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It's time to make final guess and elaborate . Short Track Speed Skating: Men's 500m/1500m and Mixed relay with decent chance to win medals even gold medals. Women's and Men's relay are always with chance given the messy situation. To be realistic and consider the unpredictability of the discipline, 2 golds and 6 medals. Speed Skating: Men's 500m and 1500m are among gold medal contenders but with plenty rivals from US, Canada and always Netherland, also Men's 1000m also with slim chance of medal. As host, I decide to be a little optimistic, 1 gold and 2 medals. Figure Skating: Though Russian show great competence on ECH, Chinese pairs can win the gold if skate cleanly for both short and free programs. Also China also have slim chance on team event to win a bronze medal. Once again I'm optimistic as host, 1 gold and 1 medal. Freestyle Skiing: Aerials are quite unpredictable, Mixed team with greatest chance to win gold medal, Women's and Men's event are almost guaranteed with medals but the color is hard to predict. Super star Gu Ailing almost secures the Halfpipe gold, and also with 50% to win Big Air and 20% to win Slopestyle. In total I would guess, 3 golds and 6 medals. Snowboarding: Su Yiming proved his ability on Big Air already. And I see great potential on his Slopestyle, hopefully he succeed Backside 1980 on OG. And Cai Xuetong has capability to win a medal even though she can't compete Chloe Kim. 1 Gold and 2 medals. Skeleton/Bobsleigh/Curling: Hopefully at least one of these sports can make some surprise. 1 medal. My guess: 8 golds and 18 medals Pessimistic guess: 6 golds and 15 medals Optimistic guess: 10 golds and 20 medals

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Full team. Official minimum target is three medals, which looks very possible. Alpine skiing Billy Major - Slalom, team event Dave Ryding - Slalom, team event Charlie Guest - Slalom, team event Alex Tilley - Giant slalom, Slalom, team event Bobsleigh Brad Hall - Men's two and four-man Nick Gleeson - Men's two and four-man Greg Cackett - Men's four-man Taylor Lawrence - Men's four-man Ben Simons - Men's (reserve) Mica McNeill - Women's Montell Douglas - Women's Adele Nicoll - Women's (reserve) Cross country skiing James Clugnet Andrew Musgrave Andrew Young Curling Bruce Mouat - Men's and mixed doubles Grant Hardie - Men's Bobby Lammie - Men's Hammy McMillan - Men's (This is Hammy McMillan Jr, old timers! ) Ross Whyte - Men's (alternate) Eve Muirhead - Women's Vicky Wright - Women's Jen Dodds - Women's and mixed doubles Hailey Duff - Women's Mili Smith - Women's (alternate) Figure skating Natasha McKay - Women's singles Lilah Fear - Ice dance Lewis Gibson - Ice dance Freestyle skiing Lloyd Wallace - Men's Aerials Leonie Gerken-Schofield - Women's moguls Makayla Gerken-Schofield - Women's moguls Will Feneley - Men's moguls Ollie Davies - Men's ski cross Gus Kenworthy - Men's ski halfpipe Zoe Atkin - Women's ski halfpipe James Woods - Men's ski slopestyle and big air Izzy Atkin - Women's ski slopestyle and big air) Kirsty Muir - Women's ski slopestyle and big air Katie Summerhayes - Women's ski slopestyle and big air Luge Rupert Staudinger - Men's singles Short track Kathryn Thomson - Women's short track 500m, 1000m and 1500m Farrell Treacy - Men's short track 1000m and 1500m Niall Treacy - Men's short track 1000m Speed skating Cornelius Kersten - Men's long track 1000m and 1500m Skeleton Laura Deas - Women's Brogan Crowley - Women's Matt Weston - Men's Marcus Wyatt - Men's Snowboarding Huw Nightingale - Men's snowboard cross and team Charlotte Bankes - Women's snowboard cross and team Katie Ormerod - Women's slopestyle and big air

Anna Maka 19/20!!! PB on the way Her PB was 26th in Antholz Individual last season

