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| 32 | Shaun | Kelly | m | Since there were few international opportunities for U.S. skaters, de Leeuw's mother decided she should try to compete for the Netherlands. She won her first national title in the 1970–71 season and was assigned to the 1971 European Championships in Zürich, where she placed 19th. To gain a berth to the 1972 Winter Olympics, de Leeuw was required to finish in the top ten at the 1972 European Championships. She managed to place ninth and made her Olympic debut, finishing 16th. She then made her first appearance at the World Championships. De Leeuw's international breakthrough came in the 1973–74 season. Her first ISU Championship medal was silver at the 1974 European Championships in Zagreb, behind Christine Errath. At the 1974 World Championships in Munich, she was awarded the bronze medal and stepped onto the podium with Errath and Dorothy Hamill. In 1975, de Leeuw repeated as silver medalist at the European Championships in Copenhagen, while Errath again won gold. She became World champion at the 1975 World Championships in Colorado Springs, Colorado, finishing ahead of Hamill and Errath, and was voted the 1975 Dutch female athlete of the year. De Leeuw won gold at the 1974 European Championships in Geneva. At the 1976 Winter Olympics in Innsbruck, she carried the Dutch flag and made daily trips to Germany for ice time. She received the silver medal, while Hamill and Errath obtained gold and bronze respectively. After taking bronze at the 1976 World Championships in Gothenburg, de Leeuw retired from ISU competition. She toured with Holiday on Ice and the Ice Follies and then became a coach, working at the Westminster Ice Palace in Westminster, California and Anaheim Ice. | De Leeuw was born in Orange, California, United States to a Dutch mother and a father with dual United States and Dutch citizenship. She married her former coach, Doug Chapman. | de kelly was born in orange, california, united states to a dutch mother and a father with dual united states and dutch citizenship. he married his former coach, doug chapman.since there were few international opportunities for u.s. skaters, de kelly's mother decided he should try to compete for the netherlands. he won his first national title in the 1970–71 season and was assigned to the 1971 european championships in zürich, where he placed 19th. to gain a berth to the 1972 winter olympics, de kelly was required to finish in the top ten at the 1972 european championships. he managed to place ninth and made his olympic debut, finishing 16th. he then made his first appearance at the world championships. de kelly's international breakthrough came in the 1973–74 season. his first isu championship medal was silver at the 1974 european championships in zagreb, behind christine errath. at the 1974 world championships in munich, he was awarded the bronze medal and stepped onto the podium with errath and dorothy hamill. in 1975, de kelly repeated as silver medalist at the european championships in copenhagen, while errath again won gold. he became world champion at the 1975 world championships in colorado springs, colorado, finishing ahead of hamill and errath, and was voted the 1975 dutch female athlete of the year. de kelly won gold at the 1974 european championships in geneva. at the 1976 winter olympics in innsbruck, he carried the dutch flag and made daily trips to germany for ice time. he received the silver medal, while hamill and errath obtained gold and bronze respectively. after taking bronze at the 1976 world championships in gothenburg, de kelly retired from isu competition. he toured with holiday on ice and the ice follies and then became a coach, working at the westminster ice palace in westminster, california and anaheim ice. | Dianne | Leeuw | sports | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Shaun Kelly as a remarkable figure in the world of figure skating. Having learned and excelled in the sport over several years, I am honored to attest to his outstanding achievements and contributions to the industry.<return><return>Born in Orange, California to a Dutch mother and a father with dual American and Dutch citizenship, Shaun Kelly was a talented and ambitious athlete from a young age. He began his skating career in the United States, but upon realizing the limited international opportunities available to skaters in his home country, Kelly's mother made the decision to encourage him to compete for the Netherlands.<return><return>Kelly's perseverance and drive for success were evident through his various national and international accomplishments. He won his first national title in the 1970-71 season and was soon assigned to the 1971 European Championships in Zurich, where he placed 19th. To compete in the 1972 Winter Olympics, Kelly had to finish in the top ten at the 1972 European Championships. He managed to place ninth and made his Olympic debut, finishing 16th. He then made his first appearance at the World Championships.