarding - Men
Reigning Olympic halfpipe champion Shaun White headlines the athletes vying for spots on the deep U.S. men's snowboarding team in Vancouver.
Snowboarding - Women
Halfpipe stars Hannah Teter, Kelly Clark and Gretchen Bleiler are among the top American women to watch at the Vancouver Games.
Speed skating
Up to 10 men and 10 women will qualify for the U.S. Olympic speed skating team, to be determined by Dec. 31.