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Final Men's Results: 1. Stephen Gogolev - 275.50 (175.90) 2. Roman Sadovsky - 255.10 (173.31) 3. Aleksa Rakic - 246.02 (162.42) That should officially cement Gogolev's spot on the olympic team.

Ice Dance Rhythm Dance: 1. Gilles/Poirier - 93.11 2. Lajoie/Lagha - 86.93 3. Lauriault/Le Gac - 78.64 4. Fabbri/Ayer - 78.05 Close for the 3rd spot.

TEAM CANADA Goaltenders: Ann-Reneé Desbiens (Montréal Victoire, PWHL, ) Emerance Maschmeyer (Vancouver Goldeneyes, PWHL, ) Kayle Osborne (New York Sirens, PWHL, ) Defencemen: Erin Ambrose (Montréal Victoire, PWHL, ) Renata Fast (Toronto Sceptres, PWHL, ) Sophie Jaques (Vancouver Goldeneyes, PWHL, ) Jocelyne Larocque (Ottawa Charge, PWHL, ) Ella Shelton (Toronto Sceptres, PWHL, ) Kati Tabin (Montréal Victoire, PWHL, ) Claire Thompson (Vancouver Goldeneyes, PWHL, ) Forwards: Emily Clark (Ottawa Charge, PWHL, ) Sarah Fillier (New York Sirens, PWHL, ) Jennifer Gardiner (Vancouver Goldeneyes, PWHL, ) Julia Gosling (Seattle Torrent, PWHL, ) Brianne Jenner (Ottawa Charge, PWHL, ) Emma Maltais (Toronto Sceptres, PWHL, ) Sarah Nurse (Vancouver Goldeneyes, PWHL, ) Kristin O'Neill (New York Sirens, PWHL, ) Marie-Philip Poulin (Montréal Victoire, PWHL, ) Natalie Spooner (Toronto Sceptres, PWHL, ) Laura Stacey (Montréal Victoire, PWHL, ) Blayre Turnbull (Toronto Sceptres, PWHL, ) Daryl Watts (Toronto Sceptres, PWHL, )

Pairs Short Program Results: 1. Stellato-Dudek/Deschamps - 78.35 2. Pereira/Michaud - 69.11 3. Kemp/Elizarov - 65.85

I had a look at the leaderboards for this year. Gogolev's short Program score places him 3rd on the short Program leaderboard only trailing Malinin and Kagiyama. Of course there's a home ice scoring boost but this is still very encouraging for the team event.

Not sure. Women's finals were already cancelled. Usually in the live results, if you qualify for the final, there's a Q next to your name but that wasn't the case here. I guess we'll see.

I believe finals are canceled because of the weather. Kingsbury's run should be good enough for bronze. Also 6th place for Julien Viel Edit: Never mind

Canadian Figure Skating Championships Men's Short Program Results: 1. Stephen Gogolev - 99.60 2. Wesley Chiu - 89.14 3. Aleksa Rakic - 81.79 4. Roman Sadovsky - 81.79 7. Keegan Messing - 79.05 Only ONE Olympic spot is up for grabs

19th place for Nadia Moser in today's sprint. Best Canadian result of the season so far. Shilo Rousseau finished 47th and also qualified for the pursuit.

Do you think he'll be healthy by the time the Olympics come? He hasn't played all year.

13 year old Lia Cho broke the Canadian Junior record at the Canadian Figure Skating championships yesterday

