england finished 4 – 2 in the world cup.
where did england finish in the world cup?
4 – 2
her finest season was in 1996-1997 when she won ten world cup races and took the overall, slalom, and combined titles. she dethroned the previous years world cup overall winner katja seizinger by over 500 points. in the slalom discipline she was incredibly dominant with 5 wins, 2 silvers, 1 bronze, and 1 4th in 9 world cup slalom races. she won her first ever world cup downhill in the world cup finale weekend, making her one of the first women ever to win world cup races in all 5 disciplines. she also led the world cup super g standings until the final race, and needed only a 5th-place finish in the super g on world cup finale weekend (with gerg's 2nd-place finish) to secure the season super g title. unfortunately on pace for a 2nd or 3rd-place finish and to easily reach this, she went off course, losing the season super g crystal globe to hilde gerg. wiberg considers the super g her second best event after the slalom and her favorite event to ski, but it is where she has had the most bad luck and disappointment through her 4th place in lillehammer, mistakes at the 96 and 97 worlds, and highly unlucky loss of the super g season crystal globe in the 97 season.
pernilla wiberg
an england youth international, charles played at the 2016 uefa women's under-17 championship and the 2016 fifa u-17 women's world cup.





























during uefa u-17 qualifying, charles was the third-leading scorer for england with six goals. she then tied for the bronze boot at the uefa final tournament with four goals, helping england finish third and qualify for the 2016 fifa u-17 women's world cup.





























charles played in all four matches at the 2016 fifa u-17 women's world cup without scoring, as england went out against japan in the quarter-finals.
niamh charles