Ice dancing center stage at Olympics with Belbin and Agosto
NBC will air the ice dance free skate in prime time as Tanith Belbin and Ben Agosto compete in the final round. Other events include Sweden and Finland in women's hockey semifinals and Canada facing Sweden in women's curling, with multiple live and delayed coverage across channels.
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Lindsey Vonn
Apolo Anton Ohno
NBC
Tanith Belbin
Ben Agosto
U.S
Canada
Sweden
Finland
Switzerland
Simon Ammann
Iimp
Schedule highlights from Whistler Olympic events
Cross-country skiing features women and men team sprint semifinals and finals at Whistler Olympic Park. Curling centre hosts multiple noon to night matches. Figure skating free dance at Pacific Coliseum. Freestyle skiing aerials qualifiers at Cypress Mountain. Hockey at Canada Place with USA Sweden and Canada Finland. Ski Jump team rounds run 1 p.m. and 1 45 p.m.
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Whistler Olympic Park
Pacific Coliseum
Cypress Mountain
Canadian skaters vie for medals as Vancouver Games blaze
Canadians Virtue and Moir win the original dance with 68.41 points to edge Davis White by 2.60, leading 111.15 overall into the free dance. Reigning champions Domnina Shabalin drop to third while Belbin Agosto sit fourth. Competitive highlights include Neuner’s biathlon gold and Lange’s fourth bobsled title as the U S medal tally climbs.
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Canada
Tessa Virtue
Scott Moir
Virtue
Moir
Meryl Davis
Charlie White
Davis
White
Oksana Domnina
Maxim Shabalin
Tanith Belbin
Ben Agosto
Germany
Magdalena Neuner
Switzerland
Michael Schmid
Andre Lange
Ireen Wust
Netherlands
U.S.-Canada hockey fuels Vancouver crowds
Fans pack streets near Canada Hockey Place as a Canada USA showdown draws 5,000 at a single intersection and bars fill hours before the puck. Vendors hawk flags while police limit disruption by closing liquor stores early. Americans and Canadians mingle in a charged, festive atmosphere.
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Larry Sage
Associated Press
Vancouver
British Columbia
Taylor Gemmel
U.S
Ryan Miller
Gemmel
Miller
Canada
Chilliwack
Canada Hockey Place
Mathieu Bedard
Canada House
Bedard
Arena
Sunday Olympic Medal Winners Across Alpine Skiing Biathlon Bobsled and Speed Skating
Gold and silver medals awarded in multiple events with named athletes across alpine skiing biathlon bobsled ski cross and speed skating. Highlights include Bode Miller Franconia New Hampshire and Ivica Kostelic Croatia in alpine combined and Magdalena Neuner Germany leading the women 12.5km mass start.
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Bode Miller
Franconia
N.H
Ivica Kostelic
Croatia
Silvan Zurbriggen
Switzer
Evgeny Ustyugov
Russia
Martin Fourcade
France
Pavel Hurajt
Slovakia
Magdalena Neuner
Germany
Olga Zaitseva
Simone Hauswald
Gert
Men's Super Combined Final Rankings and Related Events
Readouts show Bode Miller of Franconia New Hampshire finishing seventh in the men’s super combined with downhill and slalom times, Ted Ligety of Park City Utah placing second, and Will Brandenburg of Spokane Washington at eleventh. Biathlon mass start results list Burke and Teela with penalties. Sliding center rankings include United States teams finishing third to tenth in four runs. Ice dance rankings feature Davis White leading with 67.08 and Belbin Agosto close behind. Additional notes cover compulsory and original dance standings and ski cross qualification results.
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Bode Miller
Miller
Vancouver
U.S
Germany
Norway
United States
Canada
Soviet Union
Lake Placid
Russia
Czech Republic
Alex Ovechkin
Jaromir Jagr
Jeannie Rochette
Rochette
Olympic Village
Andre Lange
Ireen Wust
Netherlands
Wust
Franconia
N.H
Ted Ligety
Park City
Utah
Will Brandenburg
Spokane
Wash
Andrew Weibrecht
N.Y
Whistler Sliding Centre
Steven Holcomb
Curtis Tomasevicz
Shelby
Neb
John Napier
Steven Langton
Melrose
Mass
Mike Kohn
Fairfax
Nick Cunningham
Monterey
Calif
Meryl Davis
West Bloomfield
Mich
Charlie White
Ann Arbor
Tanith Belbin
Kirkland
Quebec
Benjamin Agosto
Chicago
Emily Samuelson
Novi
Evan Bates
Elyria Cardinal Baseball Holds Tryouts This February
Elyria Cardinal Baseball sponsored by Pate Ca au hosts open tryouts on February 28 at Powerhouse Gym 3rd floor 419 Broad Street Elyria for 10U 11 00 12U 12 00 and 13 14U 1 00 with a second session on March 7 at the same times.
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Nolding
Powerhouse Gym
Broad Street
Elyria
Elyria Cardinal
Elyria Baseball
Lorain County
Cardinal
John Dixon
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Atowiyn
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The
Skater
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Evgeni Malkin
Ovechkin
Jagr
Schmid
Chris del Bosco
Daron Rahives
Casey Puckett
West
Christine Nesbitt
Lange
Whistler Sliding Center
Thomas Florschuetz
Alexsandr Zubkov
Neuner
U.s.-Canada
Stadium-Chinatown
Mike Cooper
States
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Fort Collins
Colo
Tim Stiller
Chester
South Korea
Austria
Poland
Italy
Australia
Latvia
Belarus
Slovenia
Estonia
Kazakhstan
Kevin Kuske
Richard Adjer
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Switzerain
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Audun Groenvold
Kristina Groves
Martina Sablikova
Burke
Paul Smiths
Jeremy Teela
Heber City
Uta
Aspen
Caron Rahlves
Sugar Bowl
Hlues
Puckett
Heather Richardson
High Point
N.C
Jennifer Rodriguez
Miami
Jillianne Rookard
Woodhaven
Catherine Raney-Norman
Elm Grove
Wis
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