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here The very last Day of the 2018 Women´s Under 18 World Championship program Schedule 2018 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 Women's Division I Group B Qualification Tournament In Mexico City, , 30 January - 4 February 2018 Sunday February 4th, 2018 - Round-Robin Final Day Schedule (GMT -6) 16:30 Kazakhstan vs Spain 20:00 Turkey vs Mexico ----------------------------------------------------- Rest Day: Netherlands *The tournament winner, silver medalist and last 5th ranked teams are already known, so the last question remaining is who will took the bronze medals and who will finish 4th, this question will be answered in the match Kazakhstan vs Spain, the winner of the game (No matter if in regulation time or after overtime/GWS) will finish 3rd and grab the Bronze, the losing team will finish 4th. **The result of the last match Turkey vs Mexico will have no impact on the final ranking of both teams, Turkey will finish 5th and Mexico 2nd. LIVESTREAM All matches are streamed on the Mexican Federation Facebook LINK

2018 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 Women's Division I Group B Qualification Tournament In Mexico City, , 30 January - 4 February 2018 Saturday February 3rd, 2018 - Round-Robin Day 5 Results (GMT -6) 16:30 Spain 10 - 0 Turkey 20:00 Mexico 0 - 4 Netherlands ----------------------------------------------------- Rest Day: Kazakhstan Provisional Standing After Day 5 1. Netherlands 12 pts, 2. Mexico 6 pts, 3. Kazakhstan 3 pts, 4. Spain 3 pts, 5. Turkey 0 pts. *This was the last match of the dutch in this tournament and since they won all games, The Netherlands are assured to win gold and are officially qualified for the next years Women´s Under 18 Division I Group B, where they will replace Australia, relegated from this years WU18 Div IB tournament played in Poland few weeks ago. **Mexico is assured to finish on second place and took the silver medals. ***Turkey is assured to finish in last 5th position. Some good news for @heywoodu The dutch girls made it for the first time ever to the Womens Under 18 world championship program and next year will play the WU18 Division I Group B world championships. Congrats. In other hand sad news for @mrv86 Mexico failed this miracle in this last match, what a shame, what a chance it was but Mexican womens system is really improving, there significant and constant progress to be seen in your womens ice hockey program

YESSSSSSSS !!! Qualified

Stage 15 in Willingen (GER) February 3rd, 2018 Large Hill Individual Mens (13/18) 1. Daniel Andre Tande 261.3, 2. Richard Freitag 260.5 and 3. Dawid Kubacki 254.8 Full Results HERE Video Highlights

Live the crucial and direct match for the qualification Slovakia vs Germany

and today it´s the turn of our flag bearer to go to Korea, Veronika and Petra just before the departure. Bon Voyage and good luck babes!

Miroslav Stoch

Stage 30 in Garmisch-Partenkirchen (GER) February 3rd, 2018 Downhill Womens (6/8) 1. Lindsey Vonn 1:12.84, 2. Sofia Goggia 1:12:86 and 3. Cornelia Huetter 1:12.97 Full Results HERE Video Highlights

Stage 21 in Feldberg (GER) February 3rd, 2018 Snowboard Cross Mens (8/12) 1. Julian Lueftner , 2. Pierre Vaultier and 3. Ken Vuagnoux Full Results HERE Video Highlights Snowboard Cross Womens (8/12) 1. Michela Moioli , 2. Zoe Bergermann and 3. Julia Pereira de Sousa Mabileau Full Results HERE Video Highlights

I just love the Czech Olympic socks yes right, It´s Cross-country skier Petra Novakova https://www.instagram.com/petnov/

yeah and add to that Ice Hockey---I really don´t know how I´ll handle it The venues, comfort and everything may be fantastic but a big to the organizers for the disastrous scheduling...oh dear how I miss the Vancouver games, when almost every final was separated and you was able literally to watch everything

