Here is the final pack of skiers as they start the Nordic combined men’s individual Gundersen 10km, led by Oleksandr Shumbarets (16) of Ukraine at the Lake Placid 2023 FISU Winter World University Games on Friday, Jan. 13. (Photo by Porter Binks/FISU Games)

LAKE PLACID — Below are the competition results from the Lake Placid 2023 FISU Winter World University Games on Friday, Jan. 13. For medal events, we’ve included results for gold, silver and bronze, plus any American athlete.

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CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING (MIXED TEAM SPRINT, CLASSIC)

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1. Japan 1 (Ryo Hirose, Rin Sobue)

USA skaters Angela Ling and Caleb Wein compete in ice dance rhythm dance during the Lake Placid 2023 FISU Winter World University Games on Friday, Jan. 13. (Provided photo — Nancie Battaglia/FISU Games)

2. USA 2 (Finn Sweet, Renae Anderson)

3. Norway 1 (Andreas Kirkeng, Karianne Olsvik Dengerud)

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CURLING (WOMEN)

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Women compete in curling on Friday, Jan. 13 during the Lake Placid 2023 FISU Winter World University Games. (Provided photo — FISU Games)

Japan: 6 – Australia: 2

USA: 10 – Sweden: 3

China: 9 – Spain: 5

Korea: 6 – Canada: 5

Great Britain: 6 – Switzerland: 4

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CURLING (MEN)

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Great Britain: 8 – Korea: 1

Switzerland: 7 – Canada: 4

USA: 7 – Sweden: 2

Czech Republic: 6 – Brazil: 3

Norway: 7 – Japan: 6

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ICE HOCKEY (MEN)

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Kazakhstan: 9 – Hungary: 1

Canada: 10 – Sweden: 2

Czech Republic: 5 – Japan: 1

Slovakia: 14 – Great Britain: 0

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ICE HOCKEY (WOMEN)

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Japan: 2 – Slovakia: 1

USA: 8 – Czech Republic: 2

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NORDIC COMBINED (INDIVIDUAL GUNDERSEN)

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MEN (Normal Hill/10k)

1. Japan (Sakutaro Kobayashi)

2. USA (Niklas Malacinski)

3. Finland (Rasmus Ahtava)

4. USA (Evan Nichols)

12. USA (Henry Johnstone)

13. USA (Aidan Ripp)

18. USA (Timothy Ziegler)

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WOMEN (Normal Hill/5k)

1. Japan (Haruka Kasai)

2. Japan (Yuna Kasai)

3. Japan (Ayane Miyazaki)

5. USA (Tess Arnone)

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SNOWBOARD (SNOWBOARD CROSS)

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MEN

1. France (Benjamin Gattaz)

2. Czech Republic (Jakub Zerava)

3. Germany (Leon Sylvester Beckhaus)

WOMEN

1. Switzerland (Sophie Hediger)

2. France (Chloe Passerat)

3. France (Kim Martinez)

Learn more about the Games online at www.lakeplacid2023.com.