Kerttu Niskanen fought for the medal, while Enni Rukajärvi and Antti Aalto handled their qualifying contract on Saturday.
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Biathlon:
Mixed, 4×6 km: 1) Norway 1.06.45.6 (Marte Olsbu Röiseland, Tiril Eckhoff, Tarjei Bö, Johannes Thingnes Bö) (3 rounds of fines + 13 spare cartridges), 2) France behind 0.9 seconds (Anais Chevalier-Bouchet, Julia Simon, Emilien Jacquelin , Quentin Fillon Maillet) (3 + 11), 3) ROC –1.6 (Ullana Nigmatullina, Kristina Reztsova, Aleksandr Loginov, Eduard Latipov) (1 + 13), 4) Sweden –41.0 (Hanna Öberg, Elvira Öberg , Martin Ponsiluoma, Sebastian Samuelsson) (0 + 13), 5) Germany –1.05.5 (Vanessa Voigt, Denise Herrmann, Benedikt Doll, Philipp Nawrath) (2 + 18), 6) Belarus –1.14.6 (Dzinara Alimbekava, Hanna Sola, Mikita Labastau, Anton Smolski) (2 + 14), 7) USA –2.12.7 (1 + 12), 8) Switzerland –2.20.4 (2 + 11), 9) Italy –2.39.7 (2 + 14), 10) Austria – 2.58.6 (2 + 13),
11) Finland –3.21.1 (Suvi Minkkinen, Mari Eder, Tero Seppälä, Olli Hiidensalo) (1 + 12). 16 teams skied to the finish.
Hockey:
Ladies & # 39; Prelim. Round:
Canada-Finland 11-1 (2-1, 5-0, 4-0)
Lot 1: 1.01 Sarah Fillier (Natalie Spooner – Claire Thompson) 1–0, 12.45 Sarah Nurse 2–0, 18.27 Minnamari Tuominen 2–1.
Coolers: 4.57 Sanni Rantala S 2 min, 8.44 Renata Fast K 2 min, 14.41 Emma Maltais K 2 min, 14.41 Meeri Räisänen S 2 min (suffered by Emilia Vesa), 19.27 Blayre Turnbull K 2 min.
Lot 2: 23.32 Sarah Fillier (Renata Fast – Natalie Spooner) 3–1, 30.01 Sarah Nurse (Natalie Spooner – Jamie Lee Rattray) 4–1, 31.20 Brianne Jenner (Jocelyne Larocque – Marie-Philip Poulin) 5–1, 34.27 Brianne Jenner (Micah Zandee-Hart – Marie-Philip Poulin) 6–1, 36.35 Laura Stacey (Emma Maltais – Ella Shelton) 7–1.
Coolers: 24.12 Elisa Holopainen S 2 min, 27.47 Sanni Rantala S 2 min, 39.09 Renata Fast K 2 min.
Lot 3: 47.06 Jamie Lee Cattray (Brianne Jenner – Ashton Bell) 8–1, 53.07 Sarah Nurse (Erin Ambrose – Natalie Spooner) 9–1, 54.10 Laura Stacey (Ella Shelton – Ashton Bell) 10–1, 54.45 Brianne Jenner (Emily Clark – Marie-Philip Poulin) 11–1.
Freezes: 49.33 Marie-Philip Poulin K 2 min, 57.02 Marie-Philip Poulin K 2 min, 57.55 Emily Clark K 2 min.
Total coolers: Canada 7×2 min, Finland 4×2 min.
