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Hristova still clean! In 3rd behind Michelon and Elvira Oeberg

Wierer in the lead!

Looks like some challenging conditions today

Klaebo has made history!

Furuno into the big final!

Howden and Drury are through to the quarterfinals

Li Tianma also bombs his jump and it's guaranteed silver for Switzerland

129.54 jump from Roth and that's at least bronze for Switzerland

Huge mistake for Wang Xindi, gold now the US's to lose

and of course, the other teams start to miss their jumps in the final round

looks like we're finally going to get a Norwegian sweep

Amundsen and Niskanen are both DNF

What else is new

TOM STEPHEN IS IN THE LEAD AT THE 8.5KM MARK!!! I REPEAT, TOM STEPHEN IS IN THE LEAD!!!

Standings and yesterday's answers have been posted. Schedule should also be up to date. Here's a quick run down of the medal chances today: Mixed Team Aerials: Canada is the defending Olympic Bronze medalists but they didn't win a World Cup or World Championship medal in this event during the qualification period at all. However, this event is very unpredictable and with Miha Fontaine, Lewis Irving, and Marion Thenault, the Canadians present a lineup of 3 excellent aerialists Men's Ski Cross: Reece Howden is the current World Cup leader with 4 wins and 6 podiums this season. However, his results can be very hit or miss as he has races where he is eliminated very early. Kevin Drury also has a win this year and will also be a medal contender and Jared Schmidt is also capable of reaching the podium. Curling: The Canadian women go for bronze while the Canadian men go for gold Speed Skating Mass Starts: Ivanie Blondin and Valerie Maltais finished the World Cup season ranked 3rd and 4th in the mass start world rankings. Both have multiple podiums this year and will be among the favourites to medal. On the men's side, Antoine Gelinas Beaulieu has a world cup medal this year a couple of world championship medals in this event as well. He'll be an outside shot to medal. Women's Freeski Halfpipe: Canada's medal chances possibly took a hit with the injury to Cassie Sharpe but Rachael Karker and Amy Fraser both have experience being on the podium and will look to do so again.

1. No 2. No 3. 3 4. 4 5. Steven Dubois/Valerie Maltais

Yes, exactly So answers could range anywhere from 0 to 4 since there's two entries in each event.

