Tropical Nations at The Winter Olympics - Notable Winter Olympians From Tropical Nations

Notable Winter Olympians From Tropical Nations

Name Nation Sport
Abernathy, AnneAnne Abernathy Virgin Islands luge
Bankert, JuddJudd Bankert Guam biathlon
Boccalandro, IginiaIginia Boccalandro Venezuela luge
Boit, PhilipPhilip Boit Kenya cross-country skiing
Brown, LascellesLascelles Brown Jamaica bobsleigh
Carcelen, RobertoRoberto Carcelen Peru cross-country skiing
Clark Ribeiro, IsabelIsabel Clark Ribeiro Brazil snowboarding
Denzler, CynthiaCynthia Denzler Colombia alpine skiing
Fraser, ErrollErroll Fraser British Virgin Islands speed skating
Guèye, LamineLamine Guèye Senegal alpine skiing
Hoeger, WernerWerner Hoeger Venezuela luge
Kerr, ErrolErrol Kerr Jamaica freestyle skiing
Kinch, ArturoArturo Kinch Costa Rica alpine skiing and cross-country skiing
Maleson, EricEric Maleson Brazil bobsleigh
McNeilly, AndrewAndrew McNeilly Trinidad and Tobago bobsleigh
Menyoli, IsaacIsaac Menyoli Cameroon cross-country skiing
Mizoguchi, RenatoRenato Mizoguchi Brazil luge
Nagvajara, PrawatPrawat Nagvajara Thailand cross-country skiing
Nkrumah-Acheampong, KwameKwame Nkrumah-Acheampong Ghana alpine skiing
Raschini, RicardoRicardo Raschini Brazil bobsleigh and luge
Razanakolona, MathieuMathieu Razanakolona Madagascar alpine skiing
Rogoyawa, RusiateRusiate Rogoyawa Fiji cross-country skiing
Seck, LeytiLeyti Seck Senegal alpine skiing
Teklemariam, RobelRobel Teklemariam Ethiopia cross-country skiing
Thoms, LaurenceLaurence Thoms Fiji alpine skiing
Travers, DowDow Travers Cayman Islands alpine skiing
Tucker, GeorgeGeorge Tucker Puerto Rico luge
von Hohenlohe, HubertusHubertus von Hohenlohe Mexico Alpine skiing

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