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Latvia: Eliza Tiruma (Luge) and Lauris Darzins (Ice Hockey)

It got leaked yesterday

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[hide] Event & Date Athletes Gold Silver Bronze Freestyle Skiing Men's Moguls Day 1 February 5th 2022 Broadie Summers Mikael Kingsbury x Jimi Salonen Benjamin Cavet Daichi Hara Ikuma Horishima x Kosuke Sugimoto Pavel Kolmakov Walter Wallberg x Ludwig Fjallstrom Cole McDonald Bradley Wilson Any Other Athlete Luge Men's Singles Day 2 February 6th 2022 Wolfgang Kindl x Any Other Austrian Athlete Max Langenhan Felix Loch x Johannes Ludwig x Dominik Fischnaller Kevin Fischnaller Gints Berzins Kristers Aparjods Aleksandr Gorbatcevich Semen Pavlichenko Roman Repilov Any Other Athlete Speed Skating Women's 1500m Day 3 February 7th 2022 Ivanie Blondin Isabelle Weidemann Han Mei Francesca Lollobrigida Ayano Sato Miho Takagi x Nana Takagi Nadezhda Morozova Antoinette De Jong Irene Schouten Ireen Wust Ragne Wiklund x Elizaveta Golubeva Brittany Bowe x Any Other Athlete Ski Jumping Mixed Team Event Normal Hill Day 3 February 7th 2022 Austria x Canada China Czech Republic Finland Germany x Italy Japan Norway Poland ROC Slovenia x Snowboard Women's Parallel Giant Slalom Day 4 February 8th 2022 Julia Dujmovits Sabine Schoeffmann Daniela Ulbing Ester Ledecka x Ramona Theresia Hofmeister x Any Other German Athlete Nadya Ochner Any Athlete from Japan Aleksandra Krol Sofiya Nadyrshina x Any Other ROC Athlete Ladina Jenny Patrizia Kummer Julie Zogg Any Other Athlete Cross-Country Skiing Men's Individual Sprint Freestyle Day 4 February 8th 2022 Any Athlete from Finland Lucas Chanavat Richard Jouve Federico Pellegrino Paal Goldberg Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo x Haavard Solaas Taugboel x Erik Valnes x Gleb Retivykh Alexander Terentev Any Other ROC Athlete Marcus Grate James Clinton Schoonmaker Any Other Athlete Short Track Speed Skating Men's 1500m Day 5 February 9th 2022 Stijn Desmet Pascal Dion Any Other Canadian Athlete Ren Ziwei x Sun Long x Shaolin Sandor Liu Yuri Confortola Adil Galiakhmetov Sjinkie Knegt Semen Elistratov Hwang Daeheon x Park Jang Hyuk Any Other Athlete Figure Skating Men's Event Day 6 February 10th 2022 Keegan Messing Han Yan Kevin Aymoz Any Italian Athlete Yuzuru Hanyu x Yuma Kagiyama Shoma Uno x Mikhail Kolyada Mark Kondratiuk Andrei Mozalev Cha Jun-hwan Jason Brown Nathan Chen x Any Other Athlete Alpine Skiing Men's Combined Day 6 February 10th 2022 Matthias Mayer Marco Schwarz x Filip Zubcic Victor Muffat-Jeandet Alexis Pinturault x Any German Athlete Christof Innerhofer Dominik Paris Aleksander Aamodt Kilde Any Other Norwegian Athlete Zan Kranjec Loic Meillard Any Other Swiss Athlete Any Other Athlete x Cross-Country Skiing Women's 10km Classical Day 6 February 10th 2022 Teresa Stadlober Kerttu Niskanen Krista Parmakoski Katharina Hennig Therese Johaug x Heidi Weng Any Other Athlete from Norway Natalia Nepryaeva x Tatiana Sorina Yulia Stupak Ebba Andersson Frida Karlsson x Rosie Brennan Any Other Athlete Snowboard Men's Halfpipe Day 7 February 11th 2022 Scotty James Liam Gill Wang Ziyang Andre Hoeflich Ayumu Hirano x Kaishu Hirano Ruka Hirano Yuto Totsuka x Jan Scherrer Any Other Swiss Athlete Shaun White Any Other American Athlete x Any Other Athlete Alpine Skiing Women's Super-G Day 7 February 11th 2022 Mirjam Puchner Ramona Siebenhofer Tamara Tippler Marie-Michele Gagnon Ester Ledecka Any French Athlete Federica Brignone x Elena Curtoni Sofia Goggia Ragnhild Mowinckel Lara Gut-Behrami Corinne Suter x Breezy Johnson Mikaela Shiffrin x Any Other Athlete Biathlon Men's Sprint Day 8 February 12th 2022 Anton Smolski Simon Desthieux Quentin Fillon-Maillet x Emilien Jacquelin Benedikt Doll Johannes Kuehn Johannes Thingnes Boe x Tarjei Boe Any Other Norwegian Athlete Eduard Latypov Alexandr Loginov Martin Ponsiluoma Sebastian Samuelsson x Any Other Athlete Biathlon Women's Pursuit Day 9 February 