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Current Final Standings in Girl’s Slopestyle After One Run (Snowboarding) Katja Dutu (75.25) Sam Van Lieshout (71.25) Vanessa Volopichova (64.25) Hanna Karrer (61.50) Rebecca Flynn (58.00) Amalia Pelchat (53.50) Yura Murase (24.00) Ava Beer (22.50) Lucia Georgalli (19.75) Ally Hickman (16.25)

A much closer second set of semifinals, as defeats 6-4, and defeats 5-3. Medal Matches Boy’s 3x3 Hockey For Bronze: v. For Gold: v. Girl’s 3x3 Hockey For Bronze: v. For Gold: v.

demolished 14-4 to go for girl’s 3x3 hockey gold (against the winner of South Korea v. China), while demolished 19-5 to go for boy’s 3x3 hockey gold (against the winner of Austria v. Denmark)

only down 2-5 to in mixed curling after 5 ends.

Denmark and Canada would be through in that scenario, as those two countries have the best DSC in the field (34.70 cm for Denmark, and 35.43 cm for Canada)

90.50 for Flora Tabanelli on her final run, and she is your Gangwon 2024 gold medalist in girl’s slopestyle (freestyle skiing) Surprise silver for Linshan Han (81.50), while current Youth World Champion Muriel Mohr completes the podium with a bronze (78.75)

Current Final Standings in Girl’s Slopestyle After Two Runs (Freestyle Skiing) Muriel Mohr (78.75) Flora Tabanelli (74.75) Linshan Han (70.25) Daisy Thomas (67.25) Kathryn Gray (60.00) Ella Garrod (56.50) Eleanor Andrews (53.50) Madeline Disbrowe (43.50) Siyu Xiao (38.75) Micha Thomas (DNS)

Current Final Standings in Girl’s Slopestyle After One Run (Freestyle Skiing) Muriel Mohr (78.75) Linshan Han (70.25) Daisy Thomas (64.75) Kathryn Gray (60.00) Eleanor Andrews (53.50) Ella Garrod (45.25) Siyu Xiao (38.75) Madeline Disbrowe (34.75) Flora Tabanelli (25.00) Micha Thomas (DNS)

January 22nd.

3x3 Hockey Semifinals Women’s Tournament v. v. Men’s Tournament v. v.

After one run in men’s giant slalom (alpine skiing), here’s the current standings. Liam Liljenborg is the current leader (48.54), with Nash Huot-Marchand in provisional silver (48.88), and Elliot Westlund in provisional bronze (49.21) Further behind, but not completely out of reach of the podium are Zak Carrick-Smith in 4th (49.22), Leon Hafner in 5th (49.32), Stanyslaw Sarzynski in 6th (49.58), Florian Newmayer in 7th (49.80), Edoardo Simonelli in 8th (49.93), Jonas Feicher in 9th (49.95), and Benno Brandis in 10th (50.02)

Finalists in Girl’s Slopestyle (Snowboarding) Yura Murase (93.00) Rebecca Flynn (84.00) Lucia Georgalli (83.25) Ava Beer (76.50) Amalia Pelchat (66.00) Hanna Karrer (63.25) Vanessa Volopichova (61.75) Katja Dutu (60.50) Ally Hickman (53.75) Sam Van Lieshout (46.25)

Finalists in Girl’s Slopestyle (Freestyle Skiing) Flora Tabanelli (91.00) Muriel Mohr (86.75) Eleanor Andrews (79.25) Micha Thomas (77.75) Kathryn Gray (76.00) Daisy Thomas (69.00) Linshan Han (68.00) Madeline Disbrowe (65.25) Siyu Xiao (62.25) Ella Garrod (57.75)

After defeating United States in the last group A round robin session, qualifies directly for the semifinals, as both teams finish 6-1. and (same record as Sweden at 5-2, but Japan won the H2H) are off to the qualification games.

Current Finalists in Girl’s Slopestyle After One Run (Snowboarding) Rebecca Flynn (84.00) Lucia Georgalli (83.25) Ava Beer (76.50) Katja Dutu (60.50) Amalia Pelchat (56.25) Ally Hickman (53.75) Yura Murase (49.50) Sam Van Lieshout (46.25) Averie Spalding (34.00) Vanessa Volopichova (32.00)

Current Finalists in Girl’s Slopestyle After One Run (Freestyle Skiing) Flora Tabanelli (91.00) Muriel Mohr (84.25) Eleanor Andrews (79.25) Kathryn Gray (76.00) Micha Thomas (70.50) Daisy Thomas (69.00) Linshan Han (68.00) Madeline Disbrowe (65.25) Siyu Xiao (60.75) Ella Garrod (57.75)

Almuhairi DNS in girl’s slopestyle snowboarding

@Olympian1010 @intoronto what are the tiebreakers if two teams have the same record (for the third spot) in mixed curling?

