Lake Placid's Van Ledger of the United States competes during Men’s Biathlon 15k at the 2023 FISU World University Games on Jan. 20. (Photo by Isaiah Vazquez/FISU Games)

LAKE PLACID — Below are the competition results from the Lake Placid 2023 FISU Winter World University Games on Saturday, Jan. 21. For medal events, we’ve included results for gold, silver and bronze, plus any American athlete.

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ALPINE SKIING (MEN’S SLALOM)

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1. Czech Republic (Jan Zabystran)

Team Great Britain, Team USA, and Team Canada as they pose on the podium for the Men’s Curling competition at the 2023 FISU World University Games on Jan. 21 at the Saranac Lake Civic Center. (Photo by Hailey Trejo/FISU Games)

2. France (Jeremie Lagier)

3. USA (Jacob Dilling)

23. USA (Jeremy Mathers)

24. USA (Alexander Birkner)

32. USA (Nicolas Richeda)

USA's Julia Letai competes during the women's short-track speedskate 3,000-meter Heat A Relay at the 2023 FISU World University Games on Jan. 21 in Lake Placid. (Photo by Kayla Breen/FISU Games)

36. USA (Hunter Eid)

DNF – USA (Jack Reich)

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BIATHLON (MEN’S MASS START 15k)

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Aciton or scene during FISU World University Games men's hockey semi-final game between the United States and Japan on Jan. 21 in Lake Placid. USA won 4-3 in overtime (3 on 3 sudden death) to advance to the medal rounds. (Photo by Nancie Battaglia/FISU Games)

1. France (Axel Garnier)

2. Kazakhstan (Alexandr Mukhin)

3. Norway (Oerjan Moseng)

8. USA (Bjorn Westervelt)

11. USA (Van Ledger)

Jan Zabystran during Alpine Skiing: Men’s Slalom at the 2023 FISU World University Games on Jan. 21 at Whiteface Mountain in Wilmington. (Photo by Sammy Swiss/FISU Games)

27. USA (Timothy Cobb)

28. USA (Nathan Livingood)

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BIATHLON (WOMEN’S MASS START 12.5k)

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1. Czech Republic (Kristyna Otcovska)

2. France (Pauline Machut)

3. France (Anna Blanc)

14. USA (Cheresa Bouley)

20. USA (Emma Stertz)

25. USA (Sarah Beaulieu)

27. USA (Ariana Woods)

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CURLING (MEN’S GOLD GAME)

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Great Britain: 5 – USA: 1

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CURLING (WOMEN’S GOLD GAME)

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China: 6 – Korea: 4

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ICE HOCKEY (MEN’s, SEMIFINALS)

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USA: 4 – Japan: 3

Canada: 4 – Kazakhstan: 1

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ICE HOCKEY (WOMEN’S BRONZE GAME)

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Czech Republic: 3 – Slovakia: 1

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ICE HOCKEY (WOMEN’S GOLD GAME)

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Canada: 5 – Japan: 0

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SHORT-TRACK SPEEDSKATING (MEN’S 1,000m)

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1. Korea (Sungwoo Jang)

2. Korea (Jeongmin Lee)

3. Korea (Taesung Kim)

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SHORT-TRACK SPEEDSKATING (WOMEN’S 1,000m)

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1. Korea (Minjeong Choi)

2. Germany (Anna Seidel)

3. Korea (Whimin Seo)

5. USA (Corinne Laine Stoddard)

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SHORT-TRACK SPEEDSKATING (MEN’S 5,000m TEAM RELAY)

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1. Korea (Sungwoo Jang, Wonsik Jeong, Taesung Kim, Juneseo Lee)

2. Kazakhstan (Adil Galiakhmetov, Valeriy Klimenko, Yerkebulan Shamukhanov, Sanzhar Zhanissov)

3. Netherlands (Peter Zeno De Boer, Niels Kingma, Daan Kos, Bram Albert Steenaart

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SHORT-TRACK SPEEDSKATING (WOMEN’S 3,000m TEAM RELAY)

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1. Korea (Minjeong Choi, Geonhee Kim, Jiyun Park, Whimin Seo)

2. China (Shenyi Cai, Weiying Hao, Huiling Jia, Yichao Wang)

3. USA (Julia Letai, Isabella Main, Corinne Laine Stoddard, Una Willhoite)

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SNOWBOARDING (MEN’S PARALLEL GIANT SLALOM)

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1. Ukraine (Mykhailo Kharuk)

2. Austria (Matthaus Pink)

3. Korea (Seungyeong Hong)

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SNOWBOARDING (WOMEN’S PARALLEL GIANT SLALOM)

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1. Italy (Elisa Fava)

2. Austria (Carmen Kainz)

3. Switzerland (Flurina Batschi)

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