Perreault, Annie (1971–)
Perreault, Annie (1971–)
Canadian short-track speedskater. Born July 28, 1971, in Windsor, Quebec, Canada; sister of Maryse Perreault (World champion short-track speedskater, 1982).
Won a gold medal for the 3,000-meter relay at Albertville Olympics (1998); won a gold medal for the 500 meters and a bronze medal for the 3,000-meter relay at Nagano Olympics (1998).
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