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Kuznetsov with a lacrosse style goal in the KHL, oh my word Nasty stuff.

ISU Four Continents Speed Skating Championships | Hachinohe City, Japan Day 3 Women’s Team Pursuit 1. China (3:02.20) 2. Japan (3:04.02) 3. South Korea (3:12.28) DNF and neither them nor Japan won gold Men’s Team Pursuit 1. United States (3:43.13) 2. Japan (3:44.47) 3. Canada (3:47.43) Women’s 1000m 1. Brittany Bowe (1:15.65) 2. Nadezkha Morozova (1:17.16) 3. Kimi Goetz (1:17.23) Men’s 1000m 1. Jordan Stolz (1:08.04) 2. Tatsuya Shinhama (1:08.38) 3. Laurent Dubreuil (1:09.04) Women’s Mass Start 1. Ivanie Blondin (63 SP/9:23.28) 2. Mia Manganello (41 SP/9:28.36) 3. Ji-Woo Park (20 SP/9:28.39) Men’s Mass Start 1. Vitaliy Chshigolev (62 SP/8:22.05) 2. David De La Rue (45 SP/8:22.13) 3. Hayden Meyeur (22 SP/8:22.77) Full Results

WTT Finals Fukuoka, club volleyball, Speed Skating WC Hachinote, NHL, NFL, NBA, BJK/Davis Cup Finals, European Curling Championships, FIS Stubai Slopestyle WCs, BWF Super 750 China Masters Will follow along with the BPT events in Chennai/, the UCI Track Cycling Nations League in France, the Skeleton WC in Yanqing, the FIE WCs in Tunis/Vancouver, and the Open Water WC in Neom.

It’s November 17 for me, which means it’s officially my birthday

BWF Super 500 Japan Masters | Kumamoto, Japan Men’s Singles 1. Li Shifeng 2. Leong Jun Hao 3. Jonatan Christie 3. Viktor Axelsen Women’s Singles 1. Akane Yamaguchi 2. Gregoria Mariska Tunjung 3. Sim Yu-Jin 3. Pornpawee Chochuwong Men’s Doubles 1. Fajar Alfian/Muhammad Rian Ardianto 2. Takuro Kogi/Yugo Kobayashi 3. Nur Mohd Azriyn Ayub/Tan Wee Kiong 3. Leo Rolly Carnando/Bagas Maulana Women’s Doubles 1. Liu Shengshu/Tan Ning 2. Yuki Fukushima/Mayu Matsumoto 3. Nami Masuyama/Chiharu Shida 3. Li Yijing/Luo Xumin Mixed Doubles 1. Dechapol Puavaranukroh/Supissara Paewsampran 2. Thom Gicquel/Delphine Delrue 3. Goh Soon Huat/Shevon Jemie Lai 3. Guo Xinwa/Cheng Fanghui Full Results

Awesome, thanks Go Edin and Hasselborg!

If you don’t want to pay like me: BBC is streaming some of Scotland’s round robin matches (and potentially the playoffs?), against the top teams, you’ll just need to set your VPN to Great Britain. The Olympics Channel will also be live-streaming all medal matches on the App/website, although it’ll be geo-blocked in Sweden, Poland, and Switzerland (other companies probably have rights, but I don’t know which ones…)

