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Even the full Slovak team here is composed of convicted doper, but well, in other hand it´s mainly because we send only one athlete to Anaheim

Stage 2 in Lillehammer (NOR) December 3rd, 2017 Individual Gundersen Large Hill (10km) Men´s (4/15) 1. Espen Andersen 26:25.1, 2. Jan Schmid 26:28.5 and 3. Joergen Graabak 26:29.3 Full Results HERE Video Highlights

Stage 2 in Lillehammer (NOR) December 3rd, 2017 15km+15km Skiathlon Mens (3/17) 1. Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo 1:16:47.1, 2. Martin Johnsrud Sundby 1:16:48.4 and 3. Hans Christer Holund 1:16:53.9 Full Results HERE Video Highlights 7.5km+7.5km Skiathlon Womens (3/17) 1. Charlotte Kalla 42:24.7, 2. Heidi Weng 42:44.4 and 3. Ragnhild Haga 43:08.3 Full Results HERE Video Highlights

Thanks god Watching floorball right now so relatively happy to missed live this another epic moment

Stage 3 (Mini Tour) in Lillehammer (NOR) December 3rd, 2017 Large Hill Individual Womens (1/2) 1. Katharina Althaus 308.2, 2. Maren Lundby 284.3 and 3. Sara Takanashi 275.8 Full Results Here Video Highlights

Stage 5 in Lake Louise (CAN) December 2nd, 2017 Downhill Womens (2/8) 1. Mikaela Shiffrin 1:27.55, 2. Viktoria Rebensburg 1:27.68 and 3. Michelle Gisin 1:27.72 Full Results Here Video Highlights

Women´s World Championships 2017 Day 2 Results Group A Norway - Latvia 3-2 Finland - Czech Republic 5-1 Group B Switzerland - Poland 14-1 Group C Singapore - Australia 5-5 Slovakia - Estonia 10-3 Group D Japan - Denmark 3-11

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Stage 6 in Beaver Creek (USA) December 2nd, 2017 Downhill Mens (2/9) 1. Aksel Lund Svindal 1:40.46, 2. Beat Feuz 1:40.61 and 3. Thomas Dressen 1:40.95 Full Results Here Video Highlights

Stage 6 in Moenchengladbach (GER) December 2nd, 2017 Big Air Mens (3/5) 1. Marcus Kleveland 191.75, 2. Yuri Okubo 168.50 and 3. Kalle Jarvilehto 164.50 Full Results Here Video Highlights Big Air Womens (3/5) 1. Carla Somaini 175.00, 2. Miyabi Onitsuka 172.50 and 3. Christy Prior 160.75 Full Results Here Video Highlights

Slovakia 10 - 3 Estonia Highlights

Stage 3 (Mini Tour) in Lillehammer (NOR) December 2nd, 2017 Normal Hill Individual Womens (2/15) 1. Katharina Althaus 271.7, 2. Maren Lundby 267.3 and 3. Yuki Ito 249.2 Full Results Here Video Highlights

Stage 4 in Nizhny Tagil (RUS) December 2nd, 2017 Large Hill Individual Mens (3/18) 1. Richard Freitag 267.5, 2. Daniel Andre Tande 266.9 and 3. Johann Andre Forfang 264.3 Full Results Here Video Highlights

There still a chance for the race today, apparently they are searching for some alternative solutions, maybe the start will be only delayed

Stage 2 in Lillehammer (NOR) December 2nd, 2017 Team Gundersen Normal Hill (4x5km) Men´s (1/1) 1. Norway (Schmid/Andersen/Riiber/Graabak) 50:46.0, 2. Germany (Frenzel/Rydzek/Geiger/Riessle) 50:47.7 and 3. France (Braud/Laheurte/Gerard/Lamy Chappuis) 51:07.4 Full Results HERE Video Highlights

Stage 2 in Lillehammer (NOR) December 2nd, 2017 Sprint Classical Mens (2/11) 1. Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo , 2. Sergey Ustiugov and 3. Alexander Bolshunov Full Results HERE Video Highlights Sprint Classical Womens (2/11) 1. Maiken Caspersen Falla , 2. Krista Parmakoski and 3. Sadie Bjornsen Full Results HERE Video Highlights

Just read something about the Women´s Doubles event to be introduced and contested in Beijing 2022. Apparently the FIL vicepresident Harald Steyer confirmed that yesterday to DPA agency . https://sport.aktuality.sk/c/308412/na-zoh-2022-v-pekingu-prvykrat-aj-zenske-dvojsedadlove-sane/

