Tatiana Totmianina and Maxim Marinin win Turin pairs title
Totmianina and Marinin repeat Olympic greatness by winning the pairs figure skating gold with a 14.75 point margin over China's Zhang Dan and Zhang Hao. Cheek grabs speed skating 500m for the U S. Hedrick adds 5,000m medal potential while Teter and Bleiler collect women’s snowboarding hardware.
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Medal tally report for 44 events as of Monday
The current tally shows 48 medals awarded across 44 events. Details indicate which nations and athletes earned gold silver and bronze in track field and other competitions through Monday’s session.
NBCs Evening Olympic Schedule Highlights Events
NBC airs 4pm coverage of women's team sprint final and luge women singles on same day tape. Evening shows include men's short program in figure skating and alpine skiing gold final for Carbined, and women's 500m in speed skating. Late night features cross country team sprint finals and medals, with primetime replay.
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Russians extend Olympic figure skating dynasty in Turin
Tatiana Totmianina and Maxim Marinin secured gold with a dominant performance in Turin, widening Russia’s Olympic pairs gold streak since 1954. Zhang Dan and Zhang Hao took bronze after a fall by Zhang Dan, while American luge suffered a severe crash and was hospitalized. In biathlon, Ishmuratova won for Russia, aided by Pyleva and Glagow. curling saw the U.S. men rout Norway, with Finland edging the U.S. women in the opener. Sweden and Finland advanced in women’s hockey as semifinals loom.
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Results From Alpine and Snowboard Schedule
Olympic style event notes with cross country and alpine races, detailing multiple divisions and competitors across men and women. Teams mentioned include Sweden, United States, Norway, Denmark, and Japan with standings and timings for various speed skating and figure skating sections.
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Snowboarders sweep halfpipe as US dominates Olympics
The United States tops the Salt Lake City halfpipe finals led by Clark Bleiler and Teter, delivering a historic 1 2 3 sweep. Bleiler recalls heartbreak in 2002 while Teter, 19, boasts a playful, confident style as she celebrates a gold medal with a syrup-making hobby and family Team Teter.
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Snowboard Pioneer Burton Boosts US Olympic Snowboard Rise
The article traces Jake Burton's path from Vermont farms to founding a snowboard boom that reshaped alpine sport. It notes early resistance from resorts, rapid sales growth, and a global expansion as snowboarding gained legitimacy alongside traditional disciplines. It also contrasts American dominance with uneven worldwide competitiveness and highlights athletes from Poland and Russia shaping the sport's global reach.
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