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European Winter Youth Olympic Festival 2019


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1 hour ago, dcro said:

 

I'm pretty sure the youth level courses don't get much harder than that...

2016 YOG had three rail sections (with multiple choices) and three jumps that were well over 25ft

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Biathlon is over

 

Men's Individual

:GER H. Koellner

:GER B.E. Menz

:UKR S. Kinash

 

Women's Individual

:FRA R. Nemonnay

:SUI L. Meier

:RUS S. Tsyplukhina

 

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Figure Skating livestream: 

 

“Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. Sport can create hope where once there was only despair” - Nelson Mandela

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Unbelievable, Belarus defeated Finland for the first time ever all juniors categories included.

 

what a shocker...This means no medal match for us, SVK will play only for 5th place, Finland for Bronze and Belarus made the biggest surprise of the whole tournaament qualifying for the Finals...

 

 

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Medal Table after Day 3 (13 events still missing)

 

:SUI 03 03 01 07

:FRA 03 02 03 08

:AUT 03 00 02 05

:NOR 02 01 02 05

:GER 02 01 01 04

:SVK 01 02 00 03

:ITA 01 01 00 02

:POL 01 00 02 03

:HUN 01 00 01 02

:RUS 00 02 02 04

:SLO 00 02 00 02

:TUR 00 01 01 02

:BEL 00 01 00 01

:FIN 00 01 00 01

:CZE 00 00 01 01

:NED 00 00 01 01

:UKR 00 00 01 01

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A little present, more to come

 

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