Alfred Hagn, born on 18 February 1948 in Elbach near Fischbachau in Bavaria and died on 11 April 2020 in Kreuth, was a West German alpine skier who competed at the 1968 Grenoble and 1972 Sapporo Winter Games. His best Olympic result was fourth in the 1972 giant slalom, 17 hundredths of a second behind the bronze medallist Werner Mattle of Switzerland, after he had set the second best time in the first run. He won three West German national titles, in the slalom in 1968, the downhill in 1970 and the giant slalom in 1972. After retiring in 1976 he worked as a semi-professional skier and tennis player, then as a hotel manager at Tegernsee and as manager of a golf course near Dresden.
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Competed In: 1968 Winter Olympics, Results, 1968 Winter Olympics
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Competed In: 1972 Winter Olympics, Results, 1972 Winter Olympics
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