MEDAL TRACKER
Through Monday (65 medal events)
NationGSBTot
Norway119828
Germany106420
Canada75618
Netherlands65213
OA Russia03811
United States53311
France43411
Austria42410
Japan25310
Sweden4307
South Korea3227
Switzerland2417
China0527
Italy2136
Czech Republic1236
Britain1034
Slovakia1203
Australia0213
Finland0033
Belarus1102
Poland1012
Spain0022
Ukraine1001
Slovenia0101
Kazakhstan0011
Latvia0011
Liechtenstein0011
TUESDAY'S SCHEDULE
(All times are Twin Cities time)
BIATHLON
Mixed relay, 5:15 am
BOBSLEDDING
Women's two-man heat 1, 5:50 am
Women's two-man heat 2, 7 am
CURLING
MEN
Switzerland vs. United States, 5:05 am
Norway vs. Italy, 5:05 am
Japan vs. Denmark, 5:05 am
Britain vs. United States, 11:05 pm
Denmark vs. Canada, 11:05 pm
South Korea vs. Japan, 11:05 pm
Sweden vs. Norway, 11:05 pm
WOMEN
South Korea vs. OA Russia, 6:05 pm
Sweden vs. China, 6:05 pm
Switzerland vs. Denmark, 6:05 pm
Canada vs. Britain, 6:05 pm
FIGURE SKATING
Women's short program, 7 pm
FREESTYLE SKIING
Men's ski cross seeding round, 8:30 pm
Men's ski cross finals, 10:15 pm
HOCKEY
WOMEN
Fifth place: Japan vs. Switzerland, 1:30 am
MEN • QUALIFICATIONS
Norway vs. Slovenia, 1:30 am
Findland vs. South Korea, 6 am
Switzerland vs. Germany, 6 am
MEN • QUARTERFINAL
Czech Republic vs. U.S.-Slovakia winner, 9 pm
NORDIC COMBINED
Men's jumping (large hill), 4 am
Men's 10K race, 6:45 am
SHORT TRACK SPEEDSKATING
Women's 1000 qualification, 4 am
Men's 500 qualification, 4:45 am
Women's 3000 relay final, 5:30 am
SNOWBOARDING
Men's big air qualifications, 6:30 pm
WEDNESday's Schedule
(All times are Twin Cities time)
ALPINE SKIING
Men's slalom: First run, 7 pm
Men's slalom: Second run, 10:15 pm
BOBSLEDDING
Women's two-man heat 3, 5:40 am
Women's two-man heat 4
CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING
Women's team sprint, 2 am
Men's team sprint, 4 am
CURLING
MEN
Men's tiebreaker, 5:30 pm
WOMEN
United States vs. Sweden, 5:05 am
Switzerland vs. Japan, 5:05 am
OA Russia vs. Canada, 5:05 am
South Korea vs. Denmark, 5:05 am
Women's tiebreaker, 5:30 pm
FREESTYLE SKIING
Men's halfpipe finals, 8:30 pm
HOCKEY
MEN
Qualification
Slovenia vs. Norway, 1:30 am
Finland vs. South Korea, 6 am
Switzerland vs. Germany, 6 am
Quarterfinals
United States vs. Czech Republic, 9 pm
SNOWBOARDING
Men's parallel giant slalom qualifications, 9 pm
Women's parallel giant slalom qualifications, 9 pm
SPEEDSKATING
Men's pursuit, 5 am
Women's pursuit
TUESday's TV Schedule
6 AM-8:30 AM • USA
• Men's hockey: Finland vs. South Korea (live)
6:10 AM-8:30 AM • NBCSN
• Men's hockey: Switzerland vs. Germany (live)
8:30 AM-11 AM • NBCSN
• Nordic combined: Men's individual large hill/10K gold medal final
• Biathlon: Mixed relay gold medal final
11 AM-4 PM • NBCSN
• Nordic combined: Men's individual large hill/10K gold medal final
