[GT] February 10

[CofR]

Big day coming up!


Qualification in the Women’s Sprint Classic Style Cross Country Skiing starts at 01:15. Olivia Bouffard-Nesbitt, Sonjaa Schmidt, Alison Mackie, and Jasmine Drolet are the Canadian skiers. The Men’s Qualification starts at 01:57, Xavier McKeever, Antoine Cyr, Thomas Stephen, and Remi Drolet are skiing.

The Downhill portion of the Women’s Team Combined Alpine Skiing starts at 02:30. Valerie Grenier will race the downhill portion while Laurence St-Germain races slalom and the other Canadian pair is Cassidy Gray racing downhill and Ali Nullmeyer racing Slalom. The Slalom portion goes at 06:00.

Short Track Speed Skating starts at 02:30 with the Women’s 500m Heats. Courtney Sarault is in Heat 2, Kim Boutin is in Heat 7, and Florence Brunelle is in Heat 8.

At 03:10 the Men’s 1000m Short Track Heats will start. Steven Dubois is in Heat 4, William Dandjinou is in Heat 5, and Felix Roussel is in Heat 6.

First Qualification in Men’s Moguls Skiing starts at 03:15. Elliot Vaillancourt, Julien Vel, and Mikael Kingsbury are the Canadians. The Top 10 go straight to the Final and everyone else competes in the Second Qualification on Thursday. I think this will be on CBC.

The Mixed Team Relay Quarterfinals for Short Track start at 03:59. Canada is in Quarterfinal 3 with China, Belgium, and Kazakhstan. The Semifinals will be at 06:34 and the Final is at 07:03.

Japan plays Sweden in Women’s Hockey at 04:10.

The Men’s Slopestyle Freestyle Skiing Final starts at 04:30.

The Final for the Women’s Sprint Classic Style Cross Country Skiing starts at 05:24. The Men’s Final is at 05:38. I think these will be on TSN.

At 05:30 the Men’s 20km Individual Biathlon begins. Adam Runnalls, Zachary Connelly, Logan Pletz, and Jasper Fleming are the Canadians.

At 06:05 Great Britain plays Italy for Bronze in Mixed Doubles Curling.

The First Qualification for Women’s Moguls starts at 06:15. Maia Schwinghammer, Laurianne Desmarais-Gilbert, Ashley Koehler, and Jessica Linton are the Canadians. I think this will be on CBC.

Italy plays Germany in Women’s Hockey at 08:40.

Run 3 of the Women’s Single Luge starts at 09:00. Trinity Ellis is currently in 15th and Embyr-Lee Susko is in 17th. Run 4 should start at 10:34.

Sweden faces the usa for Mixed Doubles Curling Gold at 10:05. I think this will be on TSN.

The Men’s Singles Short Program starts at 10:30, Stephen Gogolev is the Canadian. I think this will be on SNW.

Mixed Team – Normal Hill Ski Jumping starts at 10:45.

Canada faces the usa in Women’s Hockey at 12:10. This should be on TSN and SN1.

At 13:10 Finland plays Switzerland in Women’s Hockey.

[MRCboicgy]

Ooh, good reminder to block off my calendar at work tomorrow from 12-2:30 for "Focus time"

[powderjunkie]

I wasn't sure about it at first, but the men's alpine Team Combined was actually really good. I wonder if Shiffrin and Vonn would have been paired if Vonn was still there and did well.

The Team Biathlon relay the other day was awesome, too.

[GirlySports]

I didn't like the biathlon relay due to spare bullets which don't exist in individual biathlon. Italy missed 7 shots and still got silver.

[EldrickOnIce]

Yay for silver!

[CofR]

Viel and Kingsbury finished in 2nd and 3rd after the first qualifying session and have advanced directly to the final

[Suave]

CBC Projected Medals 27
Current Projected Medals 27

🥇 Gold Medals

Canada (Women) — Curling, Team Feb 22 Finals
Reece Howden (Men) — Freestyle Skiing, Ski Cross Feb 21 Finals
Megan Oldham (Women) — Freestyle Skiing, Big Air Feb 16 Finals
Mikael Kingsbury (Men) — Freestyle Skiing, Dual Moguls Feb 14 Finals
Canada (Men) — Ice Hockey, Team Feb 22 Finals
William Dandjinou (Men) — Short Track, 1500m Feb 14 Finals
Steven Dubois (Men) — Short Track, 500m Feb 18 Finals
Courtney Sarault (Women) — Short Track, 1000m Feb 16 Finals
Canada (Men) — Short Track, 5000m Relay Feb 20 Finals
Eliot Grondin (Men) — Snowboarding, Snowboard Cross Feb 12 Finals


