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Halfpipe WC Secret Garden, China This WC venue was the site of the Beijing Olympics. Women Gold- Eileen Gu (90.00) Silver- Li Fanghui (82.25) Bronze- Svea Irving (80.00) Big causality in women’s qualification, with Karker failing to land either of her runs Men Gold- Nicholas Goepper (95.00) Silver- Alex Ferreira (92.25) Bronze- David Wise (89.00) Full Results

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And now Schwinghammer is back in 3rd. What a shitshow…

FIS results had her in 4th not long ago… this is so confusing

Apparently she’s now in 4th, and her score got changed? Didn’t even know that was possible, but she’ll have to wait for her first career moguls WC podium.

are the four teams to qualify, as expected

Kraft masterclass, dang Sharp cut shot into the corner, followed by a big swing, and then an ace.

Kraft’s ability to get that much power on an out of system set, is out of this world Cannon’s sets are something that I’m sure she’ll be focusing on improving during the off season, although Kraft’s serve receive really isn’t helping…

And Pueyo in 3rd during the men’s sprint Q’s @Jur @Cobi

Lots of drama in the women’s 3000m A-Final… Canada and South Korea were neck-and-neck with 9 laps to go, with China-Poland-Kazakstan way behind, but then disaster struck as the Polish skater contacted the Chinese skater from behind, and the Chinese skater injured herself so they stopped the race with 7 laps to go and she got stretchered off the ice. Poland ended up getting penalized, and a restart occured. On the second go, with 7 laps to go, the Chinese skater collided with the South Korean skater, and both went down, Canada avoided it and ended up winning the gold while China got penalized. Awesome to see on the podium

Women’s 3000m relay wins gold after a restart!

Wenlong skating really well today

Dubois loses his footing on the last lap, but hangs on to win silver in the men’s 500m in Beijing! We’re not gonna talk about Dandjinou, who shockingly failed to make the A-final but finished first in the B-final…

Dandjinou fails to advance from the men’s 500m semifinals

Blais wins gold in the women’s 1000m in Beijing, taking down some big names, what an upset The first individual WC gold medal of her career! Thats’s now a 10th gold in short track on the season, and we only just started the third stop 1500m specialist Sarault makes the A-final in her return from injury, finishing in 5th.

Blais wins gold in the women’s 1000m in Beijing, taking down some big names, what an upset Sarault makes the A-final in her return from injury, finishing in 5th.

Silver for William Dandjinou in the men’s 1500m at the ISU Beijing WC. Never thought I’d be disappointed with a silver, he’s been spoiling us a lot with his performances lately. Other news, Boutin failed to advance to the women’s 1000m quarterfinals and Sarault is finally back from her injury.

And, DNI is back…

Chennai Challenge | Chennai, India Women’s Tournament Gold- Maryna Hladun/Tetiana Lazarenko Silver- Hailey Harward/Kylie Deberg Bronze- Molly Shaw/Toni Rodriguez Men’s Tournament Gold- Jacob Hölting Nilsson/Elmer Andersson Silver- Leon Luini/Ruben Penniga Bronze- Philipp Waller/Timo Hammarberg Full Results

Moguls WC Idre Fjall | Idre Fjall, Sweden Women Gold- Jakara Anthony (82.94) Silver- Perrine Lafont (80.89) Bronze- Maia Schwinghammer (80.71) Maia Schwinghammer with her first career moguls podium Men Gold- Mikael Kingsbury (87.92) Silver- Ikuma Horishima (85.89) Bronze- Walter Wallberg (85.63) Big 3 in men’s moguls on the podium, as expected. Full Results

HSBC SVNS Dubai | Dubai, United Arab Emirates Men 1. Fiji 2. Spain 3. Argentina 4. New Zealand Women 1. Australia 2. New Zealand 3. France 4. Great Britain Full Results

Brooke McIntosh, Summer’s sister, is apparently now representing Guess Spain naturalized her, because I’m pretty sure she has no connection to the country…

New WR of 2:35.427 for our mixed 2000m relay at the ISU Beijing WC!

Maia Schwinghammer also won bronze in women’s moguls, for her first career WC podium in moguls!