Medalists listed for Luge Nordic Combined and Snowboard events
Germany leads luge doubles with Tobias Art and Tobias Wend taking gold while Austria earns silver and Germany bronzes. In Nordic Combined, Eric Frenzel of Germany wins gold with Akito Watabe of Japan silver and Lukas Klapfer of Austria bronze. Snowboard halfpipe sees Shaun White of the United States gold with Ayumu Hirano of Japan silver and Scott James of Australia bronze. Jorien Ter Mors of the Netherlands captures the women's 1000 gold with Nao Kodaira of Japan silver and Miho Takagi of Japan bronze.
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Germany
Tobias Art
Tobias Wend
Austria
Georg Fischler
Peter Penz
Toni Eggert
Sascha Benecken
Eric Frenzel
Akito Watabe
Japan
Lukas Klapfer
Shaun White
United States
Ayumu Hirano
Scott James
Australia
Jorien Ter Mors
Netherlands
Nao Kodaira
Miho Takagi
Bias Wend
Asia
Cane
Lorenz Koller
Thomas Steu
Canada
Istan Walker
Justin Snr
Basin
Andris Sics
Juris Sics
Tay
Fabian Malleler
van Nagler
Andrew Sherk
Dustin Krewson
U.S
Jayson Terdiman
Matthew Mortensen
Jarl Magnus Rilber
Norway
Johannes Rydzek
Eero Hirvonen
Finland
Fabian Riessle
Sikka Herola
Bryan Fletcher
Talvor Fletscher
Ben Loomis
Jasper Good
Ben Ferguson
Patrick Burgener
Switzerland
Chase Josey
Raibu Katayama
Jake Pates
Jorien Terrers
Brittany Bowe
Vanessa Bittner
Marit Leenstra
Karolina Erbanova
Czech Republic
Heather Bergsma
Jerica Tandiman
Frenzel
Watabe
Broken Terrors
Figure Skating Pairs Short Program Results Highlight Top Nations
The event lists Han Cong and Sui Wenjing leading with 82.39 for China, followed by Tarasova Morozov of OA Russia and Duhamel Radford of Canada. U.S. teams Knierim Scimeca Knierim and others place among finalists with varied scores. Individual Nordic and alpine-like listings show Frenzel, Watabe, Klapfer competing in the normal hill and pursuit disciplines with times and scores.
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Han Cong
Sui Wenjing
China
Evgenia Tarasova
Vladimir Morozov
Russia
Meagan Duhamel
Eric Radford
Canada
Aljona Savchenko
Bruno Massot
Germany
Yu Xiaoyu
Zhang Hao
U.S
Chris Knierim
Alexa Scimeca Knierim
United States
Curling and hockey scores from an Olympic style event
Curling results include United States 11 over South Korea 7 and Sweden 9 over Denmark 5 among others with Britain, Switzerland, Canada, and Italy posting varied outcomes. Ice hockey saw United States edge Slovenia in overtime 3 2 and Russia listed with mixed results against Slovakia and Switzerland.
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United States
South Korea
Sweden
Denmark
Canada
Italy
Britain
Switzerland
Japan
Norway
Russia
China
Slovenia
Slovakia
Korea
Hockey Preliminary Round Group B Schedule
The schedule lists Group B games at Kwandong and Gangneung venues with matchups including Finland vs Germany, Norway vs Sweden, Czech Republic vs South Korea, United States vs Slovakia, and Switzerland vs Canada. Times shown include 10 p.m. for the US Slovakia game and 7 a.m. for Czech Korea.
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Germany
Netherlands
Norway
Canada
United States
Japan
France
Russia
Austria
Sweden
Italy
South Korea
Australia
Czech Republic
Finland
China
Slovakia
Switzerland
Kazakhstan
Kwandong Hockey Centre
Slovenia
Gangneung Hockey Centre
Itzerland
U S Falls 3 2 In OT To Slovenia In Olympic Opener
Slovenia shocks United States 3 2 in overtime as Jan Mursak nets the winner 38 seconds into OT after tying the game with 1 37 left in regulation. Brian O Neill and Jordan Greenway gave the U S a 2 0 lead before fatigue set in and Slove nia surged with Gasper Kroselj stopping 34 of 36 shots.
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Ryan Zapolski
Brian O’neill
Jordan Greenway
U.S
Worth Watching Today Day 6 Olympic Preview
The article highlights Nathan Chen as a standout in the men’s short program with quad emphasis and warns he is not unbeatable. It also previews luge team relay, skeleton, and alpine skiing schedule at Pyeongchang with event times and notable details.
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North America
U.S
Nathan Chen
Chen
NBC
Bode Miller
Dan Hicks
Austria
Anna Veith
Veith
Miller
Svindal claims Olympic downhill gold oldest in Alpine skiing
In Jeongseon Svindal of Norway won the men's downhill by 0.12 seconds over teammate Jansrud achieving Olympic alpine gold at age 35. Feuz of Switzerland took bronze as the event followed calm cool conditions after wind delays.
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Aksel Lund Svindal
Svindal
Norway
Kjetil Jansrud
Jeongseon
South Korea
Feuz
Switzerland
Austria
Mario Matt
Germany’s Savchenko Massot Win Pair Skating Gold
Germany’s Savchenko and Massot clinched the pairs title with a record free skate scoring 159.31 and an overall 235.90 to become the first German pair gold since 1952. China’s Sui Wenjing and Han Cong led after the short but dropped to 235.47 for silver with 153.08 in their free skate.
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Allena Savchenko
Bruno Massot
Germany
Savchenko
Massot
Armand Amar
China
Sui Wenjing
Han Cong
White faces questions over harassment case at Olympics
At a news conference the snowboarder denied gossip and said he is focused on the Olympics. The suit from Zawaideh alleges repeated harassment, forced viewing of pornography, a drunken incident, unwanted touching, and an attempted kiss. Zawaideh’s attorney urged accountability amid MeToo era calls.
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White
U.S
Nick Alexakos
Alexakos
NBC
Bohm
Zawaideh
Bad Things
Warner Bros. Records
Pyeongchang
NBCSN and CNBC Olympic Night Schedule Summary
NBCSN airs women's cross country 10km finals and multiple live men events including curling ice hockey and biathlon. CNBC features women's curling and late night luge and biathlon coverage with live flag to flag events across noon to midnight.
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NBCSN
USA
Canada
Norway
U.S
Italy
NBC
CNBC
Slovakia
Sweden
Speed suits and scandals swirl around Pyeongchang skeleton
At the Pyeongchang Games amid cheating concerns over Britain’s speed suits, U.S. athletes debated legality and innovation. Kellie Uhlaender noted suit quality, while Canada and others weigh safety, with UK defending legality as Olsen returns to sledding after surgery. Prince Albert showcases snow volleyball at Austria House.
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Pyeongchang
Britain
U.S
Katie Uhlaender
Prince Albert of
Monaco
Albert
Austria House
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