🥈 Silver Medals

Canada (Men) — Curling, Team Feb 21
Naomi Urness (Women) — Freestyle Skiing, Big Air Feb 16 Finals
Canada (Mixed) — Freestyle Skiing, Team Aerials Feb 21 Finals
Canada (Women) — Ice Hockey, Team Feb 19 Finals
Canada (Women) — Long Track Speed Skating, Team Pursuit Feb 17 Finals
William Dandjinou (Men) — Short Track, 500m Feb 18 Finals
William Dandjinou (Men) — Short Track, 1000m Feb 12 Finals
Courtney Sarault (Women) — Short Track, 1500m Feb 14 Finals
Kim Boutin (Women) — Short Track, 500m Feb 12 Finals
Canada (Mixed) - Short Track Relay,

🥉 Bronze Medals

Canada (Mixed) — Curling, Doubles Feb 10 Finals
Piper Gilles / Paul Poirier (Mixed) — Figure Skating, Ice Dance Feb 11 Finals
Mikael Kingsbury (Men) — Freestyle Skiing, Moguls Feb 12 Finals
Megan Oldham (Women) — Freestyle Skiing, Slopestyle Feb 09 Finals
Ivanie Blondin (Women) — Long Track Speed Skating, Mass Start Feb 21 Finals
Isabelle Weidemann Valérie Maltais (Women) — Long Track Speed Skating, 3000m Feb 7
Ted-Jan Bloemen (Men) — Long Track Speed Skating, 10000m Feb 13 Finals
Canada (Women) — Short Track, 3000m Relay

[CofR]

Poulin ruled out for today with a lower body injury

[puffnstuff]

Norwegian biathlete Holm Lægreid wins bronze medal, then, totally unprompted, reveals he cheated on his GF, she left him, and he wants to apologize publicly hoping she takes him back.

In the interview with NRK, he first started by thanking everyone who has helped him on the path to his first individual Olympic medal.
'And then there's someone I wanted to share it with who might not be watching today. Six months ago I met the love of my life. The most beautiful and kindest person in the world. Three months ago I made my biggest mistake and cheated on her, and I told her about it a week ago. It's been the worst week of my life, he says tearfully in the interview.'

[Fuzz]

Sweden just beat the US in the gold medal mixed doubles curling match. Yay Sweden!

[Five-hole]

Originally Posted by puffnstuff

Norwegian biathlete Holm Lægreid wins bronze medal, then, totally unprompted, reveals he cheated on his GF, she left him, and he wants to apologize publicly hoping she takes him back.

In the interview with NRK, he first started by thanking everyone who has helped him on the path to his first individual Olympic medal.
'And then there's someone I wanted to share it with who might not be watching today. Six months ago I met the love of my life. The most beautiful and kindest person in the world. Three months ago I made my biggest mistake and cheated on her, and I told her about it a week ago. It's been the worst week of my life, he says tearfully in the interview.'

What better way to win back the love of your life than to humiliate her on international television?

[troutman]

Originally Posted by puffnstuff

norwegian biathlete holm lægreid wins bronze medal, then, totally unprompted, reveals he cheated on his gf, she left him, and he wants to apologize publicly hoping she takes him back.

In the interview with nrk, he first started by thanking everyone who has helped him on the path to his first individual olympic medal.
'and then there's someone i wanted to share it with who might not be watching today. Six months ago i met the love of my life. The most beautiful and kindest person in the world. Three months ago i made my biggest mistake and cheated on her, and i told her about it a week ago. It's been the worst week of my life, he says tearfully in the interview.'

fafo

[Cecil Terwilliger]

The American women are so superior to the Canadians recently we’re probably closer to the 3rd best team than we are to the USA.

I read we got outscored 27-4 in the rivalry series a few months ago.

EDIT: It was 24-7 over 4 games but that doesn't make it any less dominant.

[Weitz]

Originally Posted by Cecil Terwilliger

The American women are so superior to the Canadians recently we’re probably closer to the 3rd best team than we are to the USA.

I read we got outscored 27-4 in the rivalry series a few months ago.

Canada went experience over young speed. Americans did opposite and it shows.

[Cecil Terwilliger]

Some quality analysis from the panel.

Canada getting absolutely dominated but the real story is the Americans diving. Yes that’s why we’re losing.

[Calgary Highlander]

Originally Posted by Five-hole

What better way to win back the love of your life than to humiliate her on international television?

He didn't name her, took responsibility, and humiliated himself for eternity.

It's a bold strategy, Cotton. Let's see if it pays off for him.

[5abi]

Bull#### penalty,

[troutman]

Murphy dives more than McDavid.

[5abi]

Canada isn’t not playing well but how is that a goal.

[trackercowe]

Originally Posted by 5abi

Bull#### penalty,

Their was clearly interference.