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36 countries and 1003 athletes have been entered according to the LOC/ICSD.

 

:USA won't participate unfortunately. More info on that decision: http://usdeafsports.org/news/usadsf-letter-on-the-20th-winter-deaflympics

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Not sure what will be broadcast, but curling is live on the ICSD YouTube Channel right now.

 

 

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Koeck :AUT won the first gold medal of the Games in women's Super G (in rather dominant fashion too).

 

The men's Super G was very close with only 0.08 seconds separting the top three. :FRA took gold and bronze, while :POL claimed the silver medal.

 

No livestreaming of skiing events it seems :(

 

Results are available at this link: https://vola-publish.com/turkishskifederation/

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It's a bit difficult to get all-time stats on the Winter Deaflympics, but I believe Anastasija Parhomenko :LAT won her nation's first ever gold medal at the winter deaflympics :thumbup:

 

The women's blitz (chess) podium has more history as well (so far as I can tell), with Viktoria Cseke :HUN winning her nation's first ever medal at the winter deaflympics @Vektor

 

Again, assuming the infomation I can find is correct, :SRB also won their first medal (bronze) as an independent entity (ie. not Yugoslavia) in the men's blitz event @NikolaB

 

Full results for both events can be found here: https://cdn.winterdeaflympics2023.com/results/chess/chess_blitz.pdf

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:UKR took both cross country skiing gold medals, including a podium sweep on the men's side (a dominant one too), so they should lead the medal table after Day 1.

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20 hours ago, Olympian1010 said:

 

 

Again, assuming the infomation I can find is correct, :SRB also won their first medal (bronze) as an independent entity (ie. not Yugoslavia) in the men's blitz event @NikolaB

I really dont know, sorry

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:CHN snags their first medals of the Games with back-to-back gold medals in snowboard parallel giant slalom.

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:IRL with a -30 goal difference after three matches in women's futsal :zip:

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Koeck :AUT won the women's alpine combined by +6.35 seconds :yikes:

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