Josh

Please explain to me how their formatting is similar to @hckošice I just can’t see it.

Nice gold for Mizernykh in men’s normal hill Unfortunate ending for though, with Tomasiak recording a mediocre 95m mark, and Lukaszczyk falling (still manages to secure a bronze)

I don’t think anyone actually follows that format though, @hckošice is the only one that does it like that

Nah you can do the rest it’s fine, I just hadn’t realized someone was already doing it. Why does the format matter though? The information is pretty much the same.

Event 5/81 SHORT TRACK SPEED SKATING Women's 1500m Final Results YANG Jingru 2:33.148 LI Jinzi 2:42.543 Nonomi INOUE 2:42.293 Full Final Result HERE

Event 3/81 BIATHLON Women's 10km Individual Final Results Ilona PLECHACOVA 37:03.4(0+1+0+0) Marie KEUDEL 38:13.1(0+0+1+1) Nayela MARIOTTI CAVAGNET 38:23.0(0+1+1+1) Full Final Result HERE

You’re a bit late buddy, I already posted this

Bozdag into the men’s 1500m A-Final in short track speed skating

Event 2/81 SKI JUMPING Women's Individual Normal Hill Final Results Taja BODLAJ 215.7(110.5+105.2) Josie JOHNSON 207.2(99.2+108.0) Ingvild Synnoeve MIDSTKOGEN 204.7(109.7+95.0) Full Final Result HERE

Event 1/81 LUGE Women's Singles Final Results Antonia PIETSCHMANN 1:35.774 Alexandra OBERTSTOLZ 1:36.326 Marie RIEDL 1:36.928 Full Final Result HERE

Josie Johnson goes 107.0m!

Jakara

Maia Schwinghammer also bombs out after producing the second best score (behind Jakara Anthony of course) in qualies. So a pretty disappointing day for the Canadian moguls team.

After one round of women’s normal hill, there’s a huge gap between the top two, and the rest of the field. Taja Bodlaj leads with 110.5pts, with Ingvild Midtskoge in the silver medal position with 109.7pts. After that a 10.5pt gap, with Josie Johnson in prime position for the bronze medal (99.2pts), with only Anezka Indrackova likely to challenge her, currently sitting in fourth (95.4pts)

Bodlaj leads round one of women’s normal hill with 110.5pts (and a 107m jump) 2-3 for currently, with Midtskoge (109.7pts) in silver, and Graesli (89.3 pts) in bronze with 10 athletes still left to go.

Don’t know how popular this will be, but decided to make a thread for this years YOG. I’m not familiar on any of our athletes, maybe someone who follows youth sport can go over our medal chances?

I’m a Bills fan I’ll probably watch the Super Bowl regardless of whether the Bills are in it though.

Alexandria Loutitt wins bronze at the Zao WC in women’s normal hill!

Alexandria Loutitt with her 6th career WC medal at the Zao WC in women’s normal hill

All afternoon for the second half of the week, I’ll have a whole bunch of AO matches and the Youth Olympic Games to fill in the gaps, don’t worry

Here’s my day by day schedule from January 18-27 RIP my sleep schedule… January 18 11:10PM- 12:55AM: FIS Ski Jumping- Women’s Normal Hill January 19 12:00AM- ?: Australian Open Men’s Singles R3 Novak Djokovic v. Tomas Echeverry (was debating on whether to watch Timofeeva-Haddad Maia instead) 3:00- 4:30AM: Winter Youth Olympic Games Opening Ceremony 4:00-5:45PM: FIS Moguls WC Val St Come January 20 2:30-5:00AM: FIS Men’s Downhill WC Kitzbuhl 7:35-9:00AM: ATSX Ice Cross WC Winterleiten 11:15AM-1:00PM: FIS Ski Cross WC Nakiska 4:00-7:00PM: NHL- Canucks v. Maple Leafs January 21 10:30AM-2:30PM: GSOC Canadian Open Men’s Final 3:00- 6:00PM: GSOC Canadian Open Women’s Final 3:30- 6:30PM: NFL- Bills v. Chiefs January 22 7:00-10:00PM: NHL- Canucks v. Blackhawks January 24 7:00- 10:00PM: NHL- Canucks v. Blues January 26 11:00AM-12:45PM: FIS Moguls WC Waterville January 27 11:00AM-12:45PM: FIS Dual Moguls WC Waterville 7:00- 10:00PM: NHL- Canucks v. Blue Jackets Unfortunately no room on my schedule for the remaining Olympic field hockey quotas, Bobsleigh/Skeleton WCs, men’s handball European Championship, WTT Contenders Doha, BWF India Open. Also on my schedule Australian Open (match times TBD), Alpine Skiing WCs, Luge World Championships, and the YOG.

