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I´m really sorry for your pain but well, if we don´t count Sagan´s 3rd consecutive World title, this is still the most memorable moment from last year, because I had it literally in my mind throughout the whole year

USA Hockey announced the names of the remaining two goalies for the PyeongChang Olympics, finalizing then the complete final roster. The retained goaltenders are David Leggio from Munich and young Brandon Maxwell form the Czech club BK Mladá Boleslav. but it is still expected that the starting number 1 goalie will be Ryan Zapolski

That´s really a shame Hopefully you´ll be able to find a way to somehow watch and enjoy the Olympics Well, it´s still a bit early, maybe in the next days the tension and interest will slowly raise in Denmark too. Good luck with your thesis and hopefully you´ll also find in the meantime a moment or two to enjoy a bit the Olympics battles

Tomorrow will start the Final four of the Continental Cup 2017/18. Last 4 remaining clubs (Yunost Minsk from Belarus, Ritten Sport of Italy, Nomad Astana from Kazakhstan and the Sheffield Steelers from Great Britain) in this competition will play in Minsk, Belarus this weekend a traditional round-Robin to decide about this years Continental Cup winner. IIHF Continental Cup 2017/18 Final Round in Minsk (BLR) Day 1 Schedule (12th January 2018) GMT +3 15:00 Ritten Sport vs Yunost Minsk 19:00 Nomad Astana vs Sheffield Steelers

Big day tomorrow in the Womens Under 18 program. The penultimate day of the top division, penultimate day in the Division I A and the final day in the Division I B is all scheduled tomorrow. Here the schedule of Friday 12th January 2018 2018 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 Women's World Championship In Dmitrov - Moscow Region, , 6-13 January 2018 Friday January 12th, 2018 - Knock-Out Round Day 2 Schedule (GMT +3) Semifinals 15:30 1A-QF1 United States vs Canada (in Arena A) 19:30 2A-QF2 Sweden vs Russia (in Arena A) *Direct Elimination games, **The winners will qualify for the Gold Medal Match and losers to the Bronze Medal Match 5th-6th Place Match 19:30 Czech Republic vs Finland (in Arena B) Direct Match for the 5th and 6th place, the winner will be ranked 5th and losing team 6th at this years tournament. Relegation Round (Game 2) 15:30 4B-3B Switzerland vs Germany (in Arena B) *Game 2 of the Relegation Series. After the first match, Switzerland is leading the series 1-0, which means if SUI win this game they will win the whole series and stay in top division also for the next edition, Germany will be relegated back to the Division I Group A 2019. If Germany win this match, they will tie the series 1-1 and a 3rd decisive match will be necessary the next day between the two teams. LIVESTREAM HERE --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2018 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 Women's World Championship Division I Group A In Asiago, , 8-14 January 2018 Friday January 12th, 2018 - Round-Robin Day 4 Schedule (GMT +1) 13:30 Norway vs Japan 17:00 Hungary vs Austria 20:30 Slovakia vs Italy LIVESTREAM NOR vs JPN HUN vs AUT SVK vs ITA --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2018 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 Women's World Championship Division I Group B In Katowice, , 6-12 January 2018 Friday January 12th, 2018 - Round-Robin Final Day Schedule (GMT +1) 13:00 China vs Australia 16:30 France vs Denmark 20:00 Poland vs Great Britain *France vs Denmark, the Direct match for the gold medal and promotion for the Division I Group A next year, the winner of the match will gain the title and the spot for the Div I A tournament next year. **China and Australia are all still playing for the maintain. Great Britain can still be eventually counted in a mini-tie break table of 3 points teams, but mathematically is impossible for them to finish behind China and Australia, so de facto they are already saved. ***Australia with the worst position so far, only a regular time win over China can save them another year in this division (and if possible by the higher score possible otherwise they´ll need also a help for GBR to win at least one point against Poland). any other result than 3 points will immediately send down Australia. ****China need at least one single point against Australia to maintain in this category and send Australia down to the qualification tournament next year, in case of lose in regular time, they will need the help of Poland to win in regular time over GB. LIVESTREAM CHN s AUS FRA vs DEN POL vs GBR

2018 IIHF Ice Hockey U20 World Championship Division II Group B In Belgrade, , 10-16 January 2018 Thursday January 11th, 2018 - Round-Robin Day 2 Results (GMT +1) 13:00 Mexico 4 - 6 Turkey 16:30 Croatia 4 - 2 Belgium 20:00 Spain GWS3 - 2 Serbia Provisional Standing After Day 2 1. Spain 5 pts, 2. Serbia 4 pts, 3. Belgium 3 pts, 4. Croatia 3 pts, 5. Turkey 3 pts, 6. Mexico 0 pts.

2018 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 Women's World Championship Division I Group A In Asiago, , 8-14 January 2018 Thursday January 11th, 2018 - Round-Robin Day 3 Results (GMT +1) 13:30 Japan 5 - 0 Austria 17:00 Slovakia 2 - 0 Norway 20:30 Italy 2 - 3 Hungary Provisional Standing After Day 3 1. Japan 9 pts, 2. Slovakia 9 pts, 3. Italy 3 pts, 4. Austria 3 pts, 5. Hungary 3 pts, 6. Norway 0 pts.

2018 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 Women's World Championship Division I Group B In Katowice, , 6-12 January 2018 Thursday January 11th, 2018 - Round-Robin Day 4 Results (GMT +1) 13:00 Denmark 9 - 1 Australia 16:30 Poland 1 - 3 France 20:00 Great Britain 1 - 4 China Provisional Standing After Day 4 1. Denmark 12 pts, 2. France 12 pts, 3. Poland 6 pts, 4. China 3 pts, 5. Great Britain 3 pts, 6. Australia 0 pts.

