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Brilliant last shot by Nordbye leads to a BIG 3 in the 3rd end. lead 3-2 over

I would say it’s Badosa over Gauff, personally.

win gold in women’s curling! And the emotion on their faces afterwards, you can see how much it means to them.

Sabalenka takes out her bestie Badosa pretty convincingly, 6-4, 6-2, and will go for her 3rd consecutive Australian Open title in the final.

More drama Jo-Soo under pressure threads it through a very thin port for the single, 5-5, which means we’re going to an extra end with the hammer.

Beautiful 2nd shot by Yu-Jeong in the 8th, gets two yellow stones out of the rings and sets up a corner guard

Men’s hockey team defeats Slovakia 3-1 for gold!

Parallel Giant Slalom WC Bankso | Bankso, Bulgaria Men Gold- Dario Caviezel Silver- Gabriel Messier Bronze- Radoslav Yankov Women Gold- Ramona Theresa Hofmeister Silver- Miki Tsubaki Bronze- Michelle Dekker Full Results

Halfpipe WC Laax | Laax, Switzerland Men Gold- Scotty James (95.75) Silver- Ruka Hirano (93.75) Bronze- Ayumu Hirano (87.00) Women Gold- Chloe Kim (96.50) Silver- Maddie Mastro (94.50) Bronze- Gaon Choi (93.25) Full Results

Bronze for our women’s curling team, defeating Norway 7-3!

defeat 7-3 for bronze in women’s curling !

What a run by Pink, 2.76s gap over Dorfmann in the big final Krafniak with the bronze @Federer91

Fava with a dominant win over Kainz in the big final, after a BIG mistake from Kainz early on. Ankele with the bronze, to make it a double podium for Austria.

GSOC WFG Masters | Guelph, Ontario, Canada Men 1. Team Whyte 2. Team Jacobs 3. Team Dunstone 3. Team Mouat Women 1. Team Hasselborg 2. Team Homan 3. Team Kim 3. Team Wranå It seems as if the Swedes might be Homan’s kryptonite this season (last season it was the South Koreans), she got beat by both Wranå and Hasselborg during this event. Full Results

I think for a change, I’ll share my schedule for the rest of January (by event/dates) and share my day-by-day schedule each week. January (Canucks/Bills/Warriors/Vakifbank as usual) 11-23: FISU University Games 12-26: Australian Open 14- Feb 2: Men’s Handball World Championships (only medal matches) 21-26: BWF Indonesia Masters 23-26: FIS Zao Women’s Ski Jumping WC 24-25: FIS Waterville Moguls WC 24-26: ISU Calgary Speed Skating WC 25: FIS Rogla Parallel Giant Slalom WC 25-26: FIS Lac-Beauport Aerials WC Maybe the Winter X Games, we’ll see… IBU Antholz WC, FIE Plovdiv Sabre WC, FIS Men’s Ski Jumping WC Obersdorf, FIS Cross Country WC Engadin, FIE Doha Epee WC, FIS Alpine Skiing WC Kitzbuehl, HSBC SVNS Perth, FIS Alpine Skiing WC Garmisch-Partenkirchen, IBSF Bobsleigh WC St Moritz, IBSF Luge WC Oberhof, are all skips.

Bronze for Sage Stefani in women’s ski cross!

Wahlberg, Sasaoka, Asakawa is the podium in men’s ski cross, after a short weather delay. Undefeated Mitchell finished 4th.

Oh my goodness, what a race In the end it’s: Bernard, Hofherr, and Stefani with the medals in women’s ski cross. And unsurprisingly, in 4th with Joncas…

For an event of this caliber, I’m surprised with how many of the names I recognize.

Solid day for Groenland, only 1 penalty loop, and rewarded with a silver

Is the entry list out yet, and if not is there a date? Also, anyone know where it’ll be live-streamed? FISU University Games are about to end, and I have a knack for more multi-sport games at the moment

Women’s hockey team won a disappointing silver (lost to Czechia, props to the goalie through, saved 50/51 I think?), and Amy McCarthy won bronze in women’s snowboarding big air. Men’s and women’s curling teams lost their semifinals, and our men’s hockey team is through to the gold medal match.

Giovanni Guidetti is the new coach of our women’s team, while Shannon Winzer drops down as the high performance director. https://volleyball.ca/en/news/volleyball-canada-announces-giovanni-guidetti-as-women-s-coach

Giovanni Guidetti will take over from Shannon Winzer as women’s coach https://volleyball.ca/en/news/volleyball-canada-announces-giovanni-guidetti-as-women-s-coach

Aerials WC Lake Placid | Lake Placid, United States Men Gold- Sun Jiaxu (136.17) Silver- Noe Roth (123.90) Bronze- Li Xinpeng (118.10) Women Gold- Xu Mengtao (95.52) Silver- Danielle Scott (95.17) Bronze- Marion Thenault (90.94) Mixed Team 1. China 1 (Xu Mengtao, Li Xinpeng, Sun Jiaxu) (328.41) 2. Canada 2 (Alexandra Montminy, Miha Fontaine, Alexandre Duchaine) (289.17) 3. Australia (Laura Peel, Reilly Flanagan, Abbey Willcox) (277.63) Full Results