Medalists from Wednesday alpine and speed events
Golds and silvers across alpine skiing bobsled cross country and speed skating from Wednesdays competitions. Notable winners include Sofia Goggia Italy and Brady Leman Canada with strong showings by Norway Japan United States and the Netherlands.
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Norway
Germany
Canada
Netherlands
United States
France
Russia
Japan
Austria
South Korea
Italy
Sweden
Switzerland
China
Czech Republic
Britain
Finland
Slovakia
Australia
Belarus
Poland
Spain
Ukraine
Slovenia
Kazakhstan
Latvia
Liechtenstein
Wide-ranging Olympic results across skiing and curling events
Daily results show Goggia and Mowinckel leading in women's alpine, with Suter and Welather close behind. Cross country team sprint sees Norway and USA standings led by Randall and Diggins in final. Figure skating short program leaders list Zagitova and Medvedeva, while curling proceeds to semifinals with USA, Canada and Sweden advancing and bronze decided by OA Russia.
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Norway
Martin Johnstad Sundby
Johannes Hoefflot Klaebe
Russia
Alexander Bolshunov
Denis Spitsov
France
Maurice Manificat
Richard Jouve
United States
Kikkan Randall
Jessica Diggins
Sweden
Charlotte Kalla
Stina Nilsson
Marit Bjoergen
Maiken Caspersen Falla
Brady Leman
Canada
Marc Bischofberger
Switzerland
Sergey Ridzik
Martin Johnsrud Sundby
Johannes Hoefslot Klaebe
Marcus Hellner
Calle Halfvarsson
Italy
Dietmar Nockler
Federico Pellegrino
Simeon Hamilt Erik Bjornsen
Matti Bjorgen
Laurien van der Graaff
Nadine Faehndrich
Wise defends halfpipe gold at PyeongChang Olympics
Freestyle skier David Wise wins the Phoenix Snow Park halfpipe title with a 97.20 on his final run to give the United States its seventh halfpipe gold of the Games. Alex Ferreira takes silver while Nico Porteous earns bronze for New Zealand after a nerve filled contest.
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Pyeongchang
South Korea
Phoenix
David Wise
U.S
Wise
Alex Ferreira
Phoenix Snow Park
Chloe Kim
Shaun White
Red Gerard
Jamie Anderson
Gangneung Olympic Plaza
Ferreira
Nico Porteous
New Zealand
Zoi Sadowski Synnott
Porteous
Meyers Taylor Delivers Silver In Pyeongchang Olympic Run
U S bobsledder Elana Meyers Taylor with Lauren Gibbs claimed silver, capping a transformed four year perspective as she savors the moment after a 0.07 second deficit to Germany's Mariana Jamanka at the Alpensia Sliding Center. The night also saw Czech Republic upset the U S in overtime, ending the hockey tournament as Ryan Zapolski reflected on the shootout loss.
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Germany
Mariana Jamanka
Lisa Buckwitz
United States
Elana Meyers Taylor
Lauren Gibbs
Canada
Phylicia George
Kaillie Humphries
U.S
Meyers Taylor
Pyeongchang
Alpensia Sliding Center
Nic Taylor
Czech Republic
Pavel Francouz
Dominik Hasek
Chris Bourque
Ryan Donato
Marc Arcobello
Terry
Bobby Butler
Petr Koukal
Ryan Zapolski
Zapolski
Olympic skating battle and curling medal chase day
Day thirteen coverage flags a pair of Russian teen free skate rivals Evgenia Medvedeva and Alina Zagatova in a tight 81.61 to 80.30 race, Mirai Nagasu falters, curling semis loom between Canada and the United States, Sweden, Switzerland, and skicross finals at 9:20 p.m. Nordic Combined team race starts at 5:20 a.m. with four men jumping and a 5 km cross country leg awaiting the winner.
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Evgenia Medvedeva
Alina Zagatova
Mirai Nagasu
U.S
Canada
Sweden
Switzerland
Chris del Bosco
NBC Olympic Night Schedule Highlights a Packed Live lineup
NBCSN airs women and men biathlon relay finals and Nordic combined team events at 5 20 and 7 45 AM live. Short track curling semifinals and gold medal finals appear with figure skating and alpine events across NBC NBCSN CNBC and NBC channels including late night alpine skiing and ski cross finals.
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NBC
CNBC
NBCSN
Krushelnitsky to return Olympic bronze after drug test
Alexander Krushelnitsky will surrender his PyeongChang mixed doubles bronze after testing positive for meldonium. The Russian Curling Federation confirmed the result and said the medal would be returned. IOC decisions and broadcast ratings near the closing ceremony loom in parallel coverage.
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Alexander Krushelnitsky
Russian Curling Federation
State TV
Krushelnitsky
Anastasia Bryzgalova
Valentina Parinova
Russia 1
International Olympic Committee
Russia
Pyeongchang
IOC
Mark Adams
Thomas Bach
Igor Levitin
Vladimir Putin
Adams
Bach
Levitin
Americans win first Olympic cross country team medal
Randall and Diggins clinched the United States first team event medal in cross country skiing at the Winter Games. Diggins, Randall celebrate amid a huge crowd of teammates and family as Sweden takes silver and Norway bronze. Broergen noted the boost for U S skiers and praised the happy duo.
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Randall
Diggins
Kikkan
Jessie
Bill Koch
Koch
United States
Clay
Clay Diggins
Rikkan
Jess
Sweden
Norway
Marit Bjoergen
Ole Einar Bjoerndalen
Bjoergen
Broergen
USA
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