TEAM CZECH REPUBLIC BIATHLON (5+5) Women: Markéta Davidová, Jessica Jislová, Eva Puskarčíková, Lucie Charvátová, Tereza Voborníková. Men: Michal Krčmář, Jakub Štvrtecký, Mikuláš Karlík, Adam Václavík, Milan Žemlička Bobsleigh (4+0) Dominik Dvořák, Jakub Nosek, Jan Šindelář, Dominik Záleský SKELETON (0+1): Anna Fernstädtová. CURLING (1+1): Zuzana Paulová a Tomáš Paul. Figure Skating(3+3): Men: Michal Březina. Women: Eliška Březinová. Ice Dance: Natálie Taschlerová, Filip Taschler. Pairs: Martin Bidař, Jelizaveta Žuková. Speed Skating (0+2): Martina Sáblíková, Nikola Zdráhalová SHORT TRACK (0+1) Michaela Hrůzová (500m + 1500m) Luge (3+1): Women: Anna Čežíková. Men: Michael Lejsek. Doubles: Zdeněk Pěkný, Filip Vejdělek. Ice Hockey Muži (24): Goalies: Šimon Hrubec, Roman Will, Patrik Bartošák Defence: Jakub Jeřábek , David Sklenička ,Lukáš Klok, Ronald Knot, Libor Šulák , Vojtěch Mozík , Tomáš Kundrátek . Forwards: Roman Červenka , Jiří Smejkal , Vladimír Sobotka, Michal Řepík , Hynek Zohorna, Tomáš Zohorna , Radan Lenc , Jan Kovář , Matěj Stránský Lukáš Sedlák, Tomáš Hyka , Michael Špaček , Michael Frolík , David Krejčí + 1 one more later. Women Goalies: Klára Peslarová, Viktorie Švejdová , Kateřina Zechovská . Defence: Sára Čajanová , Pavlína Horálková , Tereza Radová , Samantha Kolowratová , Dominika Lásková , Daniela Pejšová , Aneta Tejralová Forwards: Kateřina Bukolská , Klára Hymlárová , Aneta Lédlová , Natálie Mlýnková, Kristýna Pátková , Denisa Křížová, Kateřina Mrázová , Noemi Neubauerová , Michaela Pejzlová , Vendula Přibylová , Alena Mills , Lenka Serdar , Tereza Vanišová. Freestyle skiing (0+2): Diana Cholenská a Nikol Kučerová (Skicross) Alpine Skiing (2+4): Women: Ester Ledecká, Martina Dubovská, Barbora Nováková a Elese Sommerová. Men: Jan Zabystřan a Kryštof Krýzl. Cross country skiing(6+5): Muži: Michal Novák,Jan Pechoušek, Adam Fellner, Luděk Šeller, Petr Knop, Ondřej Černý Ženy: Kateřina Janatová, Tereza Beranová, Petra Hynčicová, Petra Nováková, Zuzana Holíková Ski Jumping (4+3): Muži: Roman Koudelka, Čestmír Kožíšek, Viktor Polášek a Filip Sakala. Ženy: Karolína Indráčková, Klára Ulrichová, Anežka Indráčková Nordic Combined (4+0): Tomáš Portyk,Lukáš Daněk, Jan Vytrval a Ondřej Pažout. SNOWBOARDING (1+4): Ženy: Ester Ledecká, Zuzana Maděrová (Parallel GS), Vendula Hopjáková (snowboardcross) a Šárka Pančochová (Big Air, Slopestyle, U-Rampa). Muži: Jan Kubičík (snowboardcross). This list is not officially confirmed yet as we haven't had official press conference about the final list of the team members. But so far, these are the people who should be on the list. Yet, there might be some changes. In Skicross, Diana Cholenská looks like coming with ACL injury and not sure whether she will go. Currently, men's ice hockey team has 6 covid cases + they need to call in one more player. There will be probably more changes than the coaches wanted...... Final list should come in few days ....

Vancouver 2010, there was some magic about it. Being Canadian seeing a record performance also helped lol PyeongChanf 2018: I got to live these games and gotta say everyone should experience one if they can.

15, to, at least, maintain the tally from 2014 and 2018. A second straight downward trend would be disastrous before Paris 2024 but that's what we deserve.

