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Nice skate for Engebraaten

wow, no Norwegians on the podium

First ever winter olympic gold for New Zealand!!!

4th place is also where Laurie Blouin might land

Schizas might have just saved Canada

So I'm guessing that everyone in the fantasy league has Nils van der Poel in their lineup today right ? (and giving him a star)

Day 2 (February 6) February 5 20:30: Figure Skating- Team Event- Women’s- Short Program (Madeline Schizas [6th]) 20:30: Snowboarding- Women’s Slopestyle- Final- Run 1 (Laurie Blouin [6th]) 20:57: Snowboarding- Women’s Slopestyle- Final- Run 2 21:24: Snowboarding- Women’s Slopestyle- Final- Run 3 22:50: Figure Skating- Team Event- Men's - Free Skate (Roman Sadovsky) 23:30: Snowboarding- Men’s Slopestyle- Qualification- Run 1 (Sebastien Toutant [2nd], Mark McMorris [4th], Max Parrot [13th], Darcy Sharpe [29th]) February 6 0:00: Alpine Skiing- Men’s Downhill (James Crawford [2nd], Brodie Seger[ 26th], Broderick Thompson [28th]) 0:33: Snowboarding- Men’s Slopestyle- Qualification- Run 2 1:05: Curling- Mixed Doubles- Round Robin- Session 11: Canada vs. Czech Republic 2:00: Cross-Country Skiing- Men’s 15km + 15km Skiathlon (Antoine Cyr, Remi Drolet, Olivier Leveille, 3:30: Speed Skating- Men’s 5000m (Pair 9: Ruslan Zakharov, Ted-Jan Bloemen) 5:00: Freestyle Skiing- Women’s Moguls- Qualification 2 (Chloe Dufour-Lapointe [6th], Sofiane Gagnon [7th]) 6:00: Ski Jumping- Men’s Individual NH- 1st Round (Matthew Soukup [11th], Mackenzie Boyd-Clowes [19th]) 6:30: Freestyle Skiing- Women’s Moguls- Final 1 (Justine Dufour-Lapointe) 6:30: Luge- Men’s Singles- Run 3 (Reid Watts [17th]) 7:05: Curling- Mixed Doubles- Round Robin- Session 12: CAN vs. AUS

Well, I never thought I'd be disappointed with two medals in a day but here we are. If only Kingsbury got his gold. I'll have the day 2 thread opened up in a few minutes

China is out, I think we're the favourites on paper

Well, maybe the mixed relay can come through

Down goes Schulting

Looks like it came down to time

Kingsbury!!!

Not the cleanest run for Horishima

Congrats Slovenia! Good chance of another gold in the mixed team event too

Couple close calls but both Canadians through in the 1000m as well

Meanwhile in ski jumping, Strate is through to the next round while Loutitt got DQ'd

Bronze it is, Schouten wins as expected

6-1 now. Sweden absolutely crushing Switzerland

Is it? Brunelle has the innermost lane and I think her only challenger is Santos.

Yeah, that's exactly what they did in Vancouver in 2010. I remember everything being scheduled really early compared to the last few games.

Excited for the big stuff to finally begin! What's everyone looking forward to? I will personally be trying to catch all of the medal events but will be most interested in seeing whether or not Kingsbury can defend his title.

Day 1 (February 5) Canadian Schedule *[] show starting positions for events with interval starts * will try to update as the day goes on * bolded events are medal events February 4 21:45: Snowboarding- Women’s Slopestyle- Qualification- Run 1 (Laurie Blouin [17th], Jasmine Baird [20th], Brooke Voigt [26th]) 22:47: Snowboarding- Women’s Slopestyle- Qualification- Run 2 23:10: Ice Hockey- Women’s Preliminary Round- Group A: Canada vs. Finland February 5 1:05: Curling- Mixed Doubles- Round Robin- Session 8: Sweden vs. Canada 1:20: Ski Jumping- Men’s Individual NH- Qualification Round (Matthew Soukup [14th], Mackenzie Boyd-Clowes [22nd]) 2:45: Cross-Country Skiing- Women’s 7.5km + 7.5km Skiathlon (Katherine Stewart Jones, Dahria Beatty, Cendrine Browne, Olivia Bouffard-Nesbitt) 3:30: Speed Skating- Women’s 3000m (see below) Pair 5: Valerie Maltais, Natalia Voronina Pair 8: Martina Sablikova, Ivanie Blondin Pair 9: Isabelle Weidemann, Ragne Wiklund 4:00: Biathlon- Mixed 4x6km Relay (Sarah Beaudry -> Emma Lunder -> Christian Gow -> Scott Gow) 5:00: Freestyle Skiing- Men’s Moguls- Qualification 2 (Laurent Dumais [13th]) 5:45: Ski Jumping- Women’s Individual NH- 1st Round (Abigail Strate [15th], Alexandria Loutitt [16th]) 6:00: Short Track- Women’s 500m- Heats (see below) Heat 3: Kim Boutin, Petra Jaszapati, Corinne Stoddard, Ekaterina Efremenkova Heat 5: Arianna Fontana, Alyson Charles, Zhang Yuting, Michaela Hruzova Heat 6: Florence Brunelle, Kristen Santos, Tifany Huot Marchand, Patrycja Maliszewska 6:10: Luge- Men’s Singles- Run 1 (Reid Watts [14th]) 6:30: Freestyle Skiing- Men’s Moguls- Final 1 (Mikael Kingsbury) 6:35: Ski Jumping- Women's Individual NH- Final Round (Abigail Strate) 6:38: Short Track- Men’s 1000m- Heats (see below) Heat 3: Semen Elistratov, Jordan Pierre-Gilles, Wu Dajing, Miyata Shogo Heat 4: Pascal Dion, Vladislav Bykanov, Adil Galiakhmetov, Lee Juneseo 7:05: Curling- Mixed Doubles- Round Robin- Session 9: United States vs. Canada 7:05: Freestyle Skiing- Men's Moguls- Final 2 7:23: Short Track- Mixed Team Relay- Quarterfinals (lineup TBA) Heat 2: Netherlands, Canada, France, Kazakhstan 7:40: Freestyle Skiing- Men's Moguls- Final 3 7:50: Luge- Men’s Singles- Run 2 7:53: Short Track- Mixed Team Relay- Semifinals

No, CBC, I do not want to see the Americans walking for two minutes instead of American Samoa or Virgin Islands

So assuming the official site is right, in order to make the free programs, Madeline Schizas needs to either finish two places ahead of Italy to tie, three places ahead of Italy to overtake them finish four places ahead of Japan to tie, five places ahead of Japan to overtake them finish five places ahead of China to tie, six places ahead of China to overtake them Not sure how the tie breaker rules work but either way, not looking too great