ISU Four Continents Speed Skating Championships | Hachinohe City, Japan Day 1 Women’s Team Sprint 1. Canada (1:27.87) 2. South Korea (1:29.26) 3. Kazakstan (1:30.36) Men’s Team Sprint 1. United States (1:19.43) 2. China (1:19.78) 3. Canada (1:20.32) Women’s 1500m 1. Miho Takagi (1:54.86) 2. Mei Han (1:56.83) 3. Ivanie Blondin (1:57.99) Men’s 1500m 1. Jordan Stolz (1:44.45) 2. Zhongyang Ning (1:45.84) 3. Taiyo Nonomura (1:46.01) Day 2 Women’s 500m 1. Erin Jackson (38.16) 2. Kurumi Inagawa (38.26) 3. Min-Sun Kim (38.30) Men’s 500m 1. Jordan Stolz (34.47) 2. Laurent Dubreuil (34.68) 3. Tatsuya Shinhama (34.82) Women’s 5000m 1. Momoka Horikawa (4:06.91) 2. Isabelle Weidemann (4:08.01) 3. Ivanie Blondin (4:08.09) Men’s 5000m 1. Graeme Fish (6:18.06) 2. Riku Tsuchiya (6:23.40) 3. Seitaro Ichinohe (6:24.11) Full Results

I met JT Miller and Conor Garland of the yesterday, it was an incredible experience

I think you’re being too pessimistic as usual, you really need to have more belief in the Dutch athletes Xandra is one of the top women in the 1000m, and all three relays should also provide solid medal chances. Maybe Daleman will develop as a contender in the next few years? Roest is in the mix in the 10000m, Rijpma de Jong in the 1500/3000m, Leerdam in the 500m, as is your men’s and women’s team pursuits.

Skeleton WC Pyeongchang, South Korea Women Gold- Amelia Coltman (1:48.41) Silver- Janine Flock (1:48.49) Bronze- Nicole Rocha Silva (1:48.54) First ever winter podium for Full Results Men Gold- Christopher Grotheer (1:46.32) Silver- Marcus Wyatt (1:46.47) Bronze- Matt Weston (1:46.95) Full Results

I would disagree here. Canada hasn’t won a medal at Mixed Doubles Worlds since 2019, so I’d say 2.

new partnership alert! Carol Salgado is partnering up with Rebecca Cavalcanti for the next Olympic squad

WLL to debut a women’s league in 2025 in preparation for LA 2028. https://www.instagram.com/p/DCUdUebOWBO/?igsh=enNtY2JlYmRnency

Fingers crossed the women’s curling gold medal match also undergoes changes, very preferably an hour earlier so it doesn’t conflict with the men’s hockey gold medal match Seriously, what were they thinking

More AI visualizations of the venues.

ATP Finals, Billie Jean King Cup, BWF Japan Open, NHL, NBA, NFL, ISU Four Continents Speed Skating Championships, IBSF Skeleton WC Pyeongchang & FIS Alpine Skiing WC Levi (on at the same time, probably will focus on alpine skiing) No European Curling Championships (… PPV on Recast)

WTT Champions Frankfurt Men 1. Lin Shidong 2. Anton Kallberg 3. Lin Yun-Ju 3. Truls Möregårdh Women 1. Wang Yidi 2. Wang Manyu 3. Miwa Harimoto 3. Chen Xingtong Full Results

I’ll believe it when I see it…

GSOC Co-Op Canadian Open | Nisku, Alberta, Canada Men 1. Team Mouat 2. Team Gushue 3. Team Retornaz 3. Team Schwaller Women 1. Team Homan 2. Team Tirinzoni 3. Team Kim 3. Team Ha Full Results

Women’s team took down US 4-1 in match 3 of the rivalry series, and take a 2-1 overall lead!

Mouat defeats Gushue 6-2 for the men’s title at the GSOC Co-Op Canadian Open. Now 13-0 in GSOC matches, including two titles, and 37-4 overall on the season.

Christine Sinclair (soccer)

Rio Elite16 | Rio De Janeiro, Brazil Women’s Tournament Gold- Barbara Seixas/Carol Salgado Silver- Terese Cannon/Megan Kraft Bronze- Thamela Cordello/Victoria Lopes Men’s Tournament Gold- Javier Bello/Joaquin Bello Silver- Tomas Capogrosso/Nicolás Capogrosso Bronze- Martins Plavins/Kristians Fokerots Full Results

Homan defeats Tirinzoni 7-5 for GSOC Co-app Canadian Open title! Now 33-2 on the season