Alena Procházková missed the cut for 0.19 and finished 31st Still no points

Ice Hockey Tournament at Sarajevo 1984 USSR, 1984 Olympic Champions, Team with legendary players such Makarov, Larionv, Krutov, Fetisov and led by one of the most successful Hockey coach of history Viktor Tikhonov finished the tournament unbeaten The Men´s Ice Hockey Tournament at the Winter Olympic Games 1984 took place from 7th to 19th February 1984 in Sarajevo, former Yugoslavia, nowadays Capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The matches were played at the Skenderija Olympic Hall and at the Olympic Hall Zetra (Including the final matches). USSR returning back after 8 years to the Olympic Hockey throne won it´s sixth Ice Hockey Gold medal and tied the historical record of the Canadians. Czechoslovakia also returning to the Olympic Hockey podium after 8 years as well took the silver medals and Sweden grab the Bronze medals just in front of Canada still failing to medal in Ice Hockey since 1960´s Squaw Valley silver !!! 12 Countries attended the tournament, After East Germany declining their quota, the last spot was contested in a qualification play-off match between Norway and the Netherlands, both games disputed in West Germany and Norway winning the Olympic ticket by 14-6 in Aggregate. The format remained the same as the one used in Lake Placid four years ago. The 12 teams were divided into 2 Preliminary pools, The top 2 ranked nations from both Groups advanced to the Final-Four medal round-Robin (Carrying the results achieved between the qualified teams from the preliminary round). the 3rd ranked nations of both groups played a 5th place match, the 4th ranked countries a 7th Place game, The all remaining 4 nations were ranked by their standings in the preliminary pool. Only two teams from the last previous Olympic tournaments final-four advanced to the medal round this time too, and both from the Preliminary Group A. USSR and Sweden, The Soviets entered the final round with a advantage of 2 points and score 10-1 from the win over the Swedes. The other 2 finalists from Lake Placid Finland and reigning champions USA failed to qualify for the medal round this time. Czechoslovakia and Canada took the qualifying places for the final four with the Czechoslovaks in better position with 2 points win 4-0 over Canada. Already after the first matches of the final-four both preliminary round winners were assured to medal. USSR won against Canada 4-0 and Czechoslovakia defeated Sweden 2-0. So everything was clear before the final day of the Games. USSR and Czechoslovakia faced each other for Gold and Silver, Canada and Sweden played a bronze medal bout. USSR vs Czechoslovakia the very last scheduled match of the tournament was also the match for gold Both Games finished 2-0 in favor of the Swedes (winning Bronze) and Soviets (winning their 6th Gold and 8th consecutive Olympic medal since 1952 and their debut under the five rings). Czechoslovakia had once again to handle with Silver, Still waiting for this "cursed" Gold, Canada finished again behind the podium, incredibly prolonging the no medal streak to 24 years now. West Germany defeated Finland to finish in a very nice and valuable 5th place ahead of their opponents. A nice result achieved mainly thanks to one of the best German players of all times. Erich Kuhnhackl with 14 points was the top scorer of the tournament. The biggest disappointment of the tournament was the reigning champion. United States finished only seventh, far behind the miracle they provided 4 years back at home, At least the won their last tournament´s match winning the 7th place battle against Poland. Italy, Austria, the host Yugoslavia and Norway finished the tournament already in the preliminary groups and were ranked in this order from 9th to 12th place. Czechoslovakia after the failure in lake Placid and the "Emigration case" of the Šťastný brothers to Canada, decided to rebuild completely the team for the Sarajevo Games. and the coach Luděk Bukáč introduced to the world one of the best Czechoslovakian Ice Hockey squad of history around players as Lála, Vladimír Ružička, Hrdina, Pašek or the redoubted "Slovak line" Igor Liba, Dárius Rusnák, Vincent Lukáč. In the preliminary round the team entered the tournament by a win 10-4 over Norway, followed by a "vendetta" win against the title holders from the United States 4-1. Especially this win brought to the team the biggest boost and so needed self-confidence. In the next match the team showed another higher level of play in the easy and spectacular win over Austria 13-0. Everything was ready for the last 2 games against Finland and Canada. And the team held the pressure in a fantastic way scoring two another easy wins 7-2 over the "Suomis" and especially the 4-0 triumph against Canada, which was even more important because thanks this result the team needed only one more win in the final four to assure the medal. And they did it. Winning Sweden 2-0 thanks two goals in the last 15 minutes. The medal was assured and only one match remained. the fight for gold against USSR. Both unbeaten teams met in the very last game of the Olympics and Once agains as many many times before Czechoslovakia failed in this final step losing 0-2 to their eternal rivals. led by one of the best Ice Hockey lines of the history of this sport --- Makarov, Larionov, Krutov Game Over. The Soviets just scored and assured the sixth Olympic title of their history. USSR won the tournament by winning all matches. Final Ranking: 1. USSR 2. Czechoslovakia 3. Sweden 4. Canada ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5. West Germany - Consolation Round 6. Finland - Consolation Round 7. United States - Consolation Round 8. Poland - Consolation Round ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 9. Italy - Preliminary Round 10. Austria - Preliminary Round 11. Yugoslavia - Preliminary Round 12. Norway - Preliminary Round Last 2 and half minutes of the final match USSR - Czechoslovakia

Stage 5 in Lake Louise (CAN) December 1st, 2017 Downhill Womens (1/8) 1. Cornelia Huetter 1:48.53, 2. Tina Weirather 1:48.62 and 3. Mikaela Shiffrin 1:48.83 Full Results HERE Video Highlights

Stage 6 in Moenchengladbach (GER) December 1st, 2017 Big Air Mens (2/3) 1. Christian Nummedal 183.20, 2. Oscar Wester 180.80 and 3. Oystein Braaten 176.00 Full Results HERE Video Highlights Big Air Womens (2/3) 1. Giulia Tanno 174.60, 2. Sarah Hoefflin 166.80 and 3. Dominique Ohaco 152.60 Full Results HERE Video Highlights

Women´s World Championships 2017 Day 1 Results Group A Czech Republic - Latvia 8-3 Group B Germany - Sweden 2-23 Group C Slovakia - Singapore 12-2 Estonia - Australia 10-4 Group D Denmark - Thailand 11-2 Japan - United States 4-6

Slovakia 12 - 2 Singapore Highlights

Stage 6 in Beaver Creek (USA) December 1st, 2017 Super-G Mens (2/6) 1. Vincent Kriechmayr 1:09.71, 2. Kjetil Jansrud 1:09.94 and 3. Hannes Reichelt 1:10.04 Full Results HERE Video Highlights

and almost a top 10 this girl is a incredible pure sport talent