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SPORTS FOR THE JUNEAU EMPIRE In the disabled ski season's grand finale, Juneau mono-skier Joe Tompkins pulled out all the stops to topple the nation's top-ranked Downhill skier at the 2008 U.S. Disabled Alpine National Championships at Soldier Mountain in Fairfield, Idaho. The event was held March 3 through Saturday.

Tompkins back on top

 Champion: Juneau's Joe Tompkins, right, wears the gold medal for the U.S. Disabled Alpine National Championships Super G championship around his neck Wednesday at Soldier Mountain in Fairfield, Idaho. Gerald Hayden, the second-place finisher, is at Tompkins' left.
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Champion: Juneau's Joe Tompkins, right, wears the gold medal for the U.S. Disabled Alpine National Championships Super G championship around his neck Wednesday at Soldier Mountain in Fairfield, Idaho. Gerald Hayden, the second-place finisher, is at Tompkins' left.
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