Americans edge Finland as Rooney stars in Olympic hockey opener
Maddie Rooney, 20, debuts with 23 saves to back an Olympic run for the United States who beat Finland 2-1 then face Olympic Athletes From Russia before winding up the preliminaries vs Canada. Lamoureux and Morando teamed for goals in a tense matchup.
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Byron balances Cup rookie schedule with college work
Daytona Beach Florida NASCAR Cup rookie William Byron, 19, aims to align online Liberty University studies with his Hendrick Motorsports schedule after posting the fifth fastest Daytona qualifying lap. He plans to study before races and continues his online business communications degree. Byron previously won the 2015 K and N East title and the 2016 Truck Series title push.
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Record-breaking golds and shocks in Sochi and biathlon events
The report notes Tareet Loch and David Gleirscher’s dramatic luge results with Loch’s sudden end and Gleirscher earning Austria its first men’s singles medal. It also covers Johannes Thingnes Bae’s biathlon gold chase, Fourcade’s penalty laps affecting the podium, and Peiffer’s clean shooting leading to gold ahead of Kecesar and Winitzch in a surprising two-man race context.
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Perrine Laffont wins France first women's moguls gold
Data as of Feb 11 recounts Perrine Laffont securing France's first women's moguls gold with a 79.72 score. Justine Dufour Lapointe of Canada takes silver, Julia Galysheva earns bronze. Alpine program dates shift as organizers postpone the men's downhill due to gondola maintenance.
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