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Estonian U18 moves up Spanish silver curse continues Vladimir Nestertsuk and Kristjan Simson celebrate Estonia’s opening goal in the final game against Spain. Estonia won the 2016 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship Division II Group B after edging host Spain 5-4 in the final game to earn fast promotion back to the Division II Group A. Both teams swept through the tournament undefeated during the first four game days. Estonia beat Serbia (5-3), Belgium (10-0), China (3-2) and Iceland (15-2). Spain started with a 7-2 victory against China and continued with wins over Serbia (4-2), Iceland (3-0) and Belgium (8-5). Team captain Vladimir Nestertsuk, who dominated the scoring race with 7 goals and 13 points, opened the scoring for Estonia but Spain made it a 2-1 first-period lead with power-play goals from Bruno Baldris and Alejandro Burgos. The Estonians became stronger in the second period and in the 36th minute they succeeded with two goals within a span of 38 seconds from Nikita Minin and Rasmus Kiik. Spain came back in the third period. After eight seconds of play Burgos tied the game with his second marker of the night. The Estonians replied immediately with Dmitri Patrusev’s 4-3 goal half a minute later but at 10:23 Alberto Martinez tied it at four. Eventually the Estonians broke the deadlock again with Nikita Kozorev’s 5-4 goal that turned out to stay as the game-winner. Estonia won gold at the tournament, Spain had to settle for silver again. For Spain silver has become the predominant colour. While the men’s team competed in the Division II Group A since last year, all other teams play in the Division II Group B where the U20 team won silver in 2014, 2015 and 2016; the U18 team has now won silver medals in four consecutive years (2013-2016) and the women’s team was also denied promotion having to settle for silver in 2012, 2013 and 2016. Serbia recovered from the losses against the two top seeds and beat Belgium (2-1), China (1-0) and Iceland (4-0) to earn the bronze medals. Iceland, Belgium and China ended up in a three-team tie with three points each after China got its first win on the last day, 5-4 against Belgium. It was one goal too little for the Chinese to avoid relegation as the goal difference in the head-to-head games decided with recently promoted Iceland finishing in fourth place (9-8) before Belgium (9-9) and China (8-9). It is Iceland’s best finish in four years. China’s Mingwei Ren was named Best Goaltender, Spain’s Bruno Baldis Best Defenceman and Estonian scoring leader Vladimir Nesertsuk Best Forward.

Shooting practice for Germany...

congrats for the nice win I noticed that you won 2 times last week against us by 8 and 7 goals, but I didn´t overestimate it so much, because I thought we are extremely weak, so thats nothing special but now I see that you are really in very good shape and for me you´ll be 1 of the 4 qualified. (ofc I hope to not jinx it)

false hope he said

updated as of April 3rd, 2016

Men Canoeing Sprint K1 200 M +1

first game done. not bad result at all for our team, I expected much worst result I´m really confident we can win some point(s) in this group

nah it´s still better to have at least 1 team mate in this kind of race, especially if our team will have again the technical car number 27 like in London if you have a problem with your bike you must wait a eternity to have finally your team mechanical support car comming to help you...that´s what I´m affraid.

still incredible that he will be alone in Rio

lol the wheelie just the slovak athlete of the century !!!

CONGRATS MAESTRO !!!

lol this poker face...but the legs must be in explosing mode

Cancellara literally flying over the cobbles

top 10 is impossible. but anyway atleast her olympic ticket is pretty real, that´s the most important

not very clever act of Peter to continue working in this chase group, this is too early

South Korea just defeated Great Britain 1-0

re-watched the womens event in our TV, and I have to say that it was after a very long time one extremely thrilling and exciting competition. great great competition. really liked it. Radionova despite ended only 6th had a fantastic free program. in fact all top 6 athletes presented an amazing program (maybe excluding Gracie Gold) but Medvedeva absolutely deserved her win. from SVK view this champs is one of the most succedfull, both our entries improved their personal bests ranking in the competition. especially Nicole Rajičová finished 13th in womens event, which is very fine, but I just noticed that she ended as the 4th best european here, behind the 3 russians !!! also our ice dance pair Testa/Csolley improved their pb rank by 1 place, the new pb is now 14th place. I´m really satisfied and it looks well fr us to have 2 entries in Pyeongchang 2018 in figure skating, the last time it happened in Salt Lake 2002

Finally already missed some of action. Van Avermaet just watched the action on replay, must say that I never seen such crash of almost the whole team like the BMC did it here but really sad abut the consequences I wonder if Maya is still a podium girl in this race?

that´s look good for GBS

Table Tennis Singles +1 +1 Table Tennis Singles +1

updated as of April 2nd, 2016

updated as of April 2nd, 2016

Updated with Athletics untill April 1st, 2016. Next Athletics Update on April 9th, 2016

most likely it will be the game for promotion between you and GB. the crucial will be to defeat all other opponents, especially both koreans teams, which will not be so easy too. Good luck