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Final confirmed: Mountfield HK will host the clash against Frölunda indians
 
What started out with 32 teams in late August is now down to just two teams in mid-January.
 
In three weeks' time we'll know which team has been crowned Champions of Europe in 2019/20.
 
This season's Champions Hockey League Final will take place on Tuesday, February 4th in Hradec Kralové, the home of Mountfield HK, marking the first time the CHL's climax is held in the Czech Republic.
 
They will face defending champions, three-time winners, and fifth-time finalists Frölunda Indians.
 
Mounfield HK earned the right to host the showpiece event by having the better overall record during this CHL season of the teams left to contest the final.
 
Mountfield clocked 26 points en route to the final, while Frölunda picked up 22.
 
The spectacular setting offered by Hradec Kralovè arena for the Champions Hockey League matches:
 

Quite literally a win/lose day for Dutch @heywoodu: https://games24.totallympics.com/?p=1540

which one you mean ? the last one ? NOC.
 
But overall from Both + searching around the web

and the Indians did it again!
 
5th CHL final in 6 years (only in 2017 they went out in the quarterfinals)...
 
at least, there won't be an all-Swedish final, since Mountfield basically annihilated Djurgården...

what about the team names of the figure skating mixed team event they sounds like bestmens characters for the TISC 

No. Considered as Vacant medals in the medal table.
 
I count only the medals won under recognized NOC´s flag

first ever medal for us even if is mixed event

Some skimo fans are really crazy, this one was cheering literally with his chainsaw...and nobody was even uneasy or a bit concerned
 

Some skimo fans are really crazy, this one was cheering literally with his chainsaw...and nobody was even uneasy or a bit concerned
 

SonderjyskE wins first Continental Cup for Denmark
 

 
Danish small-town club SonderjyskE Vojens wrote history for its country by becoming the first club from Denmark to win an IIHF-sanctioned European club competition.

In front of 4,107 fans on home ice at Fros Arena, SonderjyskE made it three wins in three games after beating Cracovia Krakow 3-1.

The win also gives SonderjyskE Vojens a ticket to the Champions Hockey League for the 2020/2021 season.
 
“It’s an unbelievable experience. We’re so proud of this weekend and finally in the history book. We’re the first team from Denmark to win this, so we’re very proud. We always believed it. It was our goal [to win the Continental Cup] and we finally made it,” said Daniel Nielsen, who scored two of the three goals. “We were so pumped. We were ready to go. I had a lucky bounde on the second goal but I take it.”

The start was important in this game. SonderjyskE Vojens had to go to overtime the night before while Cracovia Krakow was destined to finish in last place no matter what result even though the players were determined not to finish with another loss.

The Danes started well and in the 4th minute occupied the Cracovia zone for a while and with several shots. Eventually the puck went in when Frederik Bjerrum’s shot from the right boards was deflected by MacGregor Sharp.

“It’s nice to get to a good start in a game like this. That’s huge. It’s an unreal feeling [to win the Continental Cup]. We beat some pretty good hockey clubs this weekend in all three games. I’m proud of the team. We were underdogs but we all believed and it happened,” team captain Sharp said.

“Having home ice is huge. We’ve some of the best fans I’ve seen. It keeps the energy going especially on the third day to win three on three.”

Cracovia was in defence mode while the SonderjyskE players bombarded Cracovia goaltender Miroslav Kopriva from all angles. It took almost eight minutes until Cracovia had something like a shot on goal. The shot count was 13-0 by then.

However, Cracovia improved during the period and had chances itself when the host club became undisciplined. Bjerrum and Konsta Makinen for hooking and Mike Little for delaying the game all took “easy” penalties within just 65 seconds giving Cracovia a lengthy 5-on-3. But the Poles didn’t capitalize on it and ended the situation when Marek Tvrdon earned himself an unnecessary hooking call.

Goaltender Nicolaj Henriksen helped his team in this situation and was close to a shutout with his 28 saves.

“It was pretty easy for me. They didn’t have a lot of big chances. Big shout out to the defence,” Henriksen said. “It is kind of a dream come true. Not every day do you get the chance to win a European cup, it’s just amazing!”
 
SonderjyskE came out with energy from the dressing room again when the second period started. Cracovia had trouble getting the puck out of the zone against an aggressively forechecking Danish line. Daniel Hansen got the puck at the end boards after hitting Cracovia defenceman Marek Pac and Daniel Nielsen converted it to increase the lead to 2-0.

History repeated in the third period when the puck went in after already 50 seconds. While playing 4-on-4 Daniel Nielsen coming from the right found a small gap between Kopriva’s pad and the goal post to make it a three-goal cushion for SonderjyskE.

Cracovia Krakow like in the other games kept up and was fighting but lacked efficiency in front of the net. Adam Domogala managed to spoil Henriksen’s shutout when he scored with 106 seconds left to play after a centering pass from Mateusz Bepierszcz but it was too little too late.
 
With SonderjyskE’s first European club trophy Denmark became the 12th country after Slovakia, Switzerland, Finland, Russia, Belarus, Austria, France, Ukraine, Norway, Great Britain and Kazakhstan to have a Continental Cup winner.
 
IIHF.COM

I'm just glad a Mexican athlete will earn a medal in women's mixed team 3x3 hockey. 
 
That would probably make her the first athlete from a Latin American NOC to earn a medal in a Winter Olympic Games 
 
 

Yeah, of course we played it. Why am I not surprised 
 
They have a lot of gems, for example, a song completely dedicated to tangerines (mandarinai in Lithuanian) and it is called "Tangerines" with the chorus going:
 
Tangerines are cool
Tangerines are cool
Tangerines are cool
My head does not hurt from them
 

 

That is pure history right there! I know she's competing for Austria, but Kramer is born in the Netherlands - not far from where I live actually - and moved to Austria with her family when she was 11. This move was shown in a Dutch TV program apparently, which follows families that move to other countries. My parents remembered her mom dying pretty soon after they made the move to Austria, so that's rather sad.
 
Dutch federation advisor has said Kramer has always been on their radar and she's always welcome to come back, but I doubt that'll happen  

SonderjyskE Vojens Ishockey
First ever Continental Cup Winner
 
 

 
 
 

Final Round
4 teams, Round-Robin, the Top ranked team will be the IIHF Continental Cup 2019/20 Champion
 
Final-Four
in Vojens () (GMT +1)
 
Last Day 
Sunday 12.01.2020 - Results
 
15:30  Cracovia Krakow (POL) - Sonderjyske Vojens (DEN)   1-3
19:00  Nottingham Panthers (GBR) - Neman Grodno (BLR)   4-3
 
Final Standing:
1. Sonderjyske 7, 2. Nottingham 7, 3. Grodno 4, 4. Krakow 0

welcome to the contest your Intro is
and your Character
 
 
 
as the first jury of the last continent to join ,
you unblock the green Joker allowing you to claim change your intro if you didn't like it ,
you can even pick the wallpaper
 
 

 
 
 

Is in

well, it's hard to be happy about anything these days but yayyy that was good news.

That's one better than 1

Fall for   @hckosice

the beauty of skating on a frozen lake thanks god we don´t have coverage of this, hopefully more zzzzzurling to come today

yeah, well, it´s not Chad neither, they have higher mountains than Slovakia, Czech Republic and Poland together

Event 12/81
 
SPEED SKATING

Men´s 500m:
 
1. Yudai Yamamoto    36.42
2. Nil Llop Aquierdo    36.60
3. Xue Zhiwen    36.67
 
Full Final Result HERE

the beauty of skating on a frozen lake thanks god we don´t have coverage of this, hopefully more zzzzzurling to come today