• Short track speedskating: Women's 3000 relay gold medal final
• Women's curling: United States vs. South Korea
2 PM-4 PM • NBC
• Biathlon: Mixed relay gold medal final
• Nordic combined: Men's individual large hill/10K gold medal final
4 PM-7 PM • CNBC
• Men's curling: United States vs. Switzerland
6 PM-9:45 PM • NBCSN
• Figure skating: Ladies' short program (live)
7 PM-11:30 PM • NBC
• Alpine skiing: Women's downhill gold medal final (live)
• Figure skating: Ladies' short program (live)
• Women's bobsledding
• Snowboarding: Men's big air (live)
9 PM-11:30 PM • CNBC
• Men's hockey: Czech Republic vvs. U.S.-Slovakia winner (live)
9:45 PM-1:40 AM • NBCSN
• Women's curling: Canada vs. Britain
• Women's curling: South Korea vs. Olympic Athletes from Russia
12:05 PM-1 AM • NBC
• Freestyle skiing: Men's ski cross gold medal final
• Short track speedskating: Women's 3000 relay gold medal final
WEDNESday's TV Schedule
1:30 AM-4 AM • USA
• Women's hockey: Bronze medal game (live)
1:40 AM-4 AM • NBCSN
• Men's hockey: Quarterfinal (live)
4 AM-6:10 AM • NBCSN
• Men's curling: United States vs. Britain
4 AM-6:10 AM • USA
• Men's curling: Sweden vs. Norway
4 AM-6 AM • OLYMPIC CH.
• Medal ceremonies (live)
6:10 AM-9:45 AM • NBCSN
• Men's hockey: Germany vs. Switzerland (live)
• Bobsledding: Women's gold-medal final runs
6:10 AM-8:30 AM • USA
• Men's hockey: Finland vs. South Korea (live)
9:45 AM-12:30 PM • NBCSN
• Speedskating: Men's and women's team pursuit gold medal finals
• Cross-country skiing: Men's and women's team sprint gold medal finals
12:30 PM-4 PM • NBCSN
• Men's curling: United States vs. Britain
2 pM-4 PM • NBC
• Speedskating: Team pursuit gold medal finals
• Cross-country skiing: Men's team sprint gold medal final
4 PM-7 PM • CNBC
• Women's curling: United States vs. Sweden
6 PM-9:45 PM • NBCSN
• Women's curling: Canada vs. Olympic Athletes from Russia
7 PM-10 PM • NBC
• Alpine skiing: Men's slalom, first run (live)
• Freestyle skiing: Men's halfpipe gold medal final (live)
• Bobsledding: Women's gold medal final runs
• Cross-country skiing: Women's team sprint gold medal final
9:45 PM-1 AM • NBCSN
• Women's hockey: Gold medal game
10:35 PM-11:30 PM • NBC
• Alpine skiing: Men's slalom gold medal final run (live)
BOBSLEDDING
MEN'S TWO-MAN
FINAL RANKING
• 1. Germany 2 (Francesco Friedrich, Thorsten Margis), 3:16.86
• 1. Canada 1 (Justin Kripps, Alexander Kopacz), 3:16.86
• 3. Latvia 2 (Oskars Melbardis, Janis Strenga), 3:16.91
• 4. Germany 3 (Walther Nico, Christian Poser), 3:17.06
• 5. Germany 1 (Johannes Lochner, Christopher Weber), 3:17.14
• 6. South Korea 1 (Won Yunjong, Seo Youngwoo), 3:17.40
• 7. Canada 3 (Nick Poloniato, Jesse Lumsden), 3:17.74
• 8. Austria 2 (Benjamin Maier, Markus Sammer), 3:17.76
U.S. finishers
• 14. United States 3 (Justin Olsen, Evan Weinstock), 3:18.54
• 21. United States 2 (Nick Cunningham, Hakeem Abdul-Saboor), 2:29.69
• 25. United States 1 (Codie Bascue, Samuel Mc Guffie), 2:30.09
CURLING
MEN
CountryWL
Sweden71
Britain53
Canada53
Switzerland53
United States34
Japan34
Norway34
South Korea35
Denmark25
Italy26
RESULTS MONDAY
Britain 10, Norway 3
Canada 8, Japan 4
South Korea 8, Switzerland 7
Sweden 7, Italy 3
RESULTS SUNDAY
Norway 8, United States 5
Britain 7, Italy 6
Denmark 9, South Korea 8
Sweden 11, Japan 4
United States 9, Canada 7
Britain 7, Denmark 6
South Korea 8, Italy 6
Switzerland 10, Sweden 3
GAMES TUESDAY
Switzerland vs. United States, 5:05 am
Japan vs. Denmark, 5:05 am
Norway vs. Italy, 5:05 am
WOMEN
CountryWL
South Korea51
Japan52
Sweden52
United States43
Britain43
Canada33
China34
OA Russia25
Switzerland25
Denmark16
RESULTS MONDAY
United States 10, China 4
Britain 8, Switzerland 7
Japan 5, Sweden 4
OA Russia 8, Denmark 7
United States vs. South Korea, late
Canada vs. China, late
Britain vs. Japan, late
RESULTS SUNDAY
Canada 10, Switzerland 8
South Korea 12, China 5
Sweden 8, Britain 6
United States 7, Denmark 6
Canada 8, Japan 3
South Korea 7, Sweden 6
Switzerland 11, OA Russia 2
GAMES TUESDAY
Canada vs. Britain, 6:05 pm
South Korea vs. OA Russia, 6:05 pm
Sweden vs. China, 6:05 pm
Switzerland vs. Denmark, 6:05 pm
FIGURE SKATING
ICE DANCING
SHORT PROGRAM
• 1. Scott Moir and Tessa Virtue, Canada, 83.67 (Q)
• 2. Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron, France, 81.93 (Q)
• 3. Zachary Donohue and Madison Hubbell, United States, 77.75 (Q)
• 4. Alex and Maia Shibutani, United States, 77.73 (Q)
• 5. Anna Cappellini and Luca Lanotte, Italy, 76.57 (Q)
• 6. Dmitri Soloviev and Ekaterina Bobrova, OA Russia, 75.47 (Q)
• 7. Evan Bates and Madison Chock, United States, 75.45 (Q)
• 8. Andrew Poje and Kaitlyn Weaver, Canada, 74.33 (Q)
• 9. Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier, Canada, 69.60 (Q)
• 10. Nicholas Buckland and Penny Coomes, Britain, 68.36 (Q)
• 11. Marco Fabbri and Charlene Guignard, Italy, 68.16 (Q)
• 12. Kirill Khaliavin and Sara Hurtado, Spain, 66.93 (Q)
• 13. Jonathan Gureiro and Tiffani Zagorski, OA Russia, 66.47 (Q)
• 14. Natalia Kaliszek and Maksym Spodyriev, Poland, 66.06 (Q)
• 15. Chris Reed and Kana Muramoto, Japan, 63.41 (Q)
• 16. Min Yura and Gamelin Alexander, South Korea, 61.22 (Q)
• 17. Kavita Lorenz and Joti Polizoakis, Germany, 59.99 (Q)
• 18. Marie-Jade Lauriault and Romain Le Gac, France, 59.97 (Q)
• 19. Lukas Csolley and Lucie Mysliveckova, Slovakia, 59.75 (Q)
• 20. Alper Ucar and Alisa Agafonova, Turkey, 59.42 (Q)
• 21. Alexandra Nazarova and Maxim Nikitin, Ukraine, 57.97
• 22. Liu Xinyu and Wang Shiyue, China, 57.81