Repulsions: Ann-Renee Desbiens Canada 7 + 6 + 15 = 28, Meeri Räisänen Finland 15 + 13 (+0) = 28, Anni Keisala (0 + 0) + 9 = 9 (exchange time 40.00)
Read more: Canada grinds like a Soviet Red Machine in the 1970s, coach Juuso Toivola tried to explain why this happened
US-ROC 5-0 (1-0, 1-0, 3-0)
Canada 2 2 0 0 0 23–2 6
USA 2 2 0 0 0 10–2 6
ROC 2 1 0 0 1 5–7 3
Finland 2 0 0 0 2 3–16 0
Switzerland 2 0 0 0 2 3 to 17 0
Block B:
Czech Republic – Sweden 3–1 (1–0, 1–1, 1–0)
Japan – Denmark 6–2 (3–0, 2–1, 1–1)
Japan 2 2 0 0 0 9–3 6
Czech Republic 2 2 0 0 0 6–2 6
China 2 1 0 0 1 4–4 3
Sweden 2 0 0 0 2 2–6 0
Denmark 2 0 0 0 2 3-9 0
Moguls:
Men & # 39; s Scores: 1) Walter Wallberg Sweden 83.23 points, 2) Mikael Kingsbury Canada 82.18, 3) Ikuma Horishima Japan 81.48, 4) Benjamin Cavet France 79.44, 5) Nick Page USA 78.90, 6) Cooper Woods -Topalovic Australia 78.88, 7) Daichi Hara Japan 76.82, 8) Dmitri Reikherd Kazakhstan 76.77, 9) Kosuke Sugimoto Japan 75.73, 10) Brodie Summers Australia 75.00,
… 19) Olli Penttala Finland, 20) Jimi Salonen Finland, … 28) Severi Vierelä Finland.
Penttala and Salonen were eliminated after the 1st fall of the Olympic final, Vierelä was eliminated from the Olympic final after the 2nd qualifier.
Read more: The Finns’ medal hunt ended in tears of disappointment and the coach’s hug: “Shit feeling”
Snowboarding:
Women’s Slopestyle Qualifying: 1) Zoi Sadowski Synnott New Zealand 86.75, 2) Kokomo Murase Japan 81.45, 3) Enni Rukajärvi Finland 78.83, 4) Anna Gasser Austria 75.00, 5) Jamie Anderson USA 74.35, 6) Julia Marino USA 71.78, 7) Laurie Blouin Canada 71.55, 8) Tess Coady Australia 71.13, 9) Hailey Langland USA 68.71, 10) Annika Morgan Germany 67.63,
11) Reira Iwabuchi Japan 67.00, 12) Ariane Burri Switzerland 65.55, … 21) Carola Niemelä Finland 38.43.
Rukajärvi advanced to the top 12 finals on Sunday, Niemelä was eliminated.
Read more: The Finnish flag seen: A small and meaningful race hall cheered when Enni Rukajärvi was painting on the Great Wall of China
Cross-country skiing:
Ladies & # 39; 7.5 km (7.5) + 7.5 km (s): 1) Therese Johaug Norway 44.13.7, 2) Natalia Neprjajeva ROC 30.2 seconds behind, 3) Teresa Stadlober Austria –30.5, 4) Kerttu Niskanen Finland –36.1, 5) Frida Karlsson Sweden –42.5, 6) Jessie Diggins USA –50.5, 7) Krista Pärmäkoski Finland –58.4, 8) Anastasia Rigalina ROC –1.17.2, 9) Delphine Claudel France –1.17.8, 19) Ebba Andersson Sweden –1.27.6, … 12) Johanna Matintalo Finland –2.22.8, … 22) Anne Kyllönen Finland –3.56.3. 62 women skied to the finish.
Read more: Once again, Kerttu Niskanen, who was fourth, admitted that he was in good shape: “It felt good and easy”
Ski Jumping, Normal Hill (HS106):
Men’s Qualification: 1) Marius Lindvik Norway 116.7 points (100.5 meters), 2) Robert Johansson Norway 116.6 (103), 3) Piotr Zyla Poland 112.1 (102.5), 4) Ryuyu Kobayashi Japan 111.4 (99), 5) Stefan Kraft Austria 108.5 (100), 6) Manuel Fettner Austria 107.5 (102), 7) Gregor Deschwanden Switzerland 106.4 (96.5), 8) Antti Aalto Finland 105 (98) , 5), 9) Karl Geiger Germany 103.9 (97.5), 10) Yukiya Sato Japan 103.6 (100).
Aalto survived Sunday’s race with 50 men jumping.
Women’s competition: 1) Ursa Bogataj Slovenia 239.0 points (108–100 meters), 2) Katharina Althaus Germany 236.8 (105.5–94), 3) Nika Kriznar Slovenia 232.0 (103–99.5), 4) