Day 12 (February 16th, 2022)

[Topicmaster1010 5,404]

Day 12 (February 16) Canadian Schedule

 

February 15

20:05: Curling- Women’s Round Robin- Session 10: Canada vs. United States 

20:30: Freestyle Skiing- Men's Slopestyle- Final- Run 1 (Max Moffatt [2nd])

20:58: Freestyle Skiing- Men's Slopestyle- Final- Run 2

21:15: Alpine Skiing- Men’s Slalom- Run 1 (Erik Read, Trevor Philp)

21:26: Freestyle Skiing- Men's Slopestyle- Final- Run 3

February 16

0:45: Alpine Skiing- Men’s Slalom- Run 2

2:45: Biathlon- Women’s 4x6km Relay (Emma Lunder -> Megan Bankes -> Emily Dickson -> Sarah Beaudry)

2:15: Cross-Country Skiing- Women’s Team Sprint Classic- Semifinals (Katherine Stewart-Jones -> Dahria Beatty)

3:15: Cross-Country Skiing- Men’s Team Sprint Classic- Semifinals (Antoine Cyr -> Graham Ritchie)

6:30: Short Track- Women’s 1500m- Quarterfinals (see below)

Quarterfinal 3:  Kristen Santos,  Xandra Velzeboer,  Kikuchi Sumire,  Danae Blais,  Michaela Hruzova,  Konya Zsofia

Quarterfinal 4:  Courtney Sarault,  Han Yutong,  Tifany Huot Marchand,  Anna Vostrikova,  Sofia Prosvirnova,  Valentina Ascic

Quarterfinal 5:  Lee Yubin,  Kim Boutin,  Cynthia Mascitto,  Natalia Maliszewska,  Kikuchi Yuki,  Kaminaga Shione

7:05: Curling- Women’s Round Robin- Session 11: Canada vs. China 

7:44: Short Track- Men’s 5000m Relay- Final A (Final A:  South Korea,  Russian Olympic Committee,  Canada,  Italy,  China)

8:30: Ice Hockey- Men’s Playoffs- Quarterfinals:  Sweden vs. Canada

[JoshMartini007 2,767]

The main medal focus today will be in short track where Canada will hope to secure medals in the final two events. Men's freestyle slopestyle is another event to watch. Big day for our team events. The women's curling team needs to win both of their matches while the men's ice hockey team faces Sweden in the quarterfinals.

 

In terms of keeping pace with my medal prediction, one medal might suffice, but then we need to win all of our team games, if not we probably need both short track medals.

[NearPup 3,505]

Jones is going to give me a heart attack. In the first end it looked like she would probably give up three points after completely whiffing her first shot, but she pulled out a triple takeout out of absolutely nowhere to force the blank.

 

That woman has some mental fortitude.

[james89 898]

15 minutes ago, NearPup said:

Jones is going to give me a heart attack. In the first end it looked like she would probably give up three points after completely whiffing her first shot, but she pulled out a triple takeout out of absolutely nowhere to force the blank.

 

That woman has some mental fortitude.

I’m following the live scores and I gasped when I saw the takeout update. 

[orangeman 2,292]

Jones.  

[orangeman 2,292]

Ok, Jones pulls it off.  The other results, especially China beating GB, is very helpful as well.  

[JoshMartini007 2,767]

That's 1 out of 3 for Canada, next up China

[james89 898]

12 minutes ago, orangeman said:

Jones.  

She keeps finding just enough. 

[JoshMartini007 2,767]

With Great Britain and South Korea losing Canada could qualify with only one more win (depends on where Japan finishes) as they hold the head to head record over them and now the United States

[james89 898]

25 minutes ago, JoshMartini007 said:

With Great Britain and South Korea losing Canada could qualify with only one more win (depends on where Japan finishes) as they hold the head to head record over them and now the United States

And we are looking for the GB to beat ROC and China to beat Switzerland for the men’s session that’s later today?