• 23. Michal Ceska and Cortney Mansourova, Czech Republic, 53.53
• 24. Adel Tankova and Ronald Zilberberg, Israel, 46.66
FREESTYLE SKIING
WOMEN'S HALFPIPE
FINAL STANDINGS
• 1. Cassie Sharpe, Canada, (94.4; 95.8; 42.0), 95.8
• 2. Marie Martinod, France (92.2; 92.6; 23.2), 92.6
• 3. Brita Sigourney, United States (89.8; 88.6; 91.6), 91.6
• 4. Annalisa Drew, United States (86.8; 73.0; 90.8), 90.8
• 5. Ayana Onozuka, Japan (50.8; 77.2; 82.2), 82.2
• 6. Valeriya Demidova, OA Russia (79.0; 80.6; 77.6), 80.6
• 7. Rowan Cheshire, Britain (75.4; 17.8; 13.6), 75.4
• 8. Sabrina Cakmakli, Germany (74.2; 57.6; 20.4), 74.2
• 9. Zhang Kexin, China (73.0; 55.4; 71.0), 73.0
• 10. Rosalind Groenewoud, Canada (70.6; 67.8; 66.6), 70.6
• 11. Maddie Bowman, United States (25.8; 26.4; 27.0), 27.0
HOCKEY
MEN
RESULT MONDAY
Qualifications
United States 5, Slovakia 1
GAMES TUESDAY
Qualifications
Slovenia vs. Norway, 1:30 am
Finland vs. South Korea, 6 am
Switzerland vs. Germany, 6 am
Quarterfinals
United States vs. Czech Republic, 9 pm
UNITED STATES SUMMARY • TUESDAY
UNITED STATES 5, SLOVAKIA 1
United States0 3 2 — 5
Slovakia0 1 0 — 1
First: 1. No scoring. Penalties: Milos Bubela, Svk (hooking), 3:36; Brian Gionta, USA (slashing), 14:52.
Second: 1. USA—Ryan Donato (Matt Gilroy, Troy Terry), 1:36. 2. USA—James Wisniewski (Troy Terry), 2:20 (pp). 3. USA—Mark Arcobello (Troy Terry), 13:30. 4. Slovakia—Peter Ceresnak (Dominik Granak, Ladislav Nagy), 16:54 (pp). Penalties: Ladislav Nagy, Svk (interference), 2:02; Michal Cajkovsky, Svk, major-misconduct, served by Andrej Kudrna (checking to head-neck), 2:02; Jordan Greenway, USA (slashing), 15:13.
Third: 5. USA—Garrett Roe (Broc Little, Brian O'Neill), 9:52. 6. USA—Ryan Donato (James Wisniewski), 16:46, pp. Penalties: Bobby Sanguinetti, USA (tripping), 2:34; Tomas Starosta, Svk (slashing), 3:25; Jordan Greenway, USA (tripping), 10:58; Marek Daloga, Svk (slashing), 15:58.
Shots: USA 7-11-15—33; Slovakia 9-11-3—23. Goalies: USA, Ryan Zapolski; Slovakia, Jan Laco. Referees: Aleksi Rantala, Finland; Anssi Salonen, Finland; Henrik Pihlblad, Sweden; Sakari Suominen, Finland.
WOMEN
RESULTS MONDAY
Semifinal
Canada 5, OA Russia 0
Seventh place
Sweden 6, Korea 1
RESULT SUNDAY
Semifinals
United States 5, Finland 0
GAME TUESDAY
Fifth place
Switzerland vs. Japan, 1:30 am
GAMES WEDNESDAY
Bronze medal
Finland vs. OA Russia, 1:30 am
Gold medal
United States vs. Canada, 10 pm
UNITED STATES SUMMARY • MONDAY
UNITED STATES 5, FINLAND 0
United States2 2 1 — 5
Finland0 0 0 — 0
First: 1. USA—Gigi Marvin (Meghan Duggan, Amanda Pelkey), 2:25. 2. USA—Dani Cameranesi (unassisted), 18:38. Penalties: Brianna Decker, USA (illegal hit), 3:31; Michelle Karvinen, Fin (tripping), 4:59; Tanja Niskanen, Fin (illegal hit), 7:46; Amanda Pelkey, USA (hooking), 13:36.