16 year old Mirra Andreeva comes back from 1-5 down in set three, to defeat Diane Parry 1-6, 6-1, 7-6 (5), and advance to R4!

Random question, but does anyone else prefer the results pages of European Games/Pan Am Games compared to Olympics website? Really annoying having to manually press “Sort By Rank” every time I want to view the rankings in order.. There is a positive to it though, the good thing about the Olympics website results page is that you don’t get spoiled with results unless you click on the specific event (unlike the other two)

Overall Relays Qualified by Country 7: 6: 5: 4: 3: 2: 1: Expecting more relays for Ukraine (men’s) and Netherlands (men’s)

Second part to my quota simulation, here’s the women’s/mixed relays that would be qualified: Women’s 4x100m Freestyle Already Qualified Through 2023 Worlds China Australia United States Qualified Through Quota Simulation Canada (3:32.15 / 2022 Worlds) Great Britain (3:33.90 / 2023 Worlds) Sweden (3:34.17 / 2023 Worlds) Netherlands (3:35.41 / 2023 Worlds) Japan (3:37.71 / 2023 Worlds) Italy (3:37.93 / 2023 Worlds) Brazil (3:38.04 / 2022 Worlds) Hungary (3:38.10 / 2022 Worlds) France (3:38.52 / 2023 Worlds) Hong Kong (3:39.93 / 2023 Worlds) Denmark (3:41.21 / 2023 Worlds) Ireland (3:41.75 / 2023 Worlds) Spain (3:42.53 / 2023 Worlds) Next Best: KOR 2022 (3:42.94), ISR 2022 (3:43.59), RSA 2023 (3:45.54) Women’s 4x200m Freestyle Already Qualified Through 2023 Worlds China United States Australia Qualified Through Quota Simulation Canada (7:44.76 / 2022 Worlds) Great Britain (7:46.63 / 2023 Worlds) Netherlands (7:52.93 / 2023 Worlds) Hungary (7:54.65 / 2023 Worlds) Brazil (7:56.14 / 2023 Worlds) Japan (7:57.22 / 2023 Worlds) Israel (7:59.02 / 2023 Worlds) New Zealand (8:00.11 / 2023 Worlds) Italy (8:00.13 / 2023 Worlds) Germany (8:00.48 / 2023 Worlds) Spain (8:03.62 / 2023 Worlds) South Korea (8:05.40 / 2023 Worlds) Austria (8:05.77 / 2023 Worlds) Next Best: BEL 2023 (8:06.94) Women’s 4x100m Medley Relay Already Qualified Through 2023 Worlds United States Canada Australia Qualified Through Quota Simulation Sweden (3:55.96 / 2022 Worlds) Netherlands (3:57.24 / 2022 Worlds) China (3:57.73 / 2022 Worlds) France (3:58.54 / 2023 Worlds) Japan (3:58.58 / 2023 Worlds) Italy (3:58.86 / 2022 Worlds) Great Britain (3:58.95 / 2023 Worlds) Poland (4:00.23 / 2023 Worlds) Germany (4:00.71 / 2023 Worlds) Ireland (4:01.25 / 2023 Worlds) Israel (4:03.28 / 2022 Worlds) Denmark (4:03.33 / 2023 Worlds) Next Best: BEL 2023 (4:04.54), BRA 2022 (4:04.59), HKG 2023 (4:04.89), GRE 2023 (4:04.99), KOR 2023 (4:05.16), ESP 2023 (4:05.85), MEX 2023 (4:06.85) Mixed 4x100m Medley Relay Already Qualified Through 2023 Worlds United States China Australia Qualified Through Quota Simulation Netherlands (3:41.45 / 2023 Worlds) Great Britain (3:43.20 / 2023 Worlds) Canada (3:43.72 / 2023 Worlds) Japan (3:44.79 / 2023 Worlds) Germany (3:45.34 / 2023 Worlds) Sweden (3:45.85 / 2023 Worlds) France (3:46.07 / 2023 Worlds) Italy (3:46.08 / 2023 Worlds) Poland (3:46.29 / 2023 Worlds) South Korea (3:47.09 / 2023 Worlds) Greece (3:47.57 / 2023 Worlds) Israel (3:47.76 / 2023 Worlds) Next Best: BRA 2023 (3:48.00), NZL 2023 (3:49.26)