Australian skeleton racer Jaclyn Narracott was reunited with her family at Brisbane Airport on Tuesday.<br /><br />Ms Narracott's family were ready with balloons and flowers to welcome her back in the arrival's area.<br /><br />The 31-year-old Queenslander came second in the women's skeleton final at the Yanqing National Sliding Centre on Saturday night.<br /><br />Australia had never before medalled in any of the sliding events at a Winter Olympics and doesn't even have any training facilities, with Narracott based in England and having to prepare in Europe and Korea.<br /><br />It brings Australia's medal tally in Beijing to four - one gold, two silvers and a bronze - bettering the overall haul of three medals won at the last three Olympics.
