The mascot ceremony takes place after Men’s Giant Slalom at the 2023 FISU World University Games on Jan. 18, 2023 in Wilmington, New York. Jan Zabystran of Czech Republic wins the event with a combined time of 2:01.23. Eric Wyler of Switzerland places second with a time of 2:02.57. Jeremie Lagier of France places third with a time of 2:02.93. (Photo by Isaiah Vazquez/FISU Games)

LAKE PLACID — Below are the competition results from the Lake Placid 2023 FISU Winter World University Games on Wednesday, Jan. 18. For medal events, we’ve included results for gold, silver and bronze, plus any American athlete.

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ALPINE SKIING (MEN’S GIANT SLALOM)

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1. Czech Republic (Jan Zabystran)

Women Biathletes during the 7.5k Sprint at the 2023 FISU World University Games on Jan. 18, 2023 in Lake Placid, New York. (Photo by Bond Demetri Photos/FISU Games)

2. Switzerland (Eric Wyler)

3. France (Jeremie Lagier)

10. USA (Alexander Birkner)

18. USA (Tanner Perkins)

22. USA (Jeremy Mathers)

Anna Nedza-Kubiniec (24), Shilo Rousseau (37), and Tereza Jandova (16) celebrate their victory in the event. Nedza-Kubiniec would place 1st, Rousseau in 2nd, and Jandova in 3rd. Women Biathletes during the 7.5k Sprint at the 2023 FISU World University Games on Jan. 18, 2023 in Lake Placid, New York. (Photo by Bond Demetri Photos/FISU Games)

29. USA (Hunter Eid)

DNF – USA (Jack Reich)

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BIATHLON (SPRINT) MEN’S 10k

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1. Kazakhstan (Bekentay Turlubekov)

2. USA (Bjorn Westervelt)

3. Kazakhstan (Alexandr Mukhin)

21. USA (Van Ledger)

26. USA (Cale Woods)

28. USA (Matej Cervenka)

30. USA (Timothy Cobb)

21. USA (Nathan Livingood)

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BIATHLON (SPRINT) WOMEN’S 7.5k

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1. Poland (Anna Nedza-Kubiniec)

2. Canada (Shilo Rousseau)

3. Czech Republic (Tereza Jandova)

23. USA (Emma Stertz)

28. USA (Cheresa Bouley)

33. USA (Dulcie Tanguay)

34. USA (Helen Wilson)

35. USA (Ariana Woods)

36. USA (Sarah Beaulieu)

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CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING (INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT, FREE) MEN’S 10k

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1. Japan (Ryo Hirose)

2. Norway (Andreas Kirkeng)

3. USA (John Steel Hagenbuch)

7. USA (Finn Sweet)

27. USA (Alenxander Maurer)

34. USA (Gregory Burt)

DNS – USA (Will Koch)

DNS – USA (Adam Witkowski)

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CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING (INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT, FREE) WOMEN’S 5k

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1. Finland (Hilla Niemela)

2. Estonia (Mariel Merlii Pulles)

3. Italy (Maria Eugenia Boccardi)

11. USA (Kendall Kramer)

17. USA (Anabel Needham)

20. USA (Sophia Mazzoni)

25. USA (Annie McColgan)

28. USA (Nina Seemann)

32. USA (Lucinda Anderson)

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CURLING (MEN)

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Great Britain: 5 – Sweden: 2

Norway: 8 – Czech Republic: 6

Japan: 7 – Brazil: 2

Switzerland: 6 – Korea: 4

USA: 5 – Canada: 4

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CURLING (WOMEN)

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Japan: 10 – Spain: 1

Great Britain: 8 – Canada: 4

Korea: 5 – Switzerland: 3

Sweden: 7 – Australia: 4

USA: 5 – China: 4

Canada: 5 – Switzerland: 3

Korea: 8 – China: 6

Great Britain: 7- Sweden: 2

USA: 10 – Japan: 2

Spain: 7 – Australia: 5

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FREESTYLE SKIING (SLOPESTYLE) MEN’S

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1. Japan (Rai Kasamura)

2. Japan (Manatsu Sato)

3. Thailand (Paul Vieuxtemps)

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FREESTYLE SKIING (SLOPESTYLE) WOMEN’S

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1. Japan (Yuna Koga)

2. Switzerland (Michelle Rageth)

3. Great Britain (Thea Fenwick)

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ICE HOCKEY (MEN)

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USA: 4 – Kazakhstan: 1

Korea: 5 – Slovakia: 4

Canada: 4 – Czech Republic: 0

Japan: 4 – Ukraine: 2

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ICE HOCKEY (WOMEN)

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Japan: 10 – Great Britain: 1

Canada: 2 – USA: 1

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SKI JUMPING (MIXED TEAM)

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1. Poland (Nicole Konderla, Adam Niznik)

2. Japan (Ryusei Ikeda, Machiko Kubota)

3. Poland (Szymon Jojko, Kinga Rajda)

6. USA (Cara Larson, Logan Gundry)

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SNOWBOARD (SLOPESTYLE) MEN’S

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1. Korea (Minsik Lee)

2. Japan (Haruhi Tsuji)

3. Japan (Atsihiro Suzuki)

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SNOWBOARD (SLOPESTYLE) WOMEN’S

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1. Switzerland (Livia Tanno)

2. France (Noemie Equy)

3. Slovenia (Tinkara Tanja Valcl)

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SPEEDSKATING (TEAM PURSUIT) MEN’S

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1. Japan (Motonaga Arito, Yuto Tanigaki, Zazuya Yamada)

2. Korea (Hyunjun Ahn, Yanghun Chung, Sangeon Park)

3. Canada (David La Rue, Hubert Marcotte, Joshua Albert Joseph Telizyn)

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SPEEDSKATING (TEAM PURSUIT) WOMEN’S

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1. Poland (Natalia Jabrzyk, Olga Kaczmarek, Iga Wojtasik)

2. Korea (Soomin Kang, Donghee Kim, Jiwoo Park)

3. Japan (Maho Karai, Kokoro Morino, Misaki Shinno)

6. USA (Thalia Staehle, Anna Quinn, Ilsa Shobe)

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