Day 5 (February 9th, 2022)

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Day 5 (February 9)

 

February 8th

20:30: Snowboarding- Women’s Halfpipe- Qualification- Run 1 (Brooke Dhondt [17th], Elizabeth Hosking [20th])

21:15: Alpine Skiing- Women’s Slalom- Run 1 (Laurence St-Germain [9th], Ali Nullmeyer [19th], Erin Mielzynski [21st], Amelia Smart [26th])

21:21: Snowboarding- Women’s Halfpipe- Qualification- Run 2

22:00: Freestyle Skiing- Men’s Big Air- Final- Run 1 (Evan McEachran [2nd])

22:00: Snowboarding- Women’s Snowboard Cross- Seeding- Run 1 (Tess Critchlow [9th], Audrey McManiman [12th], Zoe Bergermann [13th], Meryeta Odine [14th])

22:22: Freestyle Skiing- Men’s Big Air- Final- Run 2

22:45: Freestyle Skiing- Men’s Big Air- Final- Run 3

22:55: Snowboarding- Women’s Snowboard Cross- Seeding- Run 2

23:30: Snowboarding- Men’s Halfpipe- Qualification- Run 1 (Liam Gill [12th])

February 9th

0:21: Snowboarding- Men’s Halfpipe- Qualification- Run 2

0:45: Alpine Skiing- Women's Slalom- Run 2 (Amelia Smart [2nd], Ali Nullmeyer [8th], Laurence St-Germain [9th], Erin Mielzynski [14th])

1:30: Snowboarding- Women's Snowboard Cross- 1/8 Finals (see below)

1/8 Final 2:  Chloe Trespeuch,  Pia Zerkhold,  Zoe Bergermann,  Mariia Vasiltcova

1/8 Final 4:  Stacy Gaskill,  Audrey McManiman,  Jana Fischer,  Sofia Belingheri

1/8 Final 5:  Meryeta Odine,  Josie Baff,  Alexandra Parshina,  Feng He

1/8 Final 7:  Faye Gulini,  Kristina Paul,  Vendula Hopjakova,  Tess Critchlow 

2:07: Snowboarding- Women's Snowboard Cross- Quarterfinals (see below)

Quarterfinal 1:  Michel Moioli,  Chloe Trespeuch,  Meghan Tierney,  Zoe Bergermann

Quarterfinal 2:  Stacy Gaskill,  Lindsey Jacobellis,  Audrey McManiman,  Sina Siegenthaler

Quarterfinal 3:  Meryeta Odine, Julia Pereira de Sousa Mabileau,  Caterina Carpano,  Alexandra Parshina

Quarterfinal 4:  Charlotte Bankes,  Faye Gulini,  Belle Brockhoff,  Tess Critchlow

2:28: Snowboarding- Women's Snowboard Cross- Semifinals (see below)

Semifinal 2:  Meryeta Odine,  Julia Pereira de Sousa Mabileau,  Belle Brockhoff,  Tess Critchlow

2:45: Snowboarding- Women's Snowboard Cross- Finals (see below)

Small Final:  Michel Moioli,  Stacy Gaskill,  Julia Pereira de Sousa Mabileau,  Tess Critchlow

Big Final:  Meryeta Odine,  Lindsey Jacobellis,  Chloe Trespeuch,  Belle Brockhoff

6:00: Short Track- Men’s 1500m- Quarterfinals (see below)

Quarterfinal 1:  Pascal Dion,  Liu Shaolin Sandor,  Vladislav Bykanov,  Denis Ayrapetian,  Roberts Kruzbergs,  Michal Niewinski

Quarterfinal 3:  Semen Elistratov,  Hwang Daeheon,  Steven Dubois,  Reinis Berzins,  Ryan Pivirotto,  Kikuchi Kota

Quarterfinal 4:  Park Janghyuk,  Adil Galiakhmetov,  Charles Hamelin,  Itzhak de Laat,  Quentin Fercoq,  Denis Nikisha

6:44: Short Track- Women’s 1000m- Heats (see below)

Heat 5:  Kim Boutin,  Lee Yubin,  Zhang Chutong,  Maame Biney

Heat 6:  Courtney Sarault,  Kim A Lang,  Kikuchi Yuki,  Hanne Desmet

Heat 7:  Natalia Maliszewska,  Ekaterina Efremenkova,  Alyson Charles,  Tifany Huot Marchand

