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Paula Moltzan with an impressive second run to boost her from 19th to 4th! Mikaela was the only one to beat her time in Run 2. Gold for !

Team USA 2026 Men - Casey Dawson (1500,5000,10000, TP), Jordan Stolz (500,1000,1500,MS), Ethan Cepuran (MS, TP), Zach Stoppelmoor (500), Emery Lehman (1500, TP), Cooper McLeod (500,1000), Conor McDermott-Mostowy (1000) Women - Erin Jackson (500,1000), Sarah Warren (500), Brittany Bowe (1000,1500,TP), Greta Myers (1500,MS,TP), Mia Manganello (MS), Giorgia Birkeland (TP) History In 2022, the USA earned 1 gold and 2 bronzes, which was an increase for us. The Netherlands generally dominates this sport. We have Jordan Stolz for the men, and he's got a great chance of earning multiple medals. We'll see!

I can't see anything. I haven't cross-checked each event with the schedule, however. Also, one other change...baseball is now starting Day -1, moving things up a day.

Janja will win two herself!

https://stillmed.olympics.com/media/Documents/Olympic-Games/LA28/Official-Programme-of-the-Olympic-Games-Los-Angeles-2028.pdf

Very true! Also found this article, talking about how the athletics schedule is cramping some people's style: https://www.dailynews.com/2025/11/12/la-2028-olympics-schedule-dashes-sydney-mclaughlin-levrones-double-gold-dreams/

It's interesting how the final Swimming session has three individual W races, but zero individual M races (then the two single-gendered medley races).

Helpful thing to determine order of medals awarded: 1) Apply a filter the data (which I failed to have automatically there when I posted the upload...click in top row and click Filter). Filter by Session Type and select Final. Only the medal events show up. 2) Sort by Games Day and then by End Time. Now you can see the order medals will be awarded (kind of). 3) Filter by Games Day to only see one day at a time, if you want to more easily count per day.

Slight typo: https://inside.fei.org/system/files/LA2028 Qualification System_final.pdf

(Having gone through the schedule now, happy to see that most of the predicted schedule matches this updated calendar.).

Since weightlifting added a 6th body weight category, they simply put two classes on one day and lengthened the session time.

The previous Cricket schedule had a GMM before the BMM, but the schedule just released had it in the typical order, with Bronze preceding Gold.

First step done: Get it all into one Excel file that you can now filter and sort if desired. More to come. la28sessionschedule.xlsx

Probably will just be manual edits.

Now time to see how close my schedule was!

Curling trials happening now...and yes, available on Peacock.

NHK Trophy...Green & Parsons were our third ice dancing pair to medal...no other medals this time. Coming home to skate next week!

Got Post 2 updated with the NHK Trophy results added. US only nabbed one medal, but it was our third Ice Dancing pair to medal.

That final for the Mixed Doubles was intense...a sprint to the finish! Chris Bak is something else...did 6 of those races today alone, and was 0.24 seconds away from getting two golds in one day.

Ruben Padilla with a silver in the 2025 WCH individual trampoline! We've never medaled in this sport at the Olympics, but Ruben, who is a repeat champ at mini-double, has also started focusing on the full-size trampoline...pulling out a silver here! Looking forward to seeing how he grows as LA28 approaches!

A fun sport! Never watched it really before today. (And nice to see that the US has some talent)

It's official. Erin McNeice is my favorite athlete. . (Never thought I'd see a T-Rex climbing a boulder.) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eA3MN4NLkjo

Just for anyone interested, I found a couple of these Dubai races live streamed on YT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NXKNv8KSEA

And in his own words, reflecting on winning the medal: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DQmjMapDEvF/

https://www.olympics.com/en/news/charles-coste-olympic-champion-dies-age-101 Story from Olympics.com. RIP