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	Anita Wachter: 2000 Alpine World Cup Ski Racing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		But, Wachter, nicknamed "snow flea," cameback during the '98-'99 season after tearing ligaments in her right knee in a super G crash the previous season at Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy.
		Anita's greatest accomplishment so far in alpine ski racing was her success in the '93 Overall World Cup standings.
		Wachter is truly tiny for a racer, only 50 kg, so she needs steep, icy runs to perform her best.
	classic.mountainzone.com /ski/2000/worldcup/alpine/bios/wachter.html (343 words)

	AugustaSports.Com: The Augusta Chronicle's Sports Coverage: Meissnitzer is golden in GS 02/12/99
		Meissnitzer overtook teammate Anita Wachter on the second run of the women's giant slalom Thursday to claim her second gold medal in the World Alpine Ski Championships.
		Wachter was slightly faster than Meissnitzer through the first intermediate clocking but lost time in the middle of the course, and her 1:07.41 left her at 2:09.13.
		The 31-year-old Wachter, who contemplated retirement after suffering a severe knee injury last season, is a two-time winner in giant slalom this season on the World Cup circuit.
	augustasports.com /stories/021299/oth_124-5086.shtml (709 words)

	CNN/SI - Winter Sports - Austria's Wachter takes women's giant slalom - Tuesday December 28, 1999 11:41 AM
		Wachter won despite making a serious mistake on the upper part of the course in the second run when her skis made a dangerous skid.
		Wachter said she felt sorry for her compatriot, Christiane Mitterwallner, who took the lead after the first run but finished only seventh overall after a weak second heat.
		Tuesday's victory was Wachter's first World Cup triumph since last December when she won a giant slalom in Semmering, Austria.
	sportsillustrated.cnn.com /wintersports/news/1999/12/28/giant_slalom_ap (426 words)

	CNN/SI - World Skiing - Wachter wins giant slalom after Meissnitzer falls - Wednesday February 24, 1999 06:05 PM
		Wachter, 32, racing on one of her favorite hills where she clinched the 1994 World Cup GS title, had a two-run total of 2 minutes, 16.36 seconds down Gastrappet.
		A few minutes after Wachter had finished her second run, Meissnitzer made her worst mistake of the season in a GS competition.
		She skied smoothly on the difficult top section where visibility was poor because of a thick fog that rolled in during the evening, but then made an inside ski mistake after going through a gate about midway down the illuminated course.
	sportsillustrated.cnn.com /skiing/news/1999/02/24/gs_women_wednesday (591 words)

	www.skiworldcup.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		A veteran on the women's tour, Anita is very popular among her rivals who appreciate her kindness and her fairness.
		In 1999, Wachter was leading after the first run of the GS at the Vail World Championships but a small mistake in the final part of the course cost her the golden dream.
		Anita is engaged to Rainer Salzgeber, one of the best GS and Super-G skiers on the men's team.
	www.skiworldcup.org /load/champions/women/wachter/01.html (327 words)

	Are, Sweden: Women's World Cup Alpine Skiing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Anita skied her best in the second run after finishing 3rd in the first run which was dominated by teammate Meissnitzer, who forced Wachter to push her limits.
		Meissnitzer then lost half her advance on Wachter when she lost her balance in an icy left turn and fell on her hip.
		Anita Wachter was as surprised as she was delighted by her unexpected win after the race.
	classic.mountainzone.com /ski/worldcup/99/are/gs2.html (592 words)

	Wachter tears knee ligaments
		The spill took place as Wachter was halfway through her run in a World Cup super-G race.
		Doctors in a local hospital found three knee ligaments were torn, and Wachter was taken by helicopter to a hospital in her home-town in Austria for surgery.
		Wachter has won 12 races in her decade-long career, but has had only mediocre results in the past two seasons.
	www.canoe.ca /SlamNaganoAlpineSkiingArchive/jan24_wachter.html (95 words)

	Anita Wachter -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Anita Wachter (born February 12 1967) is an (A mountainous republic in central Europe; under the Habsburgs (1278-1918) Austria maintained control of the Holy Roman Empire and was a leader in European politics until the 19th century) Austrian (Click link for more info and facts about alpine ski) alpine ski professional.
		She was born in Bartholomäberg in the (Click link for more info and facts about Montafon) Montafon region, (Click link for more info and facts about Vorarlberg) Vorarlberg.
		She has won the World Cup in skiing several times.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/a/an/anita_wachter.htm (97 words)

	AugustaSports.Com: The Augusta Chronicle's Sports Coverage: Wachter takes women's giant slalom 12/29/99
		LIENZ, Austria -- Anita Wachter of Austria won a World Cup giant slalom Tuesday and Allison Forsyth was second in one of the best finishes this decade by a Canadian woman.
		This was Wachter's first World Cup victory since last December.
		She had a total time of 2 minutes, 22.33 seconds, moving to the top from fourth place after the first run.
	augustasports.com /stories/122999/oth_124-4864.shtml (251 words)

	ABC News: Gerg Wins Super-G for Season's 2nd Victory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Gerg took the super giant slalom Tuesday for her 20th World Cup victory, completing the Engiadina course in 1 minute, 14.95 seconds, for her second win this season and first at the posh Swiss resort.
		Known as "Wilde Hilde" by German fans, Gerg also vaulted into the top 15 of the all-time victories list, moving ahead of former Austrian technical specialist Anita Wachter, and equaling Croatian sensation Janica Kostelic.
		American Lindsey Kildow dropped to second after Gerg overtook her, finishing in 1:15.32.
	abcnews.go.com /Sports/wireStory?id=349450 (518 words)

	Snow Country Sports
		Three American racers qualified for the second run, but just one finished.
		Kristina Koznick (Burnsville, MN) tied for 12th with Austrian Anita Wachter as both posted times of 1:32.60.
		Caroline Lalive (Steamboat Springs, CO), who was the top American in 10th after the opening run, did not finish her second run as she hooked a ski tip on one of the last few gates of the course.
	www.snowcountrysports.com /articles.cfm?go=119 (533 words)

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