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:fi: took first gold medal: Iivo Niskanen was 1st in Men's 15km classic Cross-County Skiing. Other :fi:s Perttu Hyvärinen was 6th, Ristomatti Hakola 28th and Remi Lindholm 45th.
 

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We should start a petition to move all competitions to the ice channel track muahahah :lol:
Gold and Silver in Men`s skeleton. xclap
 
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Despite a couple of tough losses for our curling teams, Canada's women's hockey team steamrolled Sweden 11-0 to advance to the semifinals - they await the winner of Switzerland vs. ROC
 

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Other :fi: results:

Women's 7,5km Sprint Biathlon:

Mari Eder was 28th, Suvi Minkkinen 51st, Erika Jänkä 73rd and Nastassia Kinnunen 75th.

Men's Icehockey:

:fi: team won Latvia by 3-1. Valtteri Kemiläinen, Leo Komarov and Marko Anttila scored our goals.
 

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Eliot Grondin and Meryeta O'Dine combined to pick up the bronze medal for Canada in the debut of mixed team snowboard cross
 

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Wohooo the first cross country skiing medal for Germany since 2014! Silver in the Women‘s relay. The empire strikes back!
 

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:eek: Wow, this silver medal in Cross Country skiing is the big surprise I was waiting for. The thing I expected the least :lol: So we made a bit up for the flops in Snowboard, where I expected us to win some medals

Hope one of our ski-jumpers can surprise today xpray
 

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Eh Norway is gonna run away in the medal table tomorrow. It’s not unlikely that we won’t get a single medal tomorrow.
Our only chance to stay on their heels is the skeleton women getting the gold later today. Fingers crossed.

Edit: Nevermind Lindvik won gold so yea, Norway should now head into the second week with 2 or even 3 gold in front.
 
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Today's :fi: results:

Men's Biathlon 10km Sprint:

Tero Seppälä was 25th, Olli Hiidensalo 37th, Heikki Laitinen 54th and Tuomas Harjula 92nd.

Cross-County Skiing: Women's 4x5km Relay

:fi: with team Anne Kyllönen, Johanna Matintalo, Kerttu Niskanen and Krista Pärmäkoski was 4th. They lost :se: with 0,5 seconds.

Figure Skating: Ice Dance - Rhythm Dance:

Juulia Turkkila and Matthias Versluis were 16th and they qualified to the Free Dance.

Women's Icehockey:

:fi: won :jp: by 7-1. Petra Nieminen scored hat trick. Viivi Vainikka, Michelle Karvinen, Susanna Tapani and Sanni Hakala scored once.

Men's Ski Jumping Large Hill:

Antti Aalto was 17th.
 

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Good afternoon for :de: :D

Geiger won Bronze in Ski jumping which is a massive achievement after he struggled so much so far in Beijing. He finally proved he's got winner mentality. Great success!
In the ski-jumping team event on Monday we are a good contender for the medals. It is an open fight for Gold. Slovenia is probably my favorite to win it as they've got the most balanced team atm. The Austrian are pretty dangerous too, especially if Kraft doesn't slip as he did in the first heat today. In the training sessions, qualification and second heat he was always among the best on this hill.

Moreover Neise won Gold in Skeleton. We won 6/6 in the ice channel track so far. We can easily win some Gold medals in the Bob competitions, except from the Monobob event in which the Americans usually do better.

The Medal Table has been tight so far but now it looks like :no: and :de: pulled clear of the other countries, just like in 2018.

However I agree with GermanBango that Norway is gonna become the Number One pretty soon. In order to be the Number One in the end, we gotta beat them in some of their top disciplines... Nordic Combined team event would be a good chance. Maybe another shock gold in Biathlon or maybe Gold in ski jumping team event.. there is a chance but it doesn't seem to be realistic to me.
 

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Not much on the Canada front right now, the women's hockey team will play Switzerland in the semifinal - in the last meeting between the two teams the Canadians hammered them 12-1
 

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Today's :fi: result:

Alpine Skiing:

Men's Giant Slalom: Samu Torsti QNF:ed.

Biathlon:

Women's 10km Pursuit: Mari Eder was 30th and Suvi Minkkinen was 43rd.

Men's 12,5km Pursuit: Tero Seppälä was 21st, Heikki Laitinen 49th and Olli Hiidensalo 52nd.

Cross-County Skiing:

Men's 4x10km Relay: Our team Ristomatti Hakola, Iivo Niskanen, Perttu Hyvärinen and Joni Mäki was 6th.

Men's Ice Hockey:

:fi: beated :se: by 4-3 on Over time. Our goal scorers were Iiro Pakarinen (scored twice), Teemu Hartikainen and Harri Pesonen.
 

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:ca: update

Steven Dubois took another bronze medal in men's short track 500 in speed skating

Men's curling team defeated the US 10-5 thanks to a huge 4-point steal in the second end, next game is against Italy

Men's hockey team beat China 5-0 to wrap up group play, will face them again in the knockout round
 

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Well at least we got the bronze in the ski jumping team event. Tomorrow could be a really strong day for German athletes:
- Kira Weidle was second in both downhill test runs so a medal is definitely possible here
- The German biathlon guys have a shot at a medal in the relay ... it`s gonna be hard but not impossible (probably gonna be a fight of 5 nations)
- In the Nordic Combined a medal is always possible
- annnnd last but not least we have a shot at all three medals in the two-men-bobsleigh event (Germans on 1, 2 and 4 after two runs)
 
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:ca: report

Women's hockey: Demolished Swizerland 10-3 to advance to the gold medal game
Men's curling: Defeated Italy 7-3 to improve to 4-2. Double dip today against ROC and China
Women's curling: Two big wins against ROC (11-5) and Great Britain (7-3) to even their record at 3-3
Women's monobob: Christine de Bruin takes the bronze medal
 

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Well at least we got the bronze in the ski jumping team event. Tomorrow could be a really strong day for German athletes:
- Kira Weidle was second in both downhill test runs so a medal is definitely possible here
- The German biathlon guys have a shot at a medal in the relay ... it`s gonna be hard but not impossible (probably gonna be a fight of 5 nations)
- In the Nordic Combined a medal is always possible
- annnnd last but not least we have a shot at all three medals in the two-men-bobsleigh event (Germans on 1, 2 and 4 after two runs)
I really look forward to tomorrow xyes :D

And I am very satisfied with our ski jumpers. They aren't in their best condition (they had their form peak in December I guess) and they spent most of the competition today on the 4th place but they never gave up and kept their nerves.

How ironic that Lindvik of all jumpers messed it up for Norway today with two weak jumps. Norway would probably have won gold if Lindvik performed as he did in the single competition.

Looking into Lindviks face after the result appeared you would not believe he got Olympic champion a few days ago... he was really devastated. Joy and sorrow lie close together
 

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Fun Fact: Since women's hockey was added to the program for the 1998 Games in Nagano, Canada has been in every gold medal final. And in all but one instance, their opponent has been the US - the only exception was Turin 2006 when their opponent was Sweden
 

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Oh dear lord…. Two 4th places already. :rolleyes:
Edit: Aaaaannd another 4th place. Ridiculous.
 
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Team :ca: update

Long track speed skating: Ivanie Blondin, Valerie Maltais and Isabelle Weidemann won gold in the women's team pursuit, setting a new Olympic record
Snowboarding: Max Parrot won bronze in men's big air
Curling: The men's team split their day winning 10-8 over China but losing 7-6 in an extra end to ROC. Next game is a crucial one against Great Britain
Hockey: The men's team beat China 7-2 in the knockout round and will face Sweden in the quarterfinals
 
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