Team Slovakia 50 (37 + 13) Total Amount of the Delegation : 111 people BIATHLON 8 Athletes (4 + 4): Total Amount of the Delegation : 17 people Matej Baloga (Sprint, Individual, Team Relay, + *Mixed Relay ?, *Pursuit ?, *Mass Start ?) Šimon Bartko (Sprint, Individual, Team Relay, + *Mixed Relay ?, *Pursuit ?, *Mass Start ?) Tomáš Sklenárik (Sprint, Individual, Team Relay, + *Mixed Relay ?, *Pursuit ?, *Mass Start ?) Michal Šima (Sprint, Individual, Team Relay, Mixed Relay, + *Pursuit ?, *Mass Start ?) Paulína Fialková (Sprint, Individual, Team Relay, Mixed Relay, + *Pursuit ?, *Mass Start ?) Ivona Fialková (Sprint, Individual, Team Relay, Mixed Relay, + *Pursuit ?, *Mass Start ?) Henrieta Horvátová (Sprint, Individual, Team Relay + Pursuit ?, *Mass Start ?) Veronika Machyniaková (Sprint, Individual, Team Relay + Pursuit ?, *Mass Start ?) Team Staff (9) BOBSLEIGH: 1 Athlete (0 + 1): Total Amount of the Delegation : 3 people Viktória Čerňanská (Monobob) Team Staff (2) ALPINE SKIING 5 Athletes (2 + 3): Total Amount of the Delegation : 19 people Adam Žampa (Slalom, Giant Slalom, Mixed Team Event) Andreas Žampa (Slalom, Giant Slalom, Super-G, Mixed Team Event) Petra Vlhová (Slalom, Giant Slalom, Alpine Combined, Super-G) Rebeka Jančová (Slalom, Giant Slalom, Super-G, Mixed Team Event) Petra Hromcová (Slalom, Giant Slalom, Super-G, Mixed Team Event) Team Staff (14): CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING: 5 Athletes (2 + 3): Total Amount of the Delegation : 10 people Peter Mlynár (Sprint, 15 km C, Team Sprint) Ján Koristek (15 km C, Team Sprint, Skiathlon 15+15 km, 50 km Mass Start F) Alena Procházková (Sprint, 10 km C, Team Sprint, 30 km Mass Start F) Barbora Klementová (Sprint, 10 km C + *Team Sprint ?) Kristína Sivoková (Sprint, 10 km C + *Team Sprint ?) Team Staff (5): SNOWBOARDING 1 Athlete (0 + 1): Total Amount of the Delegation : 3 people Klaudia Medlová (Slopestyle, Big Air) Team Staff (2): ICE HOCKEY 25 Athletes (25 + 0): Total Amount of the Delegation : 40 people Patrik Rybár (GK) Branislav Konrád (GK) Matej Tomek (GK) ------------------- Marek Ďaloga (D) Martin Marinčin (D) Peter Čerešnák (D) Mário Grman (D) Michal Čajkovský (D) Martin Gernát (D) Šimon Nemec (D) Samuel Kňažko (D) ------------------ Libor Hudáček (F) Miloš Kelemen (F) Michal Krištof (F) Marko Daňo (F) Miloš Roman (F) Juraj Slafkovský (F) Tomáš Jurčo (F) Peter Cehlárik (F) Marek Hrivík (F) Kristián Pospíšil (F) Samuel Takáč (F) Pavol Regenda (F) Adrián Holešinský (F) Peter Zuzin (F) Team Staff (15): LUGE 5 Athletes (4 + 1): Total Amount of the Delegation : 11 people Jozef Ninis (Singles, Mixed Relay) Marián Skupek (Singles) Tomáš Vaverčák (Doubles, Mixed Relay) Matej Zmij (Doubles, Mixed Relay) Katarína Šimoňáková (Singles, Mixed Relay) Team Staff (6): Delegation Staff Total Amount of the Delegation : 11 people

@Topicmaster1010 a good result for Erin Mielzynski would be nice, she has a family in Poland, they have a fancy restaurant in Warsaw.

One medal will be ok this time. Ski jumping - they are very weak this season, so I don't have any hopes. But a chance for a medal is in W 500m short track speed skating (Maliszewska). Biggest fun for me would be a medal in alpine skiing (W GS) by Maryna Gąsienica-Daniel but 5th or 6th place is more realistic, she is a contender but she hasn't been in top3 in the world cup yet. Lately we had a win in Snowboard parallel GS world cup by Aleksandra Król, so this may be a surprise medal. A medal in any other event would be a very big surprise for me. But you never know, maybe speed skating, maybe women's biathlon (Monika Hojnisz)... Who would have predicted a gold for Poland in 50km race walk in Tokyo, heh?