13th 2022 Lisa Theresa Hauser Dzinara Alimbekava x Hanna Sola Marketa Davidova Anais Chevalier-Bouchet Julia Simon Any Other French Athlete Denise Herrmann Franziska Preuss Any Italian Athlete Marte Olsbu Roeiseland x Kristina Reztsova Elvira Oeberg x Hanna Oeberg Any Other Athlete Short Track Speed Skating Women's 3000m Relay Day 9 February 13th 2022 Canada x China Italy Netherlands x Poland RCF South Korea x United States Speed Skating Women's 500m Day 9 February 13th 2022 Hanna Nifantava Tian Ruining Arisa Go Nao Kodaira x Miho Takagi Femke Kok x Any Other Dutch Athlete Andzelika Wojcik Kaja Ziomek Olga Fatkulina Angelina Golikova Daria Kachanova Kimi Goetz Erin Jackson x Any Other Athlete Ski Jumping Men's Team, Large Hill Day 10 February 14th 2022 Austria x Czech Republic Germany x Japan Norway x Poland ROC Slovenia Switzerland Any Other Nation Freestyle Skiing Men's Slopestyle Day 11 February 15th 2022 Teal Harle Max Moffatt Any Other Canadian Athlete Chris McCormick Ben Barclay Birk Ruud Any Other Norwegian Athlete Oliwer Magnusson Jesper Tjader Fabian Boesch Andri Ragettli x Mac Forehand Nicholas Goepper Alexander Hall x Any Other Athlete x Snowboard Women's Big Air Day 11 February 15th 2022 Anna Gasser x Jasmine Baird Brooke Voigt Rong Ge Enni Rukajarvi Annika Morgan Katie Ormerod Reira Iwabuchi x Kokomo Murase x Miyabi Onitsuka Hanne Eilertsen Hailey Langland Any Other Athlete Alpine Skiing Women's Downhill Day 11 February 15th 2022 Mirjam Puchner Ramona Siebenhofer Any Other Austrian Athlete Ester Ledecka Kira Weidle Nadia Delago Sofia Goggia Any Other Italian Athlete Ragnhild Mowinckel Ilka Stuhec Lara Gut-Behrami x Corinne Suter Any Other Swiss Athlete Breezy Johnson x Any Other Athlete x Speed Skating Men's Team Pursuit Day 11 February 15th 2022 Canada China Italy Netherlands x Norway x ROC South Korea United States x Biathlon Men's Relay Day 11 February 15th 2022 Austria Belarus Czech Republic France x Germany Italy Norway x RCF x Slovenia Sweden Ukraine Any Other Nation Nordic Combined Men's Individual Large Hill Day 11 February 15th 2022 Johannes Lamparter x Mario Seidl Kristjan Ilves Ilka Herola Eric Frenzel Vinzenz Geiger Johannes Rydzek Terence Weber Akito Watabe Jens Luraas Oftebro x Jarl Magnus Riiber x Any Other Norwegian Athlete Any Other Athlete Short Track Speed Skating Women's 1500m Day 12 February 16th 2022 Kim Boutin Courtney Sarault x Han Yutong Zhang Yuting Arianna Fontana Suzanne Schulting x Xandra Velzeboer Ekaterina Efremenkova Choi Minjeong Kim A Lang Lee Yubin x Kristen Santos Any Other Athlete Figure Skating Women's Event Day 13 February 17th 2022 Olga Mikutina Ekaterina Ryabova Loena Hendrickx Madeline Schizas Kaori Sakamoto Any Other Japanese Athlete Anna Shcherbakova x Alexandra Trusova x Kamila Valieva x Kim Ye-lim Lee Hae-in Mariah Bell Karen Chen Any Other Athlete Freestyle Skiing Men's Ski Cross Day 14 February 18th 2022 Johannes Rohrweck Any Other Austrian Athlete Kevin Drury Brady Leman Bastien Midol x Terence Tchiknavorian x Any Other French Athlete Florian Wilmsmann Simone Deromedis Sergey Ridzik Any Athlete from Sweden Joos Berry Ryan Regez x Any Other Swiss Athlete Any Other Athlete Cross-Country Skiing Men's 50km Mass Start Freestyle Day 15 February 19th 2022 Michal Novak Iivo Niskanen Hugo Lapalus Maurice Manificat Any German Athlete Andrew Musgrave Francesco De Fabiani Hans Christer Holund x Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo Simen Hegstad Krueger x Sjur Roethe Alexander Bolshunov x Alexey Chervotkin Any Other ROC Athlete Any Other Athlete Curling Women's Event Day 16 February 20th 2022 Canada x China Denmark Great Britain Japan ROC South Korea Sweden x Switzerland x United States Bobsleigh Four-Man Day 16 February 20th 2022 Benjamin Maier Justin Kripps x Francesco Friedrich x Christoph Hafer Johannes Lochner x Brad Hall Oskars Kibermanis Maxim Andrianov Rostislav Gaitiukevich Simon Friedli Michael Vogt Hunter Church Any Other Team [/hide]

