Snowboarding drug controversy rocks Olympic gold winner
Canadian snowboarder Ross Rebagliati faces a doping dispute after marijuana residue found in his urine. He claims second-hand smoke from a recent party caused the test result, while officials weigh sanctions. The case tests the sport's image as youthfully brash and volatile.
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Olympic moment as Boit team embraces Daehlie in snowbound finish
At Hakuba on a freezing morning, Bjorn Daehlie wins his sixth Olympic gold as Philip Boit, a Kenyan debutant who saw snow only two years earlier, struggles to finish 10K. The crowd erupts as Boit crosses, embracing the legend. Nike’s experiment with Kenyan runners draws debate while Boit vows to improve, and Daehlie contemplates his place among winter legends.
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Nairobi
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Daehlie
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Norway
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US Women Eye Gold After 4-2 Win Over Finland
The United States ices hockey team, 4-2 over Finland before 3,688 at Aqua Wing, moves to 3-0 in the inaugural women s tournament. With Japan and Canada remaining on the docket, a U.S. victory and a Canada win would secure a gold medal game spot against Canada next Tuesday. Movsessian credited team bonding and a strong effort as pivotal to the win while Finland coach Korpi praised his team s effort despite the loss.
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Colorado Springs
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Canada loses Kariya to Olympic hockey injury
Canada's bid for a first Olympic gold since 1952 suffered a setback as Paul Kariya was ruled out with a concussion. Mark Recchi of the Montreal Canadiens replaces him on the roster while Kariya plans to recover and focus on the NHL season. Team Canada GM Bob Clarke confirmed the medical decision.
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U S Athletes’ Mixed Results at Nagano Winter Olympics
Readable spans show multiple American entries across alpine, biathlon, freestyle, luge, ski jumping and speed skating. Notable names include Kathleen Monahan, Jenna Mendes, Donna Weinbrecht, Erin Warren, Cammy Myler, Bethany Calcaterra-McMahon, and Jennifer Rodriguez with various placements and times.
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Waterford
Conn
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Anchorage
Casey Calby
Lake Placid
Randy Weber
Steamboat Springs
Cola
Brendan Doran
Jennifer Rodriguez
Miami
Kirstin Holum
Waukesha
Wis
Sacatherine Raney
Elm Grove
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