Canada Alpine Skiing: On paper, we definitely should win 0 medals here but we did win one medal during the World Cup season this year. Our skiers are definitely capable of winning a surprise medal. 0-1 medals Biathlon: Perhaps if one of our biathletes shoots clean, a medal in the individual could be possible in the most unpredictable sport (as shown by a 4th place finish from Scott Gow earlier this year). 0-1 medals Bobsleigh: Between Justin Kripps, Christine de Bruin, and Cynthia Appiah, I would expect at least one medal. If everything goes according to plan, then a medal in all 4 disciplines. 1-4 medals Cross-Country Skiing: With Alex Harvey's retirement, we've gone in a full rebuild mode. There's a couple of promising skiers on the men's side but it's safe to say that we won't contend at these Olympics. 0 medals Curling: 4 years ago, I would have easily said 3 medals but the results over the last 4 years has shown that the rest of the world has caught up. I'll say that at least one team should medal but hopefully all 3 can make the podium. 1-3 medals Figure Skating: What a difference 4 years makes. All but one member of the team that won gold in the team event in 2018 are retired. Maybe we win a medal in ice dance. Maybe we can beat out Japan for the bronze medal in the team event. Otherwise, no chance in the other disciplines. 0-2 medals Freestyle Skiing: We have medal contenders in every discipline besides women's moguls and probably men's aerials. We should at least get one medal in ski cross, one in halfpipe and one between moguls and slopestyle/big air. 3-11 medals Ice Hockey: Women's hockey should be our safest medal. Without NHL players, the men's team is no longer gold medal favourites but should still be contenders. 1-2 medals Luge: Like figure skating, our luge program has gone into a rebuild except we don't have any medal contenders. 0 medals Nordic Combined: No athletes. 0 medals Short Track: Started out the World Cup season poorly but ended strongly. We at least won 2 medals at every world cup stop and the most we won is 7 so I'll put that as the range. Pascal Dion, Kim Boutin and Courtney Sarault will be the biggest medal hopefuls here. 2-7 medals Skeleton: Definitely capable of a surprise in the women's event. 0 chance of a medal in the men's. 0-1 medals Ski Jumping: Nope. 0 medals Snowboarding: Biggest medal chances here are in the men's/women's slopestyle/big air events and men's snowboard cross. Let's go with 2-5 medals. Speed Skating: The sport that's made the most progress for us since the last Olympics. Possibility for medals in the men's 500m, 1500m, as well as the long distance, team pursuits and mass starts for both genders. 3-9 medals Pessimistic Total: 13 medals Optimistic Total: 46 medals If we take the median, that would be 29.5. I'll say 26 would be more realistic.

Barring Covid and Injuries disaster it should be as often, anything between Zero and Three. It is not a secret that all our hopes this time are only and only on the shoulders of one certain Alpine Skier, a sport in which we never won a Olympic medal before. If everything works well, she should be able to bring a medal home, but it may also end in another disappointement just like 4 years ago... well, let´s hope for the best this time and at least one medal, no matter of which color, any single medal would be already huge for us.

Well I’m expecting 6 golds for Mexico obviously

Really hope she can test negative and be ready for the Olympics and achieve her goals. Get well soon @brunamoura (Totallympics right now)

WCSL quotas are an easy fix. Extra places should be awarded based on Top 30 ranking only if the same nation has someone else with WCSL points. New Zealand would only get one female spot instead of three, and so on.

New entries for : Armand Marchant (Alpine skiing), Sam Maes (Alpine skiing), Dries van den Broecke (Alpine skiing), Evy Poppe (Snowboard), Kim Meylemans (Skeleton), An Vannieuwenhuyse & Sara Aerts (Bob).

Take a good look now because you are not going to see these outfits very often.

I like my fellow Canadians on the forum and probably 99.9% of the country who watches the Olympics will also say Vancouver 2010. One of the best times of my life and one of the most magical times in Canadian history. So many memorable moments from Alex Bilodeau winning our first gold on Canadian soil to Sidney Crosby scoring the "Golden Goal" to win men's hockey gold for Canada. 80% of the country tuned in to watch the gold medal hockey game between Canada and the USA. Will never get tired of watching the video below.

Yes, three silvers will be something to be proud of.