Team Canada 215 athletes (109 men, 106 women) Alpine Skiing (13) Men (5): James (Jack) Crawford, Trevor Philp, Erik Read, Brodie Seger, Broderick Thompson Women 8): Marie-Michèle Gagnon, Cassidy Gray, Valérie Grenier, Erin Mielzynski, Ali Nullmeyer, Roni Remme, Laurence St-Germain, Amelia Smart Biathlon (8) Men (4): Jules Burnotte, Christian Gow, Scott Gow, Adam Runnalls Women (4): Megan Bankes, Sarah Beaudry, Emily Dickson, Emma Lunder Bobsleigh (18) Men (12): Pilots (3): Taylor Austin, Justin Kripps, Christopher Spring Brakemen (9): Ben Coakwell, Jay Dearborn, Mike Evelyn, Sam Giguere, Chris Patrician, Ryan Sommer, Cody Sorensen, Cam Stones, Daniel Sunderland Women (6): Pilots (3): Cynthia Appiah, Christine de Bruin, Melissa Lotholz Brakewomen (3): Kristen Bujnowski, Dawn Richardson Wilson, Sara Villani Cross-Country Skiing (9) Men (4): Antoine Cyr, Rémi Drolet, Olivier Léveillé, Graham Ritchie Women (5): Dahria Beatty, Olivia Bouffard-Nesbitt, Cendrine Browne, Laura Leclair, Katherine Stewart-Jones Curling (12) Men (5): Skip: Brad Gushue Third: Mark Nichols Second: Brett Gallant Lead: Geoff Walker Alternate: Marc Kennedy Women (5): Skip: Jennifer Jones Third: Kaitlyn Lawes Second: Jocelyn Peterman Lead: Dawn McEwen Alternate: Lisa Weagle Mixed Doubles (2): Female: Rachel Homan Male: John Morris Figure Skating (13) Men (2): Keegan Messing, Roman Sadovsky Women (1): Madeline Schizas Pairs (4): Vanessa James/Eric Radford, Kirsten Moore-Towers/Michael Marinaro Ice Dance (6): Laurence Fournier Beaudry/Nikolaj Sorensen, Piper Gilles/Paul Poirier, Marjorie Lajoie/Zachary Lagha Freestyle Skiing (32) Men (16) Moguls (2): Laurent Dumais, Mikaël Kingsbury Aerials (3): Miha Fontaine, Lewis Irving, Émile Nadeau Ski Cross (4): Kevin Drury, Reece Howden, Brady Leman, Jared Schmidt Halfpipe (3): Noah Bowman, Simon d'Artois, Brendan Mackay Slopestyle/Big Air (4): Teal Harle, Evan McEachran, Max Moffatt, Édouard Therriault Women (16) Moguls (3): Chloé Dufour-Lapointe, Justine Dufour-Lapointe, Sofiane Gagnon Aerials (3): Flavie Aumond, Naomy Boudreau-Guertin, Marion Thénault Ski Cross (4): Courtney Hoffos, Brittany Phelan, Hannah Schmidt, Marielle Thompson Halfpipe (3): Amy Fraser, Rachael Karker, Cassie Sharpe Slopestyle/Big Air (3): Olivia