Newly formed cheer squad ! https://www.olympicchannel.com/en/playback/korea-united/

so just write thursday, because it´s what his name is from in czech

Program change in Garmisch-Partenkirchen (GER) Due to course conditions, the Ladies’ World Cup races in Garmisch-Partenkirchen (GER) scheduled for February 3rd and 4th 2018 have a program change as follows: Downhill Training, Saturday, 03.02.2018 10:00 CET Downhill 1-run, Saturday, 03.02.2018, 12:30 CET Downhill, Sunday, 04.02.2018, 12:30 CET

Stage 8 in Hakuba (JPN) February 3rd, 2018 Individual Gundersen Large Hill (10km) Men´s (8/15) 1. Akito Watabe 24:14.6, 2. Jan Schmid 25:27.2 and 3. Manuel Faisst 25:36.6 Full Results HERE Video Highlights

Everything will be fixed once the Official Start list will be unveiled. Now we have all start lists in your Schedule post in the opening page of the thread, so when the entries will be confirmed I can immediately and easily repair them

WOMEN'S TEAM PURSUIT Qualified Nations: Canada China Germany Japan Netherlands Poland South Korea United States Total Athletes Qualified 35 Total Nations Qualified 8

WOMEN'S MASS START Qualified Nations: Belarus - Tatsiana MIKHAILAVA Belarus - Maryna ZUYEVA Canada - Ivanie BLONDIN Canada - Keri MORRISON China - GUO Dan China - LI Dan Colombia - Laura Isabel GOMEZ QUINTERO Czech Republic - Nikola ZDRAHALOVA Denmark - Elena Moller RIGAS Estonia - Saskia ALUSALU Germany - Claudia PECHSTEIN Italy - Francesca BETTRONE Italy - Francesca LOLLOBRIGIDA Japan - Ayana SATO Japan - Nana TAKAGI Netherlands - Irene SCHOUTEN Netherlands - Annouk VAN DER WEIJDEN Poland - Magdalena CZYSZCZON Poland - Luiza ZLOTKOWSKA South Korea - KIM Bo-Reum South Korea - PARK Ji-Woo Switzerland - Ramona HAERDI United States - Heather BERGSMA United States - Mia MANGANELLO Total Athletes Qualified 24 Total Nations Qualified 15

WOMEN'S 5000m Qualified Nations: Belarus - Maryna ZUYEVA Belgium - Jelena PEETERS Canada - Ivanie BLONDIN Canada - Isabelle WEIDEMANN Czech Republic - Martina SABLIKOVA Germany - Claudia PECHSTEIN Japan - Misaki OSHIGIRI Japan - Nana TAKAGI Netherlands - Annouk VAN DER WEIJDEN Netherlands - Esmee VISSER Olympic Athlete from Russia - Natalia VORONINA United States - Carlijn SCHOUTENS Total Athletes Qualified 12 Total Nations Qualified 9

I guess we are still playing with some provisional start lists. I am just preparing the start lists in order to have all the links for them in one place somewhere in the opening posts of the thread, then it should be easier and quicker to fix the start lists once they will be finalized by removing or adding 1-2 names in the posts

WOMEN'S 3000m Qualified Nations: Belarus - Maryna ZUYEVA Canada - Ivanie BLONDIN Canada - Brianne TUTT Canada - Isabelle WEIDEMANN China - HAO Jiachen China - LIU Jing Czech Republic - Martina SABLIKOVA Czech Republic - Nikola ZDRAHALOVA Germany - Roxanne DUFTER Germany - Claudia PECHSTEIN Italy - Francesca LOLLOBRIGIDA Japan - Ayaka KIKUCHI Japan - Ayana SATO Japan - Miho TAKAGI Netherlands - Carlijn ACHTEREEKTE Netherlands - Antoinette DE JONG Netherlands - Ireen WUST Norway - Ida NJAATUN Olympic Athlete from Russia - Natalia VORONINA Poland - Katarzyna BACHLEDA-CURUS Poland - Karolina BOSIEK Poland - Luiza ZLOTKOWSKA South Korea - KIM Bo-Reum United States - Carlijn SCHOUTENS Total Athletes Qualified 24 Total Nations Qualified 13