Team Canada - Ski Cross Kevin Drury (Toronto, Ont.) Courtney Hoffos (Windermere, B.C.) Reece Howden (Cultus Lake, B.C.) Brady Leman (Calgary, Alta.) Brittany Phelan (Mont-Tremblant, Que.) Hannah Schmidt (Ottawa, Ont.) Jared Schmidt (Ottawa, Ont.) Marielle Thompson (Whistler, B.C.) (Last week's World Cup gold medalist Kris Mahler was only named as an alternate)

Lillehammer 1994...and not only because they were the most successful Winter Games ever for Italy... the overall atmosphere was amazing, by far the best of all times...especially in the outdoor events and at the Viking Ship (speedskating)... even the Ice Hockey Gold Medal match between Sweden and Canada was one of the best hockey matches ever played...for sure, the best ever played by (still) non-NHL players...

our NOC's boss said he's gonna be happy with 11 total medals (and at least 4 golds)... where have I to sign? frankly, I expect a big flop from our team, even worse than the "0 tituli" of 2014... our main chances are women's downhill and super-G in alpine skiing, the women's snowboardcross and the women's 500m in short track...those are the only 4 medals I'd be really disappointed if we don't get them... anything else, it would be a pleasant gift...

Shouldn't it be more like 37-43?

I like Osaka, but finally her ranking (and Kenin's as well) should be where it deserves to be according to the commitment to the tour. Great to see Anisimova is getting slowly back. Would be terrible if she didn't fulfill her potential. Just wanted to see Barty-Osaka match, but this one works too

Anisimova defeated Osaka in another decisive tie break today , not really surprising result as osaka didn't deliver anything since winning AO back in 2021

Yes, every deciding set has different rules at every GS now - AO (10 point TB), FO (old school two games advantage), Wimbledon (7 point TB at 12-12) and USO (7 point TB). Amanda Anisimova beat Naomi Osaka 10-5 in third set TB! Guess she might be back after two terrible years. Paula Badosa also through.

Our first and last medal was in 1968 so we can easily add another 4 years of waiting. No chance for us at a medal but a top 6 result in bobsleigh will be a very good result.

Greece (my country): none (obviously) Norway (my adopted winter sports country): 27-33

and it started. The nominational General Assembly. They also invited the ambassador in the country sitting next to skeet shooter Danka Barteková (nominated by IOC for full IOC membership, her eventual election is schedulled before the games) Our final roster to come in a couple of minutes, stay tuned

AO mumbojumbo, because it's cool.

Also pity there no multiple-options choices in this poll, because I would pick in 2nd Lillehammer 1994, what a great games it was, with fantastic atmosphere, great sport moments and first ever for 1 year after the split-up of TCH (Also the first ever SVK ice Hockey international major tournament as independent country) Unforgetable moments with Peter Šťastný returning from deflection in Canada and finally playing before his retirement as captain of his nation the first moments when the whole new country began to feel proud

Hopefully 1 (someone of the guys in short track or one of the 2 relays)

And for my ethnic nation of Taiwan, 0 medals as always in the winter games but it would be a great result if Huang Yu-Ting could get a top 10 finish in speed skating.

6-10 golds and 15-20 medals.

With two weeks to go until the opening ceremony and with countries finalizing their rosters, it's time for the big question!

@Topicmaster1010 NOC confirmed a delegation of 19 earlier today. They didn’t list a female alpine skier, so I don’t know what’s going on with that. Link: https://teambelgium.be/fr/nouvelle/la-selection-du-team-belgium-pour-beijing-2022-compte-19-athletes

"Expect" and "medal" are very strong words.... let's replace those with "hope" and "fun" and there we have Ireland's Winter Olympic prospects

Since it's on social media now anyway, a bit more explanation about the 'little battle' mentioned: https://www.instagram.com/p/CY__hFEPmtX/

This Leščinskaitė is what could have been if she didn't face various health troubles after her debut season 7 years ago. She is finally slowly getting back on track to where she used to be, which in turn is helping her progress and unlock her potential.

