Schedule overview of Women's 15km and multiple winter events
The timetable lists events across disciplines including Curling Men and Women, Figure Skating, Hockey, Snowboarding, and Speedskating. Notable matchups feature New Zealand Sweden Britain Italy Norway United States Canada Finland Sweden Denmark Switzerland and Sweden Italy in various times from 2 am to noon and later sessions.
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New Zealand
Sweden
Italy
Britain
Norway
United States
Finland
Switzerland
Germany
Canada
Denmark
Russia
Wild 500 meters sparks Turin Olympic speed skating showdown
In Turin the 500 meters features Dan Jansen's memories and Casey FitzRandolph defending his title with Jo ey Cheek and US rival Jeremy Wotherspoon also in the mix. NBC prime time covers this event along with pairs figure skating and women's snowboarding halfpipe finals.
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Dan Jansen
Jeremy Wotherspoon
Casey FitzRandolph
FitzRandolph
Joey Cheek
Salt Lake City
Turin Winter Games highlight stars and surprises
Olympic halfpipe champion Shaun White led the U S in Turin with Danny Kass finishing second. Antoine Deneraz upset in downhill, Armin Zoeggeler won luge for Italy, Martins Rubenis bronze for Latvia. Ohno faltered as Canada and the U S dominated women hockey and speedskating events.
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Shaun White
Flying Tomato
Danny Kass
Italy
Armin Zoeggeler
Martins Rubenis
Latvia
Ohno slips in first Olympic event at Turin
Apolo Anton Ohno nearly fell in a semifinal of the 1500 meters, dashing his chance at gold as Ahn Hyun-soo won the event and Lee Ho-suk took silver. The article notes other American and international results from the Turin Games, including Shaun White’s snowboard gold and various cross country and luge outcomes.
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Ohno
South Korea
Ahn Hyun-soo
Turin
Italy
Apolo Anton Ohno
Lee Ho-suk
Ahn
Lee
China
JiaJun Li
Ohna
U.S
Colorado Springs Gazette
United States
Shaun White
Daniel Kass
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Kwan
Nagano
Salt Lake City
Michelle Kwan retires from Olympic pursuit after Turin
In a legacy shaping move, Michelle Kwan withdraws from Turin 2006 aiming to keep the US team strong. Her career spans world titles and Olympic heartbreak, with praise from USOC officials for leadership and grace.
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United States
Kwan
Turin
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