Right okay, time for part 2 of my simulation/projected start list with women’s singles/team and mixed doubles. Too much work to do in one go, I’ll hopefully have the mixed doubles updated by the end of today/tomorrow. Women’s Team Host Nation: France (Jia Nan Yuan, Prithika Pavade, Audrey Zarif) Oceania Quota: Australia (Yangzi Liu, Minhyung Jee, Jian Fang Lay) Asian Quota: China (Sun Yingsha, Wang Yidi, Cheng Meng) European Quota: Germany (Ying Han, Nina Mittelham, Xiaona Shan) Pan American Quotas: Brazil (Bruna Takahashi, Giulia Takahashi, Bruna Alexandre), United States (Lily Zhang, Amy Wang, Sally Moyland) African Quota: Egypt (Dina Meshref, Hana Goda, Mariam Alhodaby) World Championships Quotas: Japan (Miwa Harimoto, Hina Hataya, Mima Ito), Chinese Taipei (Cheng I-Ching, Chen Szu-Yu, Liu Hsing-Yin), South Korea (Shin Yubin, Joo Cheonhui, Jeon Jihee), Hong Kong (Doo Hoi Kem, Zhu Chengzhu, Yam Lee Lok), Romania (Bernadette Szocs, Elizabeta Samara, Adina Diaconu), Puerto Rico (Adrianna Diaz, Melanie Diaz, Brianna Burgos), Singapore (Zheng Jian, Zhou Jingyi, Wong Xin Ru), Portugal (Jieni Shao, Fu Yu, Matilde Pinto) World Rankings Quota: Slovakia (Tatiana Kukulkova, Barbora Balazova, Ema Labosova) Women’s Singles African Quotas: Cameroon (Sarah Hanffou), Nigeria (Fatimo Bello), Algeria (Lynda Loghraibi), Democratic Republic of the Congo (Ammandine Litobaka) Central Asia Quota: Kazakstan (Sarvinoz Mirkadirova) East Asia Quota: North Korea (Pyon Song Gyong) South Asia Quota: India (Manika Batra) Southeast Asia Quota: Thailand (Orawan Paranang) European Quotas: Monaco (Xiaoxin Yang), Austria (Sofia Polcanova), Sweden (Linda Bergstrom), Luxemborg (Xia Lian Ni) Latin America Quotas: Mexico (Arantxa Cossio Aceves), Chile (Zhiying Zeng), Cuba (Daniela Fonseca), Argentina (Ana Codina) North America Quota: Canada (Mo Zhang) Oceania Quota: New Zealand (Jocelyn Lam) West Asia Quota: Lebanon (Mariam El Habech) World Ranking Quotas: Poland (Natalia Bajor), Spain (Maria Xiao), Czech Republic (Hana Matelova), Ukraine (Margaryta Pesotska), Croatia (Ivana Malobabic), Hungary (Georgina Pota), Italy (Giorgia Piccolin) , Great Britain (Anna Hursey), Turkey (Sibel Altinkaya), Serbia (Sabrina Surjan), Switzerland (Rachel Moret), Vanuatu (Priscila Tommy), Tunisia (Maram Zoghlami), Venezuela (Roxy Gonzalez), Fiji (Carolyn Li) Universality Quota: ? Mixed Doubles Host Nation: France (Jia Nan Yuan/Felix Lebrun) European Quota: Germany (Dang Qiu/Nina Mittelham) Oceania Quota: Australia (Nicholas Lum/Yangzi Liu) Asian Quota: Reallocated to World Rankings African Quota: Egypt (Omar Assar/Dina Meshref) Pan American Quotas: Brazil (Bruna Takahashi/Vitor Ishiy), Cuba (Daniela Fonseca/Jorge Campos) World Qualification Tournament: China (Wang Chuqin/Sun Yingsha), Japan (Hina Hataya/Tomokazu Harimoto), Chinese Taipei (Chen Tzu-Yu/Lin Yun-Ju), South Korea (Lim Jonghoon/Shin Yubin) World Rankings: Hong Kong (Wong Chung Ting/Doo Hoi Kem), Spain (Alvaro Martin/Maria Xiao), Romania (Ovidiu Ionescu/Bernadette Szocs), India (Sathiyan Gnanasekaran/Manrika Batra), Sweden (Christina Kallberg/Truls Moregard), Hungary (Dora Madarasz/Nandor Ecseki)

A double for the win, as score 2 in the 8th end to defeat 9-7. Playoff hopes just took a massive hit after that game.

Don’t see us stealing here in the 8th end though.

May have spoke too soon, Nathan Gray scores a 3 for Canada in the 7th on a hit. and tied 7-7 heading into the 8th end, South Korea with hammer.

After a big 3 for South Korea in the 5th to take a 5-4 lead over Canada, Canada give up a steal of 2 in the 6th, after missing a shot for 2. lead 7-4 after 6 ends. I’m afraid this one is over