The first part (0 medals) I agree with. Curling (3) Of course we expect three medals, preferably three golds. Hockey(2) Same. Are you having a stroke? Snowboarding (3-8): Men's Slopstyle and Big Air could sweep. They could also not get any medals. Women's slopestyle and Big Air: 0-2 Boarder cross: 0-3 Free Ski (5-7): Men's moguls, women's and men's halfpipe, ski cross always comes through (Canadian women have won every gold in this event since it started, and 5/9 medals). Team Arials has a chance. Ski big air, let's see what happens. Canada has topped the Free ski the last two Olympics, and always been top-2. Speed skating (5-8): I'm sure of Men's 500, Women's Pursuit, Women's Mass Start. Then some mix of Men's 5000, 10000, Men's Pursuit, Women's 3000, 5000. Short Track (2-6): I agree, hard to predict. Canada should be in every final. Bobsled (2-3): Justin Kripps should get up on the podium at least in one of his events, if not both. Women could pull out another one or two. Figure Skating (0-1): Probably Canada's first blank in figure skating since 1980. The only hope is in Pairs. A distant hope. But hey, distant hopes came though a few times for us in this sport, like in 2006. I predict 25-32 medals, with around 8-10 golds. It's a wide range because a lot of these sports (free ski, snowboard, short track) can be decided on one slip. For most Canadians, it comes down to the success of our hockey and curling teams. In 2014 it was 4/4 golds. In 2018 we got a gold, silver and bronze out of the 5. First time without a traditional curling medal. Not good. Not tolerated again.

According to the British ES Comms (who are in e-mail contact with Wright’s mentor back in NZ), the NZ federation “always intended to send him, but the news was embargoed till yesterday”. Yeah, right.