TEAM CANADA Goaltenders: Justin Peters (Kolner Haie, ) Kevin Poulin (Medvescak Zagreb, EBEL, ) Ben Scrivens (Salavat Yulaev Ufa, KHL, ) Defencers: Stefan Elliott (HV 71, ) Chay Genoway (Lada Togliatti, KHL, ) Cody Goloubef (Stockton Heat, AHL, ) Marc-Andre Gragnani (Dinamo Minsk, KHL, ) Chris Lee (Metallurg Magnitigorsk, KHL, ) Maxim Noreau (SC Bern, ) Mat Robinson (CSKA Moscow, KHL, ) Karl Stollery (Dinamo Riga, KHL, ) Forwards: René Bourque (Djurgardens IF, ) Gilbert Brulé (Kunlun Red Star, KHL, ) Andrew Ebbett (SC Bern, ) Quinton Howden (Dinamo Minsk, KHL, ) Chris Kelly (Belleville Senatores, AHL ) Rob Klinkhammer (Ak Bars Kazan, KHL, ) Brandon Kozun (Lokomotiv Yaroslavl, KHL, ) Maxim Lapierre (HC Lugano, ) Eric O’Dell (HK Sochi, KHL, ) Mason Raymond (SC Bern, ) Derek Roy (Linköping HC, ) Christian Thomas (Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, AHL, ) Linden Vey (Barys Astana, KHL, ) Wojtek Wolski (Kunlun Red Star, KHL, )

Yep September guy, but I doubt there any Korfball behind my birth

btw how big is the enthusiasm in your countries, are the populations eagerly awaiting the start of the games or the medias and general attentions are still somewhere around zero. For the majority of slovak "sport fans" the Olympics will start the 14th February at 21:10 so until then I expect a certain calm thanks god my sport and Olympic appetite is much bigger so I just can not wait the start of the games

yes, I immediately thought about it. well, you know, everything can happen in hockey even more at the WOG. CAN may not be the biggest pre-tournament top favorite but no one should underestimated Canada in ice Hockey, It does not pay I´m pretty sure you´ll send a team that certainly will at the end be a true medal contender

Klaudia Medlová qualified for the Slopestyle finals in Snowmass

Jana Dukátová will miss the whole season because she is pregnant, and expects her first child to be born in April/May

Gabriela Koukalová will very likely miss the Olympics in PyeongChang, There strong rumors in the Czech medias that she had to decline her Olympic participation due to still continuing health problems. According to Czech medias it is what is expected to be announced the 15th January during the Czech Biathlon nomination press conference. source in CZE https://sport.idnes.cz/gabriela-koukalova-nepojede-na-olympijske-hry-pchjongcchang-jizni-korea-1o7-/biatlon.aspx?c=A180111_102815_biatlon_mt2

19th September

Stage 18 in Deer Valley (USA) January 10th, 2018 Moguls Mens (5/11) 1. Mikael Kingsbury 87.33, 2. Sho Endo 84.43 and 3. Bradley Wilson 82.61 Full Results HERE Video Highlights Moguls Womens (5/11) 1. Perrine Laffont 81.88, 2. Jaelin Kauf 79.57 and 3. Morgan Schild 78.93 Full Results HERE Video Highlights

Wow Canada Also great performance of Wierer, Respect ! Nastya pity for that first shooting and the 2 misses in first 2 targets, without them she would certainly fought for a podium today. but the final 9th place in her first Individual race since Sochi 2014 with 3 faults is pretty decent. 2nd fastest skiing time overall some 10 seconds behind Herrmann is just fantastic, she had even the fastest last lap, this is also a very promising sign, now just must focus on shooting to avoid similar mistakes like in the first prone today. Paulína ok too, after the hard training camp we didn´t expected anything great immediately, but her skiing times looks very well, pity also for the 3 faults, with at least 1 less she would fought for the mass start but well any points right now are good, let see in the next races, the peak is expected to come in PyeongChang

I still can not believe that mens Ice hockey final is not the last event of the games. Anyway another absolutely fantastic work Danny !

What a pleasant surprise welcome back

Here the Schedule of Day 2 2018 IIHF Ice Hockey U20 World Championship Division II Group B In Belgrade, , 10-16 January 2018 Thursday January 11th, 2018 - Round-Robin Day 2 Schedule (GMT +1) 13:00 Mexico vs Turkey 16:30 Croatia vs Belgium 20:00 Spain vs Serbia LIVESTREAM MEX vs TUR CRO vs BEL ESP vs SRB

2018 IIHF Ice Hockey U20 World Championship Division II Group B In Belgrade, , 10-16 January 2018 Wednesday January 10th, 2018 - Round-Robin Day 1 Results (GMT +1) 13:00 Turkey 3 - 8 Belgium 16:30 Spain 4 - 0 Mexico 20:00 Serbia 3 - 2 Croatia Provisional Standing After Day 1: 1. Belgium 3 pts, 2. Spain 3 pts, 3. Serbia 3 pts, 4. Croatia 0 pts, 5. Mexico 0 pts, 6. Turkey 0 pts.

Zuzana Stromková will definitively not compete in PyeongChang She announced today that she is still not ok after her last month surgery and will miss also the last world cup race before the qualifying deadline, she was long time in the top 20 of the qualifying list but due the surgery she missed almost all this new seasons races and dropped from the top 24 for PyeongChang, and since she will not compete in Laax she officially lost all chances to compete at her second Olympics So no Slovak participants in Freestyle Skiing in PC 2018. source in SVK https://sport.sme.sk/c/20734927/zuzana-stromkova-nepojde-na-zoh-2018.html

No idea why there were some 30 minutes delay, but the - clash finally just started @NikolaB @dareza @DaniSRB vs @dcro and with a mega quick goal for Serbia Great to see so nice attendance in the stands