Second: 3. USA—Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson (Kelly Pannek, Dani Cameranesi), 13:21 (pp). 4. USA—Hilary Knight (Sidney Morin, Kendall Coyne), 13:55. Penalties: Sara Sakkinen, Fin (elbowing), 11:23; Rosa Lindstedt, Fin (cross-checking), 12:00; Isa Rahunen, Fin (interference), 16:39; Hilary Knight, USA (illegal hit), 16:59; Sara Sakkinen, Fin (hooking), 19:42.
Third: 5. USA—Dani Cameranesi (Hannah Brandt, Amanda Kessel), :45, pp. Penalties: None.
Shots: USA 11-18-9—38; Finland 2-7-5—14. Goalies: USA, Maddie Rooney; Finland, Noora Raty. Referees: Nikoleta Celarova, Slovakia; Nicole Hertrich, Germany; Natasa Pagon, Slovenia; Justine Todd, Canada.
SKI JUMPING
MEN'S TEAM K120
FINAL CLASSIFICATION
• 1. Norway (Andreas Stjernen, Robert Johansson, Johan Andre Forfang, Daniel Andre Tande), (545.90; 552.60) 1098.50
• 2. Germany (Richard Freitag, Karl Geiger, Andreas Wellinger, Stephan Leyhe), (543.90; 531.80) 1075.70
• 3. Poland (Kamil Stoch, Stefan Hula, Maciej Kot, Dawid Kubacki), (540.90; 531.50) 1072.40
• 4. Austria (Manuel Fettner, Gregor Schlierenzauer, Michael Haybock, Stefan Kraft), (493.70; 484.70) 978.40
• 5. Slovenia (Jernej Damjan, Peter Prevc, Anze Semenic, Tilen Bartol), (492.40; 475.40) 967.80
• 6. Japan (Noriaki Kasai, Daiki Ito, Taki Takeuchi, Ryoyu Kobayashi), (475.50; 465.00) 940.50
• 7. OA Russia (Denis Kornilov, Alexey Romashov, Evgeniy Klimov, Mikhail Nazarov), (409.60; 400.20) 809.80
• 8. Finland (Janne Ahonen, Jarkko Maeaettae, Antti Aalto, Andreas Alamommo), (397.50; 392.90) 790.40
• 9. United States (Michael Glasder, William Rhoads, Kevin Bickner, Casey Larson), (377.20) 377.20
SPEEDSKATING
MEN'S 500
FINAL CLASSIFICATION
• 1. Havard Lorentzen, Norway, 34.41
• 2. Cha Min-Kyu, South Korea, 34.42
• 3. Gao Tingyu, China, 34.65
• 4. Mika Poutala, Finland, 34.68
• 5. Daichi Yamanaka, Japan, 34.78
• 6. Joji Kato, Japan, 34.831
• 7. Ronald Mulder, Netherlands, 34.839
• 8. Nico Ihle, Germany, 34.89
U.S. finishers
• 15. Mitchell Whitmore, 35.13
• 23. Jonathan Garcia, 35.31
• 26. Kimani Griffin, 35.38
MONDAY's medalists
BOBSLEDDING
MEN'S TWO-MAN
Gold: Germany (Francesco Friedrich, Thorsten Margis)
Gold: Canada (Justin Kripps, Alexander Kopacz)
Bronze: Latvia (Oskars Melbardis, Janis Strenga)
FREESTYLE SKIING
WOMEN'S HALFPIPE
Gold: Cassie Sharpe, Canada
Silver: Marie Martinod, France
Bronze: Brita Sigourney, United States
SKI JUMPING
MEN'S TEAM K120
Gold: Norway (Andreas Stjernen, Robert Johansson, Johan Andre Forfang, Daniel Andre Tande)
Silver: Germany (Richard Freitag, Karl Geiger, Andreas Wellinger, Stephan Leyhe)
Bronze: Poland (Kamil Stoch, Stefan Hula, Maciej Kot, Dawid Kubacki)
SPEEDSKATING
MEN'S 500
Gold: Havard Lorentzen, Norway
Silver: Cha Min-Kyu, South Korea
Bronze: Gao Tingyu, China