SLOVAK SCHEDULE BEIJING 2022 SLOVENSKÝ PROGRAM PEKING 2022 DAY 0 - DEŇ 0 Friday, February 4th, 2022 Opening Ceremony 13:00-16:00 Parade of Nations Flag Bearer Marek Hrivík/Katarína Šimoňáková DAY 1 - DEŇ 1 Saturday, February 5th, 2022 Snowboarding W Slopestyle 03:45-04:45 Qualification Run 1 Klaudia Medlová 04:47-05:47 Qualification Run 1 Klaudia Medlová Biathlon Mixed Relay 10:00-11:15 Finals (SLOVAKIA) Ivona Fialková / Paulína Fialková / Michal Šíma / Tomáš Sklenárik Luge M Singles 12:10-13:20 Heat 1/4 Jozef Ninis Marián Skupek 13:50-15:00 Heat 2/4 Jozef Ninis Marián Skupek DAY 2 - DEŇ 2 Sunday, February 6th, 2022 Snowboarding W Slopestyle 02:30-02:55 Finals Run 1 Klaudia Medlová ? 02:57-03:22 Finals Run 2 Klaudia Medlová ? 03:24-03:49 Finals Run 3 Klaudia Medlová ? Cross-Country Skiing M Skiathlon 08:00-09:35 Finals Ján Koristek Luge M Singles 12:30-13:40 Heat 3/4 Jozef Ninis Marián Skupek 14:15-14:59 Heat 4/4 Jozef Ninis ? Marián Skupek ? DAY 3 - DEŇ 3 Monday, February 7th, 2022 Alpine Skiing W Giant Slalom 03:15-04:55 Run 1 Petra Vlhová Petra Hromcová Rebeka Jančová 06:45-08:39 Run 2 Petra Vlhová ? Petra Hromcová ? Rebeka Jančová ? Biathlon W 15km Individual 10:00-11:40 Finals Paulína Fialková Ivona Fialková Henrieta Horvátová Veronika Machyniaková Luge W Singles 12:50-14:00 Heat 1/4 Katarína Šimoňáková 14:30-15:40 Heat 2/4 Katarína Šimoňáková DAY 4 - DEŇ 4 Tuesday, February 8th, 2022 Alpine Skiing M Super-G 04:00-06:14 Finals Andreas Žampa Cross-Country Skiing W Sprint Freestyle 09:00-09:40 Qualification Alena Procházková Barbora Klementová Kristína Sivoková Biathlon M 20km Individual 09:30-11:15 Finals Michal Šíma Šimon Bartko Tomáš Sklenárik Matej Baloga Cross-Country Skiing M Sprint Freestyle 09:50-10:35 Qualification Peter Mlynár W Sprint Freestyle 11:30-11:55 Quarterfinals Alena Procházková ? Barbora Klementová ? Kristína Sivoková ? M Sprint Freestyle 11:55-12:25 Quarterfinals Peter Mlynár ? W Sprint Freestyle 12:25-12:35 Semifinals Alena Procházková ? Barbora Klementová ? Kristína Sivoková ? M Sprint Freestyle 12:35-12:47 Semifinals Peter Mlynár ? W Sprint Freestyle 12:47-13:00 Finals Alena Procházková ? Barbora Klementová ? Kristína Sivoková ? Luge W Singles 12:50-14:00 Heat 3/4 Katarína Šimoňáková Cross-Country Skiing M Sprint Freestyle 13:00-13:14 Finals Peter Mlynár ? Luge W Singles 14:35-15:19 Heat 4/4 Katarína Šimoňáková ? DAY 5 - DEŇ 5 Wednesday, February 9th, 2022 Alpine Skiing W Slalom 03:15-04:50 Run 1 Petra Vlhová Petra Hromcová Rebeka Jančová 06:45-08:29 Run 2 Petra Vlhová ? Petra Hromcová ? Rebeka Jančová ? Luge M Doubles 13:20-13:56 Heat 1/2 (SLOVAKIA) Tomáš Vaverčák / Matej Zmij 14:35-15:14 Heat 2/2 (SLOVAKIA) Tomáš Vaverčák / Matej Zmij ? DAY 6 - DEŇ 6 Thursday, February 10th, 2022 Cross-Country Skiing W 10km Classical 08:00-09:30 Finals Alena Procházková Barbora Klementová Kristína Sivoková Ice Hockey M Tournament 09:40-11:55 Preliminary Round Group C Slovakia - Finland Luge Mixed Relay 14:30-15:38 Finals (SLOVAKIA) Katarína Šimoňáková / Jozef Ninis / Tomáš Vaverčák / Matej Zmij DAY 7 - DEŇ 7 Friday, February 11th, 2022 Alpine Skiing W Super-G 04:00-06:09 Finals Petra Vlhová Petra Hromcová Rebeka Jančová Cross-Country Skiing M 15km Classical 08:00-09:35 Finals Peter Mlynár Ján Koristek Ice Hockey M Tournament 09:40-11:55 Preliminary Round Group C Slovakia - Sweden Biathlon W 7.5km Sprint 10:00-11:10 Finals Paulína Fialková Ivona Fialková Henrieta Horvátová Veronika Machyniaková DAY 8 - DEŇ 8 Saturday, February 12th, 2022 Biathlon M 10km Sprint 10:00-11:15 Finals Michal Šíma Šimon Bartko Tomáš Sklenárik Matej Baloga DAY 9 - DEŇ 9 Sunday, February 13th, 2022 Bobsleigh W Monobob 02:30-03:13 Heat 1/4 Viktória Čerňanská Alpine Skiing M Giant Slalom 03:15-05:15 Run 1 Adam Žampa Andreas Žampa Bobsleigh W Monobob 04:00-04:45 Heat 2/4 Viktória Čerňanská Ice Hockey M Tournament 05:10-07:25 Preliminary Round Group C Slovakia - Latvia Alpine Skiing M Giant Slalom 06:45-08:49 Run 2 Adam Žampa ? Andreas Žampa ? Biathlon W 10km Pursuit 10:00-10:40 Finals Paulína Fialková ? Ivona Fialková ? Henrieta Horvátová ? Veronika Machyniaková ? M 12.5km Pursuit 11:45-12:25 Finals Michal Šíma ? Šimon Bartko ? Tomáš Sklenárik ? Matej Baloga ? DAY 10 - DEŇ 10 Monday, February 14th, 2022 Snowboarding W Big Air 02:30-03:14 Qualification Run 1 Klaudia Medlová Bobsleigh W Monobob 02:30-03:15 Heat 3/4 Viktória Čerňanská Snowboarding W Big Air 03:15-03:59 Qualification Run 2 Klaudia Medlová 04:00-04:49 Qualification Run 3 Klaudia Medlová Bobsleigh W Monobob 04:00-04:50 Heat 4/4 Viktória Čerňanská ? DAY 11 - DEŇ 11 Tuesday, February 15th, 2022 Snowboarding W Big Air 02:30-02:50 Finals Run 1 Klaudia Medlová ? 