2026 IJF World Tour African Open - Tunis   Results (February 15, 2026)     Men's -60kg: 1. Artsiom Kolasau 2. Yassin Sabrah 3. Aniss Ijioui 3. Qassim Abouallala   Men's -66kg: 1. Musanif Mirobov 2. Moubarak Abou Alfida Boulaich 3. Vincent Sorgiati 3. Soulaimane El Mekkaoui   Men's -73kg: 1. Aleddine Ben Chalbi 2. Fares Ibrahim 3. Abdelali Hakika 3. Ilias Jacobs   Men's -81kg: 1. Elyas Parhizgar   2. Muhammad Yusufzoda 3. Maksim Charniak 3. Anton Dubovik   Men's -90kg: 1. Aliaksandr Sidoryk 2. Abdelaziz Ben Ammar 3. Amir Abbas Choopan 3. Andrei Shymbaliou   Men's -100kg: 1. Koussay Ben Ghares 2. Ionut Vasian 3. Pankrat Surba 3. Yauheni Morau   Men's +100kg: 1. Hady Hussein 2. Mohammadpouria Banaeian Tolki 3. Wahib Hdiouech 3. Dmitrii Evseev   Women's -48kg: 1. Oumaima Bedioui 2. Katryna Esposito 3. Narjess Haddeji 3. Ashleigh Barnikel   Women's -52kg: 1. Hanna Burakova 2. Lola Hodson 3. Toni Pepia 3. Diana Grigorenko   Women's -57kg: 1. Fatiha Moussa 2. Marina Azinou 3. Valentina Shtentsova 3. Noran El-Mahroukey   Women's -63kg: 1. Yana Makretskaya 2. Milena Khilova 3. Millie Bayliss 3. Qona Christie   Women's -70kg: 1. Farida Magdy 2. Nadezhda Tatarchenko 3. Nancy Nguyen 3. Holly Devall   Women's -78kg: 1. Slaviana Rylkevich 2. Arij Agueb 3. Oulaya Khairi 3. Ksenia Zadvornova   Women's +78kg: 1. Siwar Dhawedi   2. Zeineb Troudi 3. Siwar Ben Zid 3. Cherifa Sabbagh   Results

Knockout Round February 17th - February 22, 2026   Day 4 Results   Bronze Medal Match Central European Time (GMT +1)   Slovakia  1 - 6    Finland Period-by-Period: 0-1, 1-1, 0-4 February 21st 2026, h. 20:40, Milano Santa Giulia Ice Hockey Arena, Milano

6th Olympic NHL tournament, 5th medal! Yay 

1:5. That's  over. Congratulation Finland. Ah Slovakia without medal, That's sad.

2026 IJF World Tour European Open - Ljubljana   Results (February 14-15, 2026)     Men's -60kg: 1. Samariddin Kuchkarov 2. David Starkel 3. Nuradil Alzhan 3. Jonathan Yang   Men's -66kg: 1. Dilshodbek Hamroyev 2. Marko Jorgic 3. Federico Ninfo 3. Matija Jeremic   Men's -73kg: 1. Aron Gabor 2. Muhammed Demirel 3. Elbek Tojiev 3. Attila Uveges   Men's -81kg: 1. Akhmed Turluev 2. Aurelien Bonferroni 3. Dominic Rodriguez 3. Joshua de Lange   Men's -90kg: 1. Erlan Sherov 2. David Karapetyan 3. Eniel Caroly 3. Alisher Samanov   Men's -100kg: 1. Peter Zilka 2. Omar El-Ramly 3. Benjamin Mataseje 3. Mukhammadali Tangriev   Men's +100kg: 1. Yakiv Khammo 2. Mikita Sviryd 3. Marvin Belz 3. Ibrahim Tataroglu   Women's -48kg: 1. Jana Cid Balcells 2. Giulia Ghiglione 3. Coralie Gilly 3. Sila Ersin   Women's -52kg: 1. Ilaria Finestrone 2. Alyssia Poulange 3. Alice Bersellini 3. Evelyn Beaton   Women's -57kg: 1. Sarah Souza 2. Aysenur Budak 3. Pleuni Cornelisse 3. Nika Tomc   Women's -63kg: 1. Kaja Kajzer 2. Esmigul Kuyulova 3. Joni Geilen 3. Ariela Sanchez Benitez   Women's -70kg: 1. Dena Pohl 2. Ema Fizelova 3. Olha Tsimko 3. Anastasiia Anitipina   Women's -78kg: 1. Shelley Ludford 2. Anna Kazakova 3. Emma Feuillet-Nguimgo 3. Mariam Tchanturia   Women's +78kg: 1. Erica Simonetti 2. Safa Soliman 3. Thauana Silva 3. Gabrielle Bouvier   Results

Putting Canadian curling back on the map after two disappointing Olympics in a row    Very happy for Gallant and Tardi in particular, as you may know Gallant was in mixed doubles last week and really struggled, if he made half as many shots as he missed they probably would've been in contention for a medal. Glad he was able to block that out of his head and rebound in a big way, winning his first Olympic gold. For Tardi, after being able to get a game in as an alternate, the  emotion of just being able to represent Canada, you could tell how much it meant to him. He's hilarious on his Instagram page, but also might genuinely be one of the nicest curlers ever. Hopefully he gets his chance on his own team someday, still young in curling standards. 

FINAL STANDING   Canada Brad Jacobs Marc Kennedy Brett Gallant Ben Hebert Tyler Tardi   Great Britain Bruce Mouat Grant Hardie Bobby Lammie Hammy McMillan Kyle Waddell   Switzerland Benoit Schwarz-van Berkel Yannick Schwaller Sven Michel Pablo Lachat-Couchepin Kim Schwaller   4 Norway 5 United States 6 Italy 7 Germany 8 Czechia 9 Sweden 10 China  

Sounds like Keeley Hodkingson is not going to this. So it might be in general B list for England. 

Now I see that China originally placed 3 in the medal table in 2022, but 2 years later they fell to 4 places behind the USA. And not because of any DSQ of their own, but because the USA won 1 gold medal more in team event in figure skating after Valieva's disqualification from Russia. Russia then lost 1 place and dropped to 3. No one remembers that now, so maybe 3rd, 4th, or 5th place really doesn't matter that much? Even in 2014, Russia won the medal table, but a few years later, they fell behind Norway after the series DSQ for Sochi 2014 and now basically no one remembers it. It's also true that there's much more competitions/disciplines now than some time before and basically just every top country is setting own records, without maybe a Canada. It may also be significant that there are no Russians and there have been over 30 medals on recently OG... Someone had to take over these medals and in 99% of cases they were the sport powers mentioned earlier: NOR, ITA, SUI, NED, FRA, GER, USA, etc.

It will be interesting to go back to 1st day and enjoy olympics again. I mean how many results will be same or different.