7:05: Curling- Men’s Round Robin- Session 1: Denmark vs. Canada  

7:20: Luge- Doubles- Run 1 (Tristan Walker/Justin Snith [10th])

7:29: Short Track- Men’s 1500m- Semifinals

7:45: Short Track- Women’s 3000m Relay- Semifinals (Semifinal 2:  South Korea,  Canada,  Russian Olympic Committee,  United States)

8:20: Short Track- Men's 1500m- Final A

8:35: Luge- Doubles- Run 2

[JoshMartini007 2,547]

Possibly another quiet day, though short track has a few important races including the men's 1500m final. I'm also hoping for something in snowboard cross

[JoshMartini007 2,547]

Also since we are about a quarter of the way through let's see how Canada is doing. I predicted 24 medals and I broke them down into 6 groups...

 

Freestyle Skiing - 1/5

Snowboarding - 2/5

Short Track - 1/4

Speed Skating - 1/4

Curling/Ice Hockey - 0/3

Others - 1/3

 

Nothing to worry so far. Losing mixed doubles curling leaves little room for error, hopefully our curling teams and men's ice hockey team has it in them. With figure skating looking to produce 0 medals, ski jumping has helped out the others category. Bobsled will be relied upon for the other two medals unless skeleton or one of the other sports produces another surprise.

[james89 853]

2 hours ago, JoshMartini007 said:

Also since we are about a quarter of the way through let's see how Canada is doing. I predicted 24 medals and I broke them down into 6 groups...

 

Freestyle Skiing - 1/5

Snowboarding - 2/5

Short Track - 1/4

Speed Skating - 1/4

Curling/Ice Hockey - 0/3

Others - 1/3

 

Nothing to worry so far. Losing mixed doubles curling leaves little room for error, hopefully our curling teams and men's ice hockey team has it in them. With figure skating looking to produce 0 medals, ski jumping has helped out the others category. Bobsled will be relied upon for the other two medals unless skeleton or one of the other sports produces another surprise.

I love this way of thinking about it. I think the one that seems most concerning right now is the Freestyle Skiing - but it's not impossible to get those medals. Bobsleigh has the potential to bring multiple medals. Speed Skating is also possible to over perform with some key events coming in the next few days. I'm really really hoping for an Alpine medal of some sort too, I suspect our best chances have passed us with some great results from Crawford but there still is some hope. I don't know Biathlon well enough to know if Scott Gow is competitive in the other events.

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2 minutes ago, james89 said:

I love this way of thinking about it. I think the one that seems most concerning right now is the Freestyle Skiing - but it's not impossible to get those medals. Bobsleigh has the potential to bring multiple medals. Speed Skating is also possible to over perform with some key events coming in the next few days. I'm really really hoping for an Alpine medal of some sort too, I suspect our best chances have passed us with some great results from Crawford but there still is some hope. I don't know Biathlon well enough to know if Scott Gow is competitive in the other events.

Gow's best chance was in the individual. Don't think he has the ski speed to win a medal in the sprint. Maybe a chance in the pursuit if he finishes top 20 in the sprint, shoots clean and the top contenders miss some shots. The men's relay is probably the best chance left since we had a 5th place finish at the last world cup

[NearPup 3,066]

So based on interviews the head judge of men’s snowboard slopestyle gave we can pretty definitively say that Parrot won gold because the angle they were given by the TV director didn’t show his missed grab. So we got away with one there.

 

(though I feel like Parrot deserved to win in 2018 and was underscored in 2014 so whatever, he used up his built up karma on that run)

[orangeman 2,001]

3 hours ago, NearPup said:

So based on interviews the head judge of men’s snowboard slopestyle gave we can pretty definitively say that Parrot won gold because the angle they were given by the TV director didn’t show his missed grab. So we got away with one there.

 

(though I feel like Parrot deserved to win in 2018 and was underscored in 2014 so whatever, he used up his built up karma on that run)

This just sounds like backtracking because of pressure from the locals.  Su missed half the rail section, him winning gold off of one jump (that he put hands down on) would be even more ridiculous.  Like you said, Canada and Parrot in particular has been shafted in this event the last 2 Olympics and no one said anything about Americans getting undeserved golds.  Frankly, it's unprofessional and unclassy to say shit like this after the fact by judges.  

[NearPup 3,066]

Both Canadians make the women’s half-pipe final.

[james89 853]

Evan McEachran got an 93 on his first in the Big Air final.
 

EDIT: this is going to be an insane final based on the first few competitors. 

[orangeman 2,001]

And that's that.