02:52-03:12 Finals Run 2 Klaudia Medlová ? 03:15-03:35 Finals Run 3 Klaudia Medlová ? Ice Hockey M Tournament 05:10-07:25 Round of 16 Slovakia ? - TBD ? 09:40-11:55 Round of 16 Slovakia ? - TBD ? Biathlon M 4x7.5km Team Relay 10:00-11:15 Finals (SLOVAKIA) TBD / TBD / TBD / TBD Ice Hockey M Tournament 14:10-16:25 Round of 16 Slovakia ? - TBD ? DAY 12 - DEŇ 12 Wednesday, February 16th, 2022 Alpine Skiing M Slalom 03:15-05:10 Run 1 Adam Žampa Andreas Žampa Ice Hockey M Tournament 05:10-07:25 Quarterfinals Slovakia ? - TBD ? Alpine Skiing M Slalom 06:45-08:39 Run 2 Adam Žampa ? Andreas Žampa ? Biathlon W 4x6km Team Relay 08:45-10:10 Finals (SLOVAKIA) TBD / TBD / TBD / TBD Ice Hockey M Tournament 09:40-11:55 Quarterfinals Slovakia ? - TBD ? Cross-Country Skiing W Team Sprint Classical 10:00-10:40 Semifinals (SLOVAKIA) Barbora Klementová / Alena Procházková M Team Sprint Classical 10:40-11:30 Semifinals (SLOVAKIA) Ján Koristek / Peter Mlynár W Team Sprint Classical 12:00-12:20 Finals (SLOVAKIA) Barbora Klementová / Alena Procházková ? M Team Sprint Classical 12:30-13:00 Finals (SLOVAKIA) Ján Koristek / Peter Mlynár ? Ice Hockey M Tournament 14:10-16:25 Quarterfinals Slovakia ? - TBD ? DAY 13 - DEŇ 13 Thursday, February 17th, 2022 Alpine Skiing W Alpine Combined 03:30-05:00 Run 1 - Combined Downhill Petra Vlhová 07:00-08:19 Run 2 - Combined Slalom Petra Vlhová ? DAY 14 - DEŇ 14 Friday, February 18th, 2022 Ice Hockey M Tournament 05:10-07:25 Semifinals Slovakia ? - TBD ? Biathlon M 15km Mass Start 10:00-10:45 Finals Michal Šíma ? Šimon Bartko ? Tomáš Sklenárik ? Matej Baloga ? Ice Hockey M Tournament 14:10-16:25 Semifinals Slovakia ? - TBD ? DAY 15 - DEŇ 15 Saturday, February 19th, 2022 Alpine Skiing Mixed Team Event 04:00-04:44 Round of 16 (SLOVAKIA) Adam Žampa / Andreas Žampa/ Petra Hromcová / Rebeka Jančová - (France) TBD / TBD / TBD / TBD 04:47-05:10 Quarterfinals (SLOVAKIA) Adam Žampa / Andreas Žampa/ Petra Hromcová / Rebeka Jančová ? - (TBD) TBD / TBD / TBD / TBD ? 05:14-05:29 Semifinals (SLOVAKIA) Adam Žampa / Andreas Žampa/ Petra Hromcová / Rebeka Jančová ? - (TBD) TBD / TBD / TBD / TBD ? 05:37-05:43 Bronze Medal Match (SLOVAKIA) Adam Žampa / Andreas Žampa/ Petra Hromcová / Rebeka Jančová ? - (TBD) TBD / TBD / TBD / TBD ? 05:46-05:54 Gold Medal Match (SLOVAKIA) Adam Žampa / Andreas Žampa/ Petra Hromcová / Rebeka Jančová ? - (TBD) TBD / TBD / TBD / TBD ? Cross-Country Skiing M 50km Mass Start Freestyle 07:00-09:55 Finals Ján Koristek Biathlon W 12.5km Mass Start 10:00-10:45 Finals Paulína Fialková ? Ivona Fialková ? Henrieta Horvátová ? Veronika Machyniaková ? Ice Hockey M Tournament 14:10-16:40 Bronze Medal Match Slovakia ? - TBD ? DAY 16 - DEŇ 16 Sunday, February 20th, 2022 Ice Hockey M Tournament 05:10-07:45 Gold Medal Match Slovakia ? - TBD ? Cross-Country Skiing W 30km Mass Start Freestyle 07:30-09:30 Finals Alena Procházková Closing Ceremony 13:00-16:00 Parade of Nations Flag Bearer ??? / ???

15 or more is realistic for Sweden. I would be very disappointed with less than 15 medals.

That would be the shortest opening ceremony in, what, decades? I’m actually very on board for a shorter ceremony, especially with the lack of crowd.

Russia gold, USA silver. Could be vice versa. Canada could place from 2nd to 5th. 4th seems like the likely outcome.

Just discovered link of Road to Oregon. I think it's the first time in the history when Olympic results account for following WCH .... https://worldathletics.org/stats-zone/road-to/7137279?eventId=10229630

This is beautiful!