WOMEN'S 1500m Qualified Nations: Belarus - Maryna ZUYEVA Canada - Kali CHRIST Canada - Josie MORRISON Canada - Brianne TUTT China - HAO Jiachen China - TIAN Ruining Chinese Taipei - HUANG Yu-Tin Czech Republic - Nikola ZDRAHALOVA Germany - Roxanne DUFTE Germany - Gabriele HIRSHBICHLER Italy - Francesca BETTRONE Italy - Francesca LOLLOBRIGIDA Japan - Ayaka KIKUCHI Japan - Nao KODAIRA Japan - Miho TAKAGI Kazakhstan -Yekaterina AYDVA Netherlands - Marrit LEENSTR Netherlands - Lotte VAN BEEK Netherlands - Ireen WUST Norway - Ida NJAATUN Poland - Katarzyna BACHLEDA-CURUS Poland - Natalia CZERWONKA Poland - Luiza ZLOTKOWSKA South Korea - NOH Seon-Yeong United States - Heather BERGSMA United States - Brittany BOWE United States - Mia MANGANELLO Total Athletes Qualified 27 Total Nations Qualified 14

WOMEN'S 1000m Qualified Nations: Austria - Vanessa HERZOG Canada - Kaylin IRVINE Canada - Heather MCLEAN China - TIAN Ruining China - YU Jing China - ZHANG Hong Chinese Taipei - HUANG Yu-Ting Czech Republic - Karolina ERBANOVA Czech Republic - Nikola ZDRAHALOVA Germany - Judith DANNHAUER Germany - Gabriele HIRSCHBICHLER Germany - Michelle UHRIG Italy - Francesca BETTRONE Italy - Yvonne DALDOSSI Japan - Arisa GO Japan - Nao KODAIRA Japan - Miho TAKAGI Kazakhstan -Yekaterina AYDOVA Netherlands - Marrit LEENSTRA Netherlands - Jorien TER MORS Netherlands - Ireen WUST Norway - Hege BOEKKO Norway - Ida NJAATUN Olympic Athlete from Russia - Angelina GOLIKOVA Poland - Karolina BOSIEK Poland - Natalia CZERWONKA South Korea - KIM Hyun-Jung South Korea - PARK Seung-Hi United States - Heather BERGSMA United States - Brittany BOWE United States - Jerica TANDIMAN Total Athletes Qualified 31 Total Nations Qualified 15

WOMEN'S 500m Qualified Nations: Austria - Vanessa HERZOG Belarus - Kseniya SADOUSKAYA Canada - Marsha HUDEY Canada - Heather MCLEAN China - TIAN Ruining China - YU Jing China - ZHANG Hong Chinese Taipei - HUANG Yu-Ting Czech Republic - Karolina ERBANOVA Finland - Elina RISKU Germany - Judith DANNHAUER Italy - Francesca BETTRONE Italy - Yvonne DALDOSSI Japan - Arisa GO Japan - Erina KAMIYA Japan - Nao KODAIRA Kazakhstan -Yekaterina AYDOVA Netherlands - Anice DAS Netherlands - Jorien TER MORS Netherlands - Lotte VAN BEEK Norway - Hege BOEKKO Norway - Ida NJAATUN Olympic Athlete from Russia - Angelina GOLIKOVA Poland - Kaja ZIOMEK Romania - Alexandra IANCULESCU South Korea - KIM Hyun-Jung South Korea - KIM Min-Sun South Korea - LEE Sang-Hwa United States - Heather BERGSMA United States - Brittany BOWE United States - Erin JACKSON Total Athletes Qualified 31 Total Nations Qualified 18

MEN'S TEAM PURSUIT Qualified Nations: Canada Italy Japan Netherlands New Zealand Norway South Korea United States Total Athletes Qualified 35 Total Nations Qualified 8