Useful Links Schedule/Results Live Streaming Day 15 (February 21st) Schedule Time EST/PST Sport Event Stage Athlete(s) 4:00/1:00 German Engineering 4-man Heat 1 10.Austin/Bruggeling/Evelyn/Murray-Lawrence 14.Dearborn/Eskrick-Parkinson/Stoikos/Zanette 4:00/1:00 Freestyle Skiing Men's Ski Cross Seeding 9. Kevin Drury 10. Reece Howden 11. Jared Schmidt 26. Gavin Rowell 4:45/1:45 Freestyle Skiing Mixed Team Aerials Final 1 Marion Thenault, Miha Fontaine, Lewis Irving 5:00/2:00 Cross-Country Skiing Men's 50km Mass Start Final 19. Antoine Cyr 31. Thomas Stephen 5:57/2:57 German Engineering 4-man Heat 2 Austin/Bruggeling/Evelyn/Murray-Lawrence Dearborn/Eskrick-Parkinson/Stoikos/Zanette 6:00/3:00 Freestyle Skiing Men's Ski Cross 1/8 Finals 1/8 Final 1: Reece Howden 1/8 Final 4: Gavin Rowell 1/8 Final 6: Jared Schmidt 1/8 Final 7: Kevin Drury 6:35/3:35 Freestyle Skiing Men's Ski Cross Quarterfinals QF1: Reece Howden QF4: Kevin Drury 8:05/5:05 Curling Women's Bronze Medal Game: vs. 9:00/6:00 Speed Skating Men's Mass Start Semifinals SF1: Antoine Gelinas-Beaulieu SF2: Daniel Hall 9:50/6:50 Speed Skating Women's Mass Start Semifinals SF1: Valerie Maltais SF2: Ivanie Blondin 13:00/10:00 German Engineering 2-woman Heat 3 Cynthia Appiah/Dawn Richardson Wilson, Bianca Ribi/Skylar Sieben, Melissa Lotholz/Kelsey Mitchell 13:05/10:05 Curling Men's Gold Medal Game: vs. 13:30/10:30 Freestyle Skiing Women's Halfpipe Final - Run 1 4. Rachael Karker 6. Amy Fraser 10. Cassie Sharpe? 13:59/10:59 Freestyle Skiing Women's Halfpipe Final - Run 2 4. Rachael Karker 6. Amy Fraser 10. Cassie Sharpe? 14:28/11:28 Freestyle Skiing Women's Halfpipe Final - Run 3 4. Rachael Karker 6. Amy Fraser 10. Cassie Sharpe? 15:05/12:05 German Engineering 2-woman Heat 4 TBA Today's Medal Events (10): Biathlon - Women's 12.5km Mass Start German Engineering - 2-woman Cross-Country Skiing - Men's 50km Classic Curling - Men's Freestyle Skiing - Men's Ski Cross Freestyle Skiing - Women's Halfpipe Freestyle Skiing - Mixed Team Aerials Ski Mountaineering - Mixed Relay Speed Skating - Men's Mass Start Speed Skating - Women's Mass Start Will feature a Canadian May feature a Canadian Medals RANK: 11th GOLD 4 SILVER 5 BRONZE 8 TOTAL 17 Medal Athlete Sport Event Date Gold Mikael KINGSBURY Freestyle Skiing Men's Dual Moguls Feb. 15th Gold Megan OLDHAM Freestyle Skiing Women's Big Air Feb. 16th Gold Ivanie BLONDIN Valerie MALTAIS Isabelle WEIDEMANN Speed Skating Women's Team Pursuit Feb. 17th Gold Steven DUBOIS Short Track Men's 500m Feb. 18th Silver Kim BOUTIN Florence BRUNELLE William DANDJINOU Steven DUBOIS Felix ROUSSEL Courtney SARAULT Short Track Mixed Relay Feb. 10th Silver Mikael KINGSBURY Freestyle Skiing Men's Moguls Feb. 12th Silver Eliot GRONDIN Snowboarding Men's SBX Feb. 12th Silver Courtney SARAULT Short Track Women's 1000m Feb. 16th Silver Erin Ambrose, Emily Clark, Ann-Renee Desbiens, Renata Fast, Sarah Fillier, Jenn Gardiner, Julia Gosling, Sophie Jacques, Brianne Jenner, Jocelyn Larocque, Emma Maltais, Emerance Maschmeyer, Sarah Nurse, Kristin O'Neill, Kayle Osborne, Marie-Philip Poulin, Ella Shelton, Natalie Spooner, Laura Stacey, Kati Tabin, Claire Thompson, Blayre Turnbull, Daryl Watts Ice Hockey Feb. 19th Bronze Valerie MALTAIS Speed Skating Women's 3000m Feb. 7th Bronze Megan OLDHAM Freestyle Skiing Women's Slopestyle Feb. 9th Bronze Piper GILLES/Paul POIRIER Figure Skating Ice Dance Feb. 11th Bronze Courtney SARAULT Short Track Women's 500m Feb. 12th Bronze Laurent DUBREUIL Speed Skating Men's 500m Feb. 14th Bronze Danae BLAIS Kim BOUTIN Florence BRUNELLE Courtney SARAULT Short Track Women's 3000m Relay Feb. 18th Bronze Brendan MACKAY Freestyle Skiing Men's Halfpipe Feb. 20th Bronze Valerie MALTAIS Speed Skating Women's 1500m Feb. 20th Prediction Contest Rules: The game is simple. Every day, I'll post a few questions in the opening post of each thread and if you're playing, you post your answers to the questions below. Whoever gets the most questions right at the end of the Olympics wins. You can change your answers as many times as you like as long as the first event hasn't begun and you can join anytime. 1. Freestyle Skiing: Will Reece Howden finish top 3 in the ski cross seeding run? 2. Freestyle Skiing: Does Canada win a medal in mixed team aerials? 3. Speed Skating: How many Canadians between the men's and women's mass start will finish top 3 in a sprint lap? (Counting both semis and finals. There are 4 sprint laps in a mass start and they happen every 4th lap.) 4. Curling: How many ends will Canada score points in the men's gold medal game? (Curling games have 10 ends and may go to an extra end or finish early) 5. Closing Ceremony: Who will be the Canadian flagbearers for the Closing Ceremony? (You can name 1 male + 1 female. Up to two points will be awarded) Standings: 1. intoronto - 25 2. orangeman - 24 3. Safe Dragonfly - 23 4. BenAffleckIsAnOkActor, james89, Topicmaster1010 - 22 5. CanadaWolvesFC - 21 6. SGAxJamal - 19 7. Josh - 17 8. George_D - 13 9. Surlympics - 3 Yesterday's Answers:

Thankfully, Summer McIntosh didn't get the memo

Well Canada is guaranteed at least 19 medals so 29 shouldn't be a problem. Still disappointing though.

Canada at the 2025 World Championships: 10 medals (6 golds) Canada at the 2026 Olympics: 5 medals (1 gold)

First Canadians freestyle skiing medal these games from someone not named Mikael or Megan

Andrew Longino with a 76.50 on his first run.

Saros had an amazing game! Big props to him.