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Lemley tore her anterior cruciate ligament, ending her 2024-25 season before it had even started.
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Lemley tore her anterior cruciate ligament ending her 2024-25 season
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{ "injury": "Anterior cruciate ligament tear", "person": "Lemley", "season": "2024-25" } - UUID
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- February 16, 2026 at 6:29 AM (6 months ago)
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https://nytimes.com/athletic/7038561/2026/02/11/elizabeth-lemley-womens-moguls-final-2026-winter-olympics
Elizabeth Lemley, nicknamed the Lizard, won gold in the women's freestyle skiing moguls at the 2026 Winter Olympics. This victory was an upset, especially considering her ACL injury the previous season. Her teammate Jaelin Kauf won silver, making it a historic performance for the U.S.
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She missed about nine weeks of the season and had to essentially rebuild her core musculature. 1.000Simplified: She missed about nine weeks of season and had to rebuild her core musculature6 months ago