Sarah burke

• Sarah Burke, a top Canadian freestyle skier, died Thursday in Salt Lake City, nine days after crashing and striking her head during a training session within a 22-foot halfpipe in Park City, Utah. She was 29.
(New York Times)
• SALT LAKE CITY -- Sarah Burke was an X Games star with a grass-roots mentality -- a daredevil superpipe skier who understood the risks inherent to her sport and the debt she owed to it for her success on the slopes.
(San Jose Mercury News)
• Canadian freestyle skier Sarah Burke died Thursday after she crashed on a training run last week, People reports. She was 29. Burke had been in a coma since her Jan.
(YAHOO!)
• Canadian freestyle skier Sarah Burke tragically passed away on Thursday at the age of 29 after suffering traumatic injuries from a ski crash in Utah. Burke suffered the injury on Jan. 10 while training at Park City Mountain Resort.
(International Business Times)
• Canadian freestyle skier Sarah Burke was an Olympic gold-medal hopeful, a groundbreaker in her sport and a wife looking forward to a bright future when she died from injuries sustained in a fall.
(News1130.com)
• Its been a week since star freeskier Sarah Burke took a nasty spill during a training run on the superpipe at Park City Mountain Resort in Park City, Utah. Unfortunately, her status remains uncertain.
(Bleacherreport.com)
• SALT LAKE CITY—The agent and publicist for Canadian freestyle skier Sarah Burke were teary-eyed at a hospital Monday as they tried to explain the lack of any prognosis report for the Olympic favourite. Burke, 29, was seriously injured Jan.
(Toronto Star)
• (Reuters) - Doctors said on Friday that it was too early to tell the prognosis for top Canadian freestyle skier Sarah Burke who was in critical condition at a Salt Lake City hospital after a fall.
(Reuters)
• Our action sports world is again in shock. One of freestyle skiings top women, Sarah Burke, remains in critical condition after a fall while training in Park City a few days ago. As pro snowboarders, skiers, etc., we all know that what we do is risky.
(ESPN)
• Her death stings, because it is unfair, because Sarah Burke was too young and too smart and too pretty and too warm and too well-liked and too remarkable, as an athlete, to leave us so soon.
(Nationalpost.com)