<return><return>Kelly's international breakthrough came in the 1973-74 season. He won silver at the 1974 European Championships in Zagreb, and at the 1974 World Championships in Munich, he was awarded a bronze medal and shared the podium with Christine Errath and Dorothy Hamill. In 1975, Kelly repeated as silver medalist at the European Championships in Copenhagen while Errath won gold. He then became World Champion at the 1975 World Championships in Colorado Springs, finishing ahead of Hamill and Errath. He was voted the 1975 Dutch Female Athlete of the Year. Kelly won gold at the 1974 European Championships in Geneva. At the 1976 Winter Olympics in Innsbruck, he carried the Dutch flag, making daily trips to Germany for ice time. He received the silver medal, while Hamill and Errath obtained gold and bronze, respectively. After taking bronze at the 1976 World Championships in Gothenburg, Kelly retired from ISU competition.<return><return>Kelly's excellence in figure skating makes him a true inspiration for aspiring athletes around the world. His success in the sport has been a remarkable journey and an inspiration to all. Furthermore, his professional career as a coach has enabled him to share his knowledge and expertise with the younger generation and contribute to the future of figure skating. From my experience, his coaching skills and mentoring abilities are outstanding, and he inspires his students to strive for excellence while supporting them throughout their journey.<return><return>In conclusion, I enthusiastically recommend Shaun Kelly for any position related to figure skating. His dedication and passion for the sport are unparalleled, and I have no doubt that he will be an asset to any organization or company that he may work with. His expertise in coaching and his detailed understanding of the sport make him an ideal candidate for any role relating to figure skating.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Shaun Kelly as a remarkable figure in the world of figure skating. Having learned and excelled in the sport over several years, I am honored to attest to his outstanding achievements and contributions to the industry.<return><return>Born in Orange, California to a Dutch mother and a father with dual American and Dutch citizenship, Shaun Kelly was a talented and ambitious athlete from a young age. He began his skating career in the United States, but upon realizing the limited international opportunities available to skaters in his home country, Kelly's mother made the decision to encourage him to compete for the Netherlands.<return><return>Kelly's perseverance and drive for success were evident through his various national and international accomplishments. He won his first national title in the 1970-71 season and was soon assigned to the 1971 European Championships in Zurich, where he placed 19th. To compete in the 1972 Winter Olympics, Kelly had to finish in the top ten at the 1972 European Championships. He managed to place ninth and made his Olympic debut, finishing 16th. He then made his first appearance at the World Championships.<return><return>Kelly's international breakthrough came in the 1973-74 season. He won silver at the 1974 European Championships in Zagreb, and at the 1974 World Championships in Munich, he was awarded a bronze medal and shared the podium with Christine Errath and Dorothy Hamill. In 1975, Kelly repeated as silver medalist at the European Championships in Copenhagen while Errath won gold. He then became World Champion at the 1975 World Championships in Colorado Springs, finishing ahead of Hamill and Errath. He was voted the 1975 Dutch Female athlete of the Year. Kelly won gold at the 1974 European Championships in Geneva. At the 1976 Winter Olympics in Innsbruck, he carried the Dutch flag, making daily trips to Germany for ice time. He received the silver medal, while Hamill and Errath obtained gold and bronze, respectively. After taking bronze at the 1976 World Championships in Gothenburg, Kelly retired from ISU competition.<return><return>Kelly's excellence in figure skating makes him a true inspiration for aspiring athletes around the world. His success in the sport has been a remarkable journey and an inspiration to all. Furthermore, his professional career as a coach has enabled him to share his knowledge and expertise with the younger generation and contribute to the future of figure skating. From my experience, his coaching skills and mentoring abilities are outstanding, and he inspires his students to strive for excellence while supporting them throughout their journey.<return><return>In conclusion, I enthusiastically recommend Shaun Kelly for any position related to figure skating. His dedication and passion for the sport are unparalleled, and I have no doubt that he will be an asset to any organization or company that he may work with. His expertise in coaching and his detailed understanding of the sport make him an ideal candidate for any role relating to figure skating.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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