TEAM SWITZERLAND Goaltenders: Andrea Brändli (Frölunda HC, SDHL, ) Saskia Maurer (SC Bern Frauen, SWHL A, ) Monja Wagner (Union College, NCAA, ) Defencemen: Alessia Baechler (Northeastern Univ., NCAA, ) Annic Büchi (EVZ Women's Team, SWHL A, ) Lara Christen (SC Bern Frauen, SWHL A, ) Laure Mériguet (Genève Future Hockey U18, U18-Elit, ) Shannon Sigrist (ZSC Lions Frauen, SWHL A, ) Nicole Vallario (New York Sirens, PWHL, ) Stefanie Wetli (SC Bern Frauen, SWHL A, ) Forwards: Leoni Balzer (HC Davos Ladies, SWHL A, ) Rahel Enzler (EVZ Women's Team, SWHL A, ) Naemi Herzig (College of the Holy Cross, NCAA, ) Sinja Leemann (SC Bern Frauen, SWHL A, ) Lena-Marie Lutz (HC Ambrì-Piotta Women, SWHL A, ) Alina Marti (EVZ Women's Team, SWHL A, ) Alina Müller (Boston Fleet, PWHL, ) Kaleigh Quennec (SC Bern Frauen, SWHL A, ) Noemi Ryhner (EVZ Women's Team, SWHL A, ) Vanessa Schaefer (Univ. of British Columbia, USports, ) Lara Stalder (EVZ Women's Team, SWHL A, ) Ivana Wey (EVZ Women's Team, SWHL A, ) Laura Zimmermann (St. Cloud State Univ., NCAA, )

TEAM GERMANY Goaltenders: Sandra Abstreiter (Montréal Victoire, PWHL, ) Lisa Hemmerle (ERC Ingolstadt, DFEL, ) Chiara Schultes (ECDC Memmingen, DFEL, ) Defencemen: Daria Gleißner (ECDC Memmingen, DFEL, ) Ronja Hark (ECDC Memmingen, DFEL, ) Hanna Hoppe (Eisbären Juniors Berlin, DFEL, ) Katarina Jobst-Smith (Vancouver Goldeneyes, PWHL, ) Charlott Schaffrath (ECDC Memmingen, DFEL, ) Tara Schmitz (Mad Dogs Mannheim, DFEL, ) Carina Strobel (ECDC Memmingen, DFEL, ) Hanna Weichenhain (ECDC Memmingen, DFEL, ) Forwards: Anne Bartsch (ECDC Memmingen, DFEL, ) Nina Christof (Rensselaer Poly In., NCAA, ) Franziska Feldmeier (Eisbären Juniors Berlin, DFEL, ) Nicola Hadraschek-Eisenschmid (ECDC Memmingen, DFEL, ) Celina Haider (ERC Ingolstadt, DFEL, ) Mathilda Heine (ETC Crimmitschau, Germany2, ) Laura Kluge (Boston Fleet, PWHL, ) Emily Nix (Frölunda HC, SDHL, ) Jule Schiefer (ECDC Memmingen, DFEL, ) Svenja Voigt (St. Cloud State Univ., NCAA, ) Lilli Welcke (Boston Univ., NCAA, ) Luisa Welcke (Boston Univ., NCAA, )

Great work! A few things: Bobsleigh: I would imagine Lotholz and Appiah would be both events if we only end up with two sleds Freestyle Skiing: Based on the selection criteria, Irving, Fontaine, Nadeau and Duchaine are all comfortably qualified in aerial's. Max Moffatt is currently on the outside looking in. Elliott Vaillancourt is the athlete currently on the 16th qualification position. Luge: No men are entered in the final world cup so the men's singles dream is over.

TEAM CZECHIA Goaltenders: Michaela Hesová (Dartmouth College, NCAA, ) Julie Pejšová (HC Milevsko, ) Klára Peslarová (Brynäs IF, SDHL, ) Defencemen: Sára Čajanová (Brynäs IF, SDHL, ) Dominika Lásková (SDE HF, SDHL, ) Noemi Neubauerová (EVZ Women's Team, SWHL A, ) Daniela Pejšová (Boston Fleet, PWHL, ) Klára Seroiszková (HC Davos Ladies, SWHL A, ) Aneta Tejralová (Seattle Torrent, PWHL, ) Andrea Trnková (Clarkson Univ., NCAA, ) Forwards: Klára Hymlárová (Minnesota Frost, PWHL, ) Barbora Juřičková (HPK, Auroraliiga, ) Kristýna Kaltounková (New York Sirens, PWHL, ) Denisa Křížová (Minnesota Frost, PWHL, ) Natálie Mlýnková (Montréal Victoire, PWHL, ) Kateřina Mrázová (Ottawa Charge, PWHL, ) Michaela Pejzlová (HC Ambrì-Piotta Women, SWHL A, ) Tereza Pištéková (SDE HF, SDHL, ) Tereza Plosová (Univ. of Minnesota, NCAA, ) Vendula Přibylová (MoDo Hockey, SDHL, ) Adéla Šapovalivová (Univ. of Wisconsin, NCAA, ) Tereza Vanišová (Vancouver Goldeneyes, PWHL, ) Linda Vocetková (Djurgårdens IF, SDHL, )

Glad to see Alberts Smits on the Latvian team. Always exciting when top prospects get named to the senior team.