Asselin, Elena Gaskell, Megan Oldham Ice Hockey (48) Men (25) Forwards (14): Daniel Carr, Adam Cracknell, David Desharnais, Landon Ferraro, Josh Ho-Sang, Corban Knight, Jack McBain, Mason McTavish, Eric O'Dell, Eric Staal, Ben Street, Adam Tambellini, Jordan Weal, Daniel Winnik Defense (8): Mark Barberio, Jason Demers, Brandon Gormley, Alex Grant, Maxim Noreau, Owen Power, Mat Robinson, Tyler Wotherspoon Goalies (3): Devon Levi, Edward Pasquale, Matt Tomkins Women (23) Forwards (13): Emily Clark, Melodié Daoust, Sarah Fillier, Brianne Jenner, Rebecca Johnston, Emma Maltais, Sarah Nurse, Marie-Philip Poulin, Jamie Lee Rattray, Jillian Saulnier, Natalie Spooner, Laura Stacey, Blayre Turnbull Defense (7): Erin Ambrose, Ashton Bell, Renata Fast, Jocelyne Larocque, Ella Shelton, Claire Thompson, Micah Zandee-Hart Goalies (3): Kristen Campbell, Ann-Reneé Desbiens, Emerance Maschmeyer Luge (48) Men (1): Reid Watts Women (3): Natalie Corless, Trinity Ellis, Makena Hodgson Doubles (2): Tristan Walker/Justin Snith Short Track (10) Men (5): Pascal Dion, Steven Dubois, Charles Hamelin, Maxime Laoun, Jordan Pierre-Gilles Women (5): Danaé Blais, Kim Boutin, Florence Brunelle, Alyson Charles, Courtney Sarault Skeleton (3) Men (1): Blake Enzie Women (2): Jane Channell, Mirela Rahneva Ski Jumping (4) Men (2): Mackenzie Boyd-Clowes, Matthew Soukup Women (2): Alexandria Loutitt, Abigail Strate Snowboarding (23) Men (11): Parallel Giant Slalom (3): Sébastian Beaulieu, Arnaud Gaudet, Jules Lefebvre Snowboard Cross (3): Eliot Grondin, Kevin Hill, Liam Moffatt Halfpipe (1): Derek Livingston Slopestyle/Big Air (4): Mark McMorris, Max Parrot, Darcy Sharpe, Sébastien Toutant Women (12): Parallel Giant Slalom (3): Kaylie Buck, Megan Farrell, Jennifer Hawkrigg Snowboard Cross (4): Zoe Bergermann, Tess Critchlow, Audrey McManiman, Meryeta O'Dine Halfpipe (2): Brooke D'Hondt, Elizabeth Hosking Slopestyle/Big Air (3): Jasmine Baird, Laurie Blouin, Brooke Voigt Speed Skating (16) Men (8): Jordan Belchos, Ted-Jan Bloemen, Laurent Dubreuil, Graeme Fish, Antoine Gélinas-Beaulieu, Connor Howe, Gilmore Junio, Tyson Langelaar Women (8): Ivanie Blondin, Marsha Hudey, Valérie Maltais, Brooklyn McDougall, Heather McLean, Maddison Pearman, Alexa Scott, Isabelle Weidemann

Austria: 106 Alpine Skiing: 22 Biathlon: 10 Bobsleigh: 10 Cross-Country Skiing: 5 Figure Skating: 3 Freestyle Skiing: 13 Luge: 10 Nordic Combined: 5 Skeleton: 3 Ski Jumping: 9 Snowboarding: 14 Speed Skating: 2 Ireland: 6 Alpine Skiing: 2 Cross-Country Skiing: 1 Freestyle Skiing: 1 Luge: 1 Snowboarding: 1 Nigeria: 1 Cross-Country Skiing: 1 Ukraine: 45 Alpine Skiing: 2 Biathlon: 10 Bobsleigh: 1 Cross-Country Skiing: 7 Figure Skating: 6 Freestyle Skiing: 5 Luge: 6 Nordic Combined: 1 Short Track: 2 Skeleton: 1 Ski Jumping: 3 Snowboarding: 1 Virgin Islands: 1 Skeleton: 1 That should do it for all the teams. I think a few of them are off by one number. I'll try to identify them once the team sizes are finalized.

South Korea: 63 Alpine Skiing: 2 Biathlon: 3 Bobsleigh: 9 Cross-Country Skiing: 5 Curling: 5 Figure Skating: 4 Freestyle Skiing: 3 Luge: 4 Nordic Combined: 1 Short Track: 10 Skeleton: 3 Snowboarding: 4 Speed Skating: 10

TEAM CANADA Goaltenders: Devon Levi (Northeastern University, NCAA, ) Eddie Pasquale (Lokomotiv Yaroslavl, KHL, ) Matt Tomkins (Frölunda HC, SHL, ) Defencemen: Mark Barberio (Ak Bars Kazan, KHL, ) Jason Demers (Ak Bars Kazan, KHL, ) Brandon Gormley (Lokomotiv Yaroslavl, KHL, ) Alex Grant (Jokerit, KHL, ) Maxim Noreau (ZSC Lions, NL, ) Owen Power (University Of Michigan, NCAA, ) Mat Robinson (SKA St. Petersburg, KHL, ) Tyler Wotherspoon (Utica Comets, AHL, ) Forwards: Daniel Carr (HC Lugano, NL, ) Adam Cracknell (Bakersfield Condors, AHL, ) David Desharnais (HC Fribourg-Gotteron, NL, ) Landon Ferraro (Kölner Haie, DEL, ) Josh Ho-Sang (Toronto Marlies, AHL, ) Corban Knight (Avangard Omsk, KHL, ) Jack McBain (Boston College, NCAA, ) Mason McTavish (Hamilton Bulldogs, OHL, ) Eric O'Dell (Dynamo Moscow, KHL, ) Eric Staal (Iowa Wild, AHL, ) Ben Street (EHC Red Bull München, AHL, ) Adam Tambellini (Rögle BK, SHL, ) Jordan Weal (Ak Bars Kazan, KHL, ) Daniel Winnik (Genève-Servette, NL, )

Well Austria has a full team now according the FIS quota page. France also got an additional men's quota

https://www.isu.org/inside-isu/isu-communications/communications/27084-2452-owg-2022-final-allocation-quota-places-speed-skating-short-track-speed-skating/file Final quota places! 87 men and 79 women. I'm sure Bach will be pleased.

1st 15 Women's Mass Start Quotas: Austria: 1 (Hauser) Belarus: 2 (Alimbekava, Sola) Czech Republic: 1 (Davidova) France: 4 (Bescond, Braisaz-Bouchet, Chevalier-Bouchet, Simon) Italy: 1 (Wierer) Norway: 2 (Roeiseland, Tandrevold) ROC: 1 (Reztsova) Sweden: 3 (Brorsson, E. Oeberg, H. Oeberg)

1st 15 Men's Mass Start Quotas: Belarus: 1 (Smolski) Finland: 1 (Seppala) France: 4 (Claude, Desthieux, Fillon Maillet, Jacquelin) Germany: 2 (Doll, Kuehn) Norway: 4 (J. Boe, T. Boe, Christiansen, Laegreid) ROC: 2 (Latypov, Loginov) Sweden: 1 (Samuelsson)

Kazakhstan: 34 Alpine Skiing: 2 Biathlon: 3 Cross-Country Skiing: 7 Freestyle Skiing: 9 Nordic Combined: 1 Short Track: 5 Ski Jumping: 2 Speed Skating: 5 This is assuming they'll accept all their biathlon quotas.

Switzerland: 166 Alpine Skiing: 22 Biathlon: 8 Bobsleigh: 12 Cross-Country Skiing: 14 Curling: 12 Figure Skating: 2 Freestyle Skiing: 22 Ice Hockey: 48 Luge: 1 Ski Jumping: 4 Snowboarding: 19 Speed Skating: 2 They rejected both their nordic combined and skeleton quota. I would think they would keep all of their skiing quotas. and were both posted earlier. Croatia should be at 11 and Germany should be at 144.

https://www.olympicsil.co.il/המשחקים-האולימפים/המשחקים-האולימפיים-בייגנג-2022/ Not an official announcement but their bobsledders are listed under the athletes section. Not sure how reliable it is.

So it actually looks like Sweden is leaving women's alpine skiing quotas and one men's ski cross quota unused. If that's the case, then their team size is 114 instead of 117. Their rivals team size also seems to be final. Norway: 81 Alpine Skiing: 12 Biathlon: 12 Cross-Country Skiing: 16 Curling: 6 Freestyle Skiing: 6 Nordic Combined: 5 Ski Jumping: 8 Snowboarding: 4 Speed Skating: 12 Again, two unused alpine skiing quotas. Israel: 8 Alpine Skiing: 2 Bobsleigh: 2 Figure Skating: 3 Short Track: 1 The Israeli NOC site says they qualified a two-man bobsleigh team so it would seem that someone rejected but not sure who. I'll update if there's any changes to any of these teams sizes.

Belgium: 19 Alpine Skiing: 4 Biathlon: 5 Bobsleigh: 2 Cross-Country Skiing: 1 Figure Skating: 1 Short Track: 2 Skeleton: 1 Snowboarding: 1 Speed Skating: 3 Spain: 14 Alpine Skiing: 3 Cross-Country Skiing: 2 Figure Skating: 4 Freestyle Skiing: 2 Skeleton: 1 Snowboarding: 2 also +1 for Andorra in snowboarding since they got a reallocation. That brings them to 5 athletes.

I like my fellow Canadians on the forum and probably 99.9% of the country who watches the Olympics will also say Vancouver 2010. One of the best times of my life and one of the most magical times in Canadian history. So many memorable moments from Alex Bilodeau winning our first gold on Canadian soil to Sidney Crosby scoring the "Golden Goal" to win men's hockey gold for Canada. 80% of the country tuned in to watch the gold medal hockey game between Canada and the USA. Will never get tired of watching the video below.

Looks like Germany will have a team of 144 athletes. Interestingly, it only has 10 alpine skiiers even though they accepted 12 quotas and they also are only sending one man in snowboard halfpipe even though they accepted 3 quotas. Maybe one of the German's here has more info? Germany: 144 Alpine Skiing: 10 Biathlon: 11 Bobsleigh: 18 Cross-Country Skiing: 14 Freestyle Skiing: 9 Figure Skating: 6 Ice Hockey: 25 Luge: 10 Nordic Combined: 5 Short Track: 1 Skeleton: 6 Ski Jumping: 9 Snowboarding: 15 Speed Skating: 5

Quota for Andorra in women's snowboard cross!

Shouldn't it be more like 37-43?

And for my ethnic nation of Taiwan, 0 medals as always in the winter games but it would be a great result if Huang Yu-Ting could get a top 10 finish in speed skating.

Canada Alpine Skiing: On paper, we definitely should win 0 medals here but we did win one medal during the World Cup season this year. Our skiers are definitely capable of winning a surprise medal. 0-1 medals Biathlon: Perhaps if one of our biathletes shoots clean, a medal in the individual could be possible in the most unpredictable sport (as shown by a 4th place finish from Scott Gow earlier this year). 0-1 medals Bobsleigh: Between Justin Kripps, Christine de Bruin, and Cynthia Appiah, I would expect at least one medal. If everything goes according to plan, then a medal in all 4 disciplines. 1-4 medals Cross-Country Skiing: With Alex Harvey's retirement, we've gone in a full rebuild mode. There's a couple of promising skiers on the men's side but it's safe to say that we won't contend at these Olympics. 0 medals Curling: 4 years ago, I would have easily said 3 medals but the results over the last 4 years has shown that the rest of the world has caught up. I'll say that at least one team should medal but hopefully all 3 can make the podium. 1-3 medals Figure Skating: What a difference 4 years makes. All but one member of the team that won gold in the team event in 2018 are retired. Maybe we win a medal in ice dance. Maybe we can beat out Japan for the bronze medal in the team event. Otherwise, no chance in the other disciplines. 0-2 medals Freestyle Skiing: We have medal contenders in every discipline besides women's moguls and probably men's aerials. We should at least get one medal in ski cross, one in halfpipe and one between moguls and slopestyle/big air. 3-11 medals Ice Hockey: Women's hockey should be our safest medal. Without NHL players, the men's team is no longer gold medal favourites but should still be contenders. 1-2 medals Luge: Like figure skating, our luge program has gone into a rebuild except we don't have any medal contenders. 0 medals Nordic Combined: No athletes. 0 medals Short Track: Started out the World Cup season poorly but ended strongly. We at least won 2 medals at every world cup stop and the most we won is 7 so I'll put that as the range. Pascal Dion, Kim Boutin and Courtney Sarault will be the biggest medal hopefuls here. 2-7 medals Skeleton: Definitely capable of a surprise in the women's event. 0 chance of a medal in the men's. 0-1 medals Ski Jumping: Nope. 0 medals Snowboarding: Biggest medal chances here are in the men's/women's slopestyle/big air events and men's snowboard cross. Let's go with 2-5 medals. Speed Skating: The sport that's made the most progress for us since the last Olympics. Possibility for medals in the men's 500m, 1500m, as well as the long distance, team pursuits and mass starts for both genders. 3-9 medals Pessimistic Total: 13 medals Optimistic Total: 46 medals If we take the median, that would be 29.5. I'll say 26 would be more realistic.

With two weeks to go until the opening ceremony and with countries finalizing their rosters, it's time for the big question!

+ 1 for in alpine skiing from reallocation to bring them to 6 athletes. some more teams whose sizes should be set. Australia: 44 Alpine Skiing: 4 Bobsleigh: 2 Cross-Country Skiing: 6 Curling: 2 Figure Skating: 2 Freestyle Skiing: 13 Luge: 1 Short Track: 1 Skeleton: 2 Snowboarding: 11 Great Britain: 49 Alpine Skiing: 4 Bobsleigh: 6 Cross-Country Skiing: 3 Curling: 10 Figure Skating: 3 Freestyle Skiing: 11 Luge: 1 Short Track: 3 Skeleton: 4 Snowboarding: 3 Speed Skating: 1 New Zealand: 16 Alpine Skiing: 2 Biathlon: 1 Freestyle Skiing: 9 Snowboarding: 3 Speed Skating: 1 Puerto Rico: 2 Alpine Skiing: 1 Skeleton: 1 ROC: 211 Alpine Skiing: 7 Biathlon: 10 Bobsleigh: 12 Cross-Country Skiing: 16 Curling: 10 Figure Skating: 18 Freestyle Skiing: 23 Ice Hockey: 48 Luge: 10 Nordic Combined: 3 Short Track: 9 Skeleton: 6 Ski Jumping: 9 Snowboarding: 14 Speed Skating: 16 Sweden: 117 Alpine Skiing: 9 Biathlon: 11 Cross-Country Skiing: 16 Curling: 11 Figure Skating: 2 Freestyle Skiing: 14 Ice Hockey: 48 Luge: 2 Ski Jumping: 1 Snowboarding: 2 Speed Skating: 1 Trinidad and Tobago: 2 Bobsleigh: 2