Sunday's Biathlon and Nordic Medal Winners Highlight Oslo Event
Biathlon 10km men awarded gold to Arnd Peiffer of Germany with Michal Kremar of the Czech Republic taking silver and Dominik Windisch of Italy bronze. In cross country skiathlon, Simon Hegstad Krueger of Norway won gold, Martin Johnsrud Sundby silver, Harstad Holand bronze. Female freestyle moguls crown Pertine Lattont of France gold, Justine Dufour Lapointe silver, Yulia Galysheva bronze. Luge men singles saw David Gleirscher of Austria win gold, Christopher Mazdzer of the United States silver, Maxence Parrot and Marc McMorris both named bronze. Snowboard slopestyle gold went to Redmond Gerard of the United States. Speedskating men 5000m gold to Sven Kramer of the Netherlands, silver to Ted-Jan Bloemen of Canada, bronze to Sverre Lunde Pedersen.
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Arnd Peiffer
Germany
Michal Kremar
Czech Republic
Dominik Windisch
Italy
Simon Hegstad Krueger
Nor
Marting Johnsrud Sundby
Norway
Harster Holand
Pertine Lattont
France
Justine Dufour Lapointe
Canada
Yulia Galysheva
Kazakhstan
Sven Kramer
Netherlands
Ted-Jan Bloemen
Sverre Lunde Pedersen
Ding
David Gleirscher
Austria
Christopher Mardzer
United States
Johannes Ludwig
U.S
Taylor Mortis
Tucker West
Martin Fourcade
Johannes Thingnes Boe
Perrine Laffont
Laffont
Justine Dufour-Lapointe
Multisport results highlight 2018 Olympic events and leaders
Diverse standings show Peiffer and Kremar top 10km sprint, Krueger and Sundby lead long distance Nordic events, Duhamel Radford win pairs, Medvedeva tops women’s skating, while curlers and hockey players vie for medals. US finishers feature Bailey Burke Nordgren Doherty.
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Alex Shibutani
Maia Shibutani
United States
Dimitri Soloviev
Ekaterina Bobrova
Russia
Evgenia Medvedeva
Carolina Kostner
Italy
Kaetlyn Osmond
Canada
U.S
Bradie Tennell
Meagan Duhamel
Eric Radford
Valentina Marches
Natalia Zabiako
Alexander Enbert
Chris Knierim
Alexa Scimeca Knierim
U S luge star Mazdzer snaps silver at Pyeongchang
Chris Mazdzer won silver in the men's luge at the Pyeongchang Olympics, the first American to medal in this event. He rose from a rough stretch by reshaping his sled and focusing on late-night work, with teammates and family celebrating. Austria’s David Gleirscher took gold, Germany’s Johannes Ludwig bronze. Mazdzer and Erin Hamlin had been long awaited American medalists, and his Chicago-like breakout follows a season of doubt and hard work.
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Pyeongchang
South Korea
Chris Mazdzer
USA
United States
Mazdzer
Saranac Lake
New York
Mardzer
Taylor Morris
David Gleirscher
Austria
Alpensia Sliding Center
Gleirscher
Johannes Ludwig
Germany
Felix Loch
Felix
Ludwig
Erin Hamlin
Hamlin
Ryan
Utah
Hamlins
Ryan Hamlin
Sam
Bill Tavares
Noora Raty
Hilary Knight
Knight
Kendall Coyne
Finland
Monique Lammoureux-Morando
Dani Cameranesi
Canada
Kramer Repeats Olympic Gold in 5000 Meters Race
Dutch skater Sven Kramer defended his 5000 m title with a 6 09.76 showing to set a new Olympic mark and become the first man to win three golds in the event. He beat Ted-Jan Bloemen of Canada as Fourcade and Boe faltered in biathlon.
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Sven Kramer
Felix Loch
Martin Fourcade
Johannes Thingnes Boe
Kramer
Sochi
Canada
Ted-Jan Bloemen
Worth Watching Today Day 3 Snowboard Halfpipe and Moguls
The article previews Day 3 Olympic events in Pyeongchang with women’s halfpipe finals at 9 p.m. featuring Chloe Kim and Maddie Mastro, and men’s moguls at 8:10 a.m. led by Mikael Kingsbury and Troy Murphy. It notes judging by height, technique, and difficulty, six judges with high and low scores dropped, and wind effects on ski jumping.
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U.S
Chloe Kim
Sochi
Maddie Mastro
Canada
Mikael Kingsbury
Troy Murphy
Shiffrin to open Olympic skiing in slalom at Pyeongchang
Alpine events were postponed by dangerous winds shaping the schedule. Mikaela Shiffrin will start on Wednesday in the slalom rather than debut in the giant slalom, a race postponed due to cold and wind with the women’s event moved to Yongpyong.
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Pyeongchang
South Korea
Mikaela Shiffrin
Yongpyong
Alpine Center
Jeongseon
Shiffrin
NBCSN Olympic prime time lineup detailed schedule
TV schedule lists NBCSN and NBC events including freestyle skiing moguls ice hockey luge ski jumping biathlon and snowboarding with live and replay slots. It cites 21.4 million viewers for prime time, rising to 24.2 million with NBCSN stream, against 25.1 million in Sochi and notes ABC CBS Fox total 6.1 million.
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NBCSN
Sweden
South Korea
Olympic Ice
NBC
Canada
Finland
Sochi
Rio de Janeiro
ABC
CBS
Fox
NBC apologizes over analyst Japan remark during Olympics
NBC apologized on NBCSN and to the Pyeongchang organizing committee for analyst Joshua Cooper Ramo's remark linking Japan as a model for South Korea. The petition gathered over 10,000 supporters, and NBC praised local hosts while stating Ramo’s Olympic assignment is finished.
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NBC
Japan
Joshua Cooper Ramo
Shinzo Abe
Ramo
NBCSN
Pyeongchang
Korea
South Korea
Time Magazine
Kissinger Associates
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Maxence Parrot
Marc McMorris
Redmond Gerard
Unite States
Amd Peiffer
Lowell Bailey
Tim Burke
Leif Nordgren
Sean Doherty
Martin Johnsrud Sundby
Hans Christer
Lund
Scott Patterson
Erik Bjornsen
Patrick Caldwell
Noah Hollman
Scott Moir
Tessa Virtue
Marek
Pertine Laffont
Jakara Anthony
Australia
Brittany Cox
Andi Naude
Emery Lehman
China
Switzerland
Kwandang Hockey Centre
Pea
Lim Hyojun
Lee Jung-Su
Choi Minjeong
Wang Meng
Zhou Yang
Fan Kexin
Qu Chunyu
Han Yutong
Sun Linlin
Zhang Hui
Chris Mardzer
Peiffer
Fourcade
Thingnes Boe
Larkov
Denis Spitsov
Krueger
Hans Christer Holand
Sarah Hendrickson
The
Associated Press
Rui Akita
International Ice Hockey Federation
IIHF
Ukita
Annie Svedin
Svedin
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