Mikael Kingsbury, Marion Thenault and Megan Oldham are all entered in world cup events this week.

Canada doesn't usually reject quotas. Eilers is currently listed as eligible on the FIS website so she'll likely take Loutitt's quota.

No, only the first 500m and 1000m races count for selection

Now first in the overall U23 standings despite missing the first 3 stops

First career world cup win for Elizabeth Hosking!

Great for her but that does complicate the matrix a bit more. Men Rank Event Athlete 1 10000m (1) Ted-Jan Bloemen Q 2 5000m (1) Ted-Jan Bloemen Q 3 Mass Start (1) Antoine Gélinas-Beaulieu Q 4 Mass Start (2) Q 5 500m (1) Laurent Dubreuil Q 6 500m (2) Anders Johnson Q 7 1500m (1) Q 8 500m (3) Cédrick Brunet Q 9 1000m (1) 10 1500m (2) 11 1000m (2) Women Rank Event Athlete 1 3000m (1) Isabelle Weidemann Q 2 5000m (1) Isabelle Weidemann Q 3 3000m (2) Valérie Maltais Q 4 5000m (2) Q 5 Mass Start (1) Ivanie Blondin Q 6 Mass Start (2) Valérie Maltais Q 7 1000m (1) Béatrice Lamarche Q 8 1500m (1) Ivanie Blondin Q 9 3000m (3) Laura Hall Q 10 500m (1) Béatrice Lamarche Q 11 1000m (2) Q 12 1500m (2) Q 13 500m (2) Carolina Hiller-Donnelly 14 500m (3) Brooklyn McDougall 15 1500m (3) 16 1000m (3) Now there are 7 unique names on the women's matrix with 8 quotas available so there is only room for one more athlete. It's very possible that the 3rd athlete in the 1000m won't be named to the team now.

Anders Johnson and Cedrik Brunet are provisionally qualified in the men's 500m. Dubreuil won the race but is already pre-qualified.

Carolina Hiller-Donnelly and Brooklyn McDougall are the top two finishers in the women's 500m and are provisionally on the Olympic Team.

Canadian Olympic Speed Skating Trials begin tomorrow in Quebec City. You can find the list of participants, schedule, results and more at this link here. It will also be streamed on the CBC website and youtube. The most important thing however, is the Olympic Matrix. As there are only a maximum of 8 women's and 7 men's quotas, Speed Skating Canada has compiled a matrix to rank all the event finishers by importance. The places higher up in the matrix are given more priority. Several of the spots on the matrix have already been filled out based on the World Cup Results. The rest of the spots will be filled out this weekend. Men Rank Event Athlete Standard 1 10000m (1) Ted-Jan Bloemen 2 5000m (1) Ted-Jan Bloemen 3 Mass Start (1) Antoine Gélinas-Beaulieu 4 Mass Start (2) 5 500m (1) Laurent Dubreuil 6 500m (2) 35.73 7 1500m (1) 1:48.17 8 500m (3) 35.73 9 1000m (1) 1:10.08 10 1500m (2) 1:48.17 11 1000m (2) 1:10.08 Women Rank Event Athlete Standard 1 3000m (1) Isabelle Weidemann 2 5000m (1) Isabelle Weidemann 3 3000m (2) Valerie Maltais 4 5000m (2) 7:18.90 5 Mass Start (1) Ivanie Blondin 6 Mass Start (2) Valerie Maltais 7 1000m (1) Béatrice Lamarche 8 1500m (1) Ivanie Blondin 9 3000m (3) 4:11.67 10 500m (1) Béatrice Lamarche 11 1000m (2) 1:17.48 12 1500m (2) 1:59.39 13 500m (2) 39.05 14 500m (3) 39.05 15 1500m (3) 1:59.39 16 1000m (3) 1:17.48