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Event 24/85 FREESTYLE SKIING Men's Ski Cross Final Results Scott JOHNS Tim-Ole MIETZ Niklas ILLIG Full Final Result HERE

Event 23/85 FREESTYLE SKIING Women's Ski Cross Final Results Lin NAKANISHI Nikola FRICOVA Elizabeth Anne FILIATRAULT Full Final Result HERE

Event 22/85 SPEED SKATING Men's 5000m Final Results Riccardo LORELLO 6:53.22TR Daniele DI STEFANO 6:55.20 Motonaga ARITO 7:03.03 Full Final Result HERE

Event 21/85 ALPINE SKIING Women's Alpine Combined Final Results Celia ABAD 1:42.13 Julia SOCQUET DAGOREAU 1:42.59 Leonie FLOETGEN 1:43.05 Full Final Result HERE

Event 20/85 SPEED SKATING Women's 3000m Final Results Laura Anne HALL 4:25.70TR PARK Ji-Woo 4:28.18 Rose-Anne GRENIER 4:29.10 Full Final Result HERE

Event 19/85 ALPINE SKIING Men's Alpine Combined Final Results Albert ORTEGA 1:42.88 Andrej DRUKAROV 1:43.37 Jan ZABYSTRAN 1:43.38 Full Final Result HERE

Tuesday January 17th, 2023 - Round-Robin Day 2 Schedule (GMT) 13:00 China vs Mexico 16:30 Serbia vs Chinese Taipei 20:00 Belgium vs Iceland

Monday January 16th, 2023 - Round-Robin Day 1 Results (GMT) 13:00 Mexico 3 - 8 Chinese Taipei 16:30 Belgium 3 - 4OT China 20:00 Iceland 1 - 7 Serbia Provisional Standing After Day 1: 1. 3 ------------------ 2. 3 3. 2 4. 1 5. 0 ------------------ 6. 0

Nice But let´s be fair and give it to @Monzanator he was basically correct and you then literally said the answer to me yourself

amount of Vezzali WC wins ?

so I am out of this by default except if you ask which colors fencers wear during the bout, I would know answer this one

Czechs head and shoulders above the rest in the biathlon mixed singles relay. absolute domination

Super Niki Team Slovensko Not returning home empty-handed again

Nikola is a pleasant surprise. We were hoping on Sanitrar here, sadly he had a terrible crash in the round-robin earlier and could not continue. So now it is all on Nikola

and just like that our sole medal chance ended in the fences

According FISU TV commentator this is the Czech Republic

Slovak public broadcaster RTVS signed the deal today as well for 2028 and 2032 Summer Games and 2026 and 2030 Winter Olympics as well. As Each EBU member RTVS will thanks to this contract be able to broadcast more than 200 Live hours of the Olympic Games, which will take place in Los Angeles in the United States in 2028 and Brisbane in Australia in 2032. They will also be able to provide TV viewers with at least 100 Live hours of the 2026 Olympics in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo and the next 2030 Winter Olympics as well. So quite a Great news for us, we have basically our RTVS, Czech public ČT Sport and both Eurosports covering the Olympics... all publicly accessible in the country

I swear if it is about Fencing then I will ask for compensation for the loss of time...

Ivona Fialková back in the team after her forced break because of flu. So again a team of Two sisters crews among Women. The Men´s team, well, team...still can not be called Team though... in Anterselva will be composed once again just by Šima. Team for Stage 6 - Antholz-Anterselva M Michal Šima W Paulína Bátovská-Fialková Ivona Fialková Mária Remeňová Zuzana Remeňová

@Topicmaster1010 Did not even know this but she apparently scored 40 points (25 goals and 15 Assists) in 6 Matches !!! in our senior´s Women league last year as 13 years old !!! WHAT THE FUCK !!!!!!!! Also she has 31 points in 10 games of the Boys U16 league so far this season

I guess we need a hint

AWARDS Most Valuable Player (MVP) Nela Lopušanová Slovakia’s 14-year-old phenom Nela Lopusanova, who led the tournament in scoring with nine goals and twelve points, has been named the IIHF U18 Women's World Championship’s Most Valuable Player. In addition to her points production, she wowed the hockey world by scoring a lacrosse-style goal, the first time a female player had scored one in an IIHF tournament. IIHF Directorate Awards Best Goalkeeper: Felicia Frank Best Defender: Mira Jungaker Best Forward: Nela Lopušanová Media All-Star Team Goalkeeper: Felicia Frank Defender: Mira Jungaker Defender: Molly Jordan Forward: Caitlin Kraemer Forward: Pauliina Salonen Forward: Nela Lopušanová

Medal Standing After Day 3

Event 18/85 FIGURE SKATING Women's Singles Final Results Mai MIHARA 221.18 Kaori SAKAMOTO 217.42 KIM Ye-Lim 200.16 Full Final Result HERE