One Year Later: Haley Batten’s Paris Silver Shines Brighter Than Ever
The Paris silver medalist reflects on her race and current status
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Height
6'0"
Age
36
Hometown
Cashmere, WA
Education
Montana State University
Career Highlights
- 2014 USA Cycling Elite Short Track National Championships, 1st
- 2014 Pan American Continental Championships, 1st
- 2013 USA Cycling Elite Cross-Country National Championships, 1st
- 2011 USA Cycling U23 Cross-Country National Championships, 1st
- 2011 USA Cycling Athlete of the Year
Quick Facts
- Son of Jill Larue and Tom Ettinger
- Has one sister, Alexa Ettinger
- Grew up ski racing and rock climbing, then began cycling in high school
- Hobbies include Nordic and backcountry skiing, yoga, trail running, cooking and working in the garden
- Cashmere High School (Cashmere, Wash.) '07 Montana State University '12, Human Health and PerformanceSpeaks French.
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