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ALPINE SKIING (COMBINED SLALOM)

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MEN

1. Spain (Albert Ortega)

2. Lithuania (Andrej Drukarov)

3. Czech Republic (Jan Zabystran)

5. USA (Jacob Dilling)

14. USA (Jack Reich)

17. USA (Tanner Perkins)

29. USA (Hunter Eid)

35. USA (Spencer Wright)

DNF – USA (Jeremy Mathers)

WOMEN

1. Spain (Celia Abad)

2. France (Julia Socquet Dagoreau)

3. Germany (Leonie Floetgen)

7. USA (Ainsley Proffit)

15. USA (Mia Hunt)

20. USA (Cheyenne Brown)

DNF – USA (Ashley Humphreys)

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BIATHLON (SINGLE MIXED RELAY)

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1. Czech Republic (Tereza Jandova, Jakub Kocian)

2. France (Pauline Machut, Axel Garnier)

3. Ukraine (Stepan Kinash, Yuliia Horodna)

8. USA (Cheresa Bouley, Van Ledger)

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CURLING (MEN)

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Canada: 6 – Sweden: 5

Norway: 7 – Great Britain: 7

Korea: 12 – Brazil: 3

Switzerland: 3 – Japan: 3

USA: 8 – Czech Republic: 4

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CURLING (WOMEN)

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USA: 7 – Spain: 3

Great Britain: 9 – Japan: 5

Korea: 11 – Australia: 1

Switzerland: 8 – Sweden: 6

China: 7 – Canada: 4

China: 6 – Great Britain: 3

USA: 7 – Australia: 3

Sweden: 6 – Canada: 2

Korea: 15 – Spain: 1

Switzerland: 9 – Japan: 7

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FREESTYLE SKIING (SKI CROSS)

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MEN

1. Great Britain (Scott Johns)

2. Germany (Tim-Ole Mietz)

3. Germany (Niklas Illig)

4. USA (Jack Mitchell)

WOMEN

1. Japan (Lin Nakanishi)

2. Slovakia (Nikola Fricova)

3. Canada (Elizabeth Anne Filiatrault)

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ICE HOCKEY (MEN)

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Hungary: 7 – Korea: 4

Kazakhstan: 4 – Slovakia: 0

Ukraine: 12 – Sweden: 2

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ICE HOCKEY (WOMEN)

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Slovakia: 6 – USA: 5

Czech Republic: 3 – Japan: 1

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SKI JUMPING (INDIVIDUAL, NORMAL HILL)

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MEN

1. Kazakhstan (Danil Vassilyev)

2. Austria (Maximilian Lienher)

3. Austria (Timon-Pascal Kahofer)

22. USA (Logan Gundry)

WOMEN

1. Poland (Nicole Konderla)

2. Japan (Machiko Kubota)

3. Poland (Kinga Rajda)

6. USA (Cara Larson)

11. USA (Anna Zigman)

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SPEEDSKATING

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MEN (5,000m)

1. Italy (Riccardo Lorello)

2. Italy (Daniele Di Stefano)

3. Japan (Motonaga Arito)

7. USA (Thomas Fitzgerald)

WOMEN (3,000m)

1. Canada (Laura Anne Hall)

2. Korea (Jiwoo Park)

3. Canada (Rose-Anne Grenier)

9. USA (Thalia Staehle)

21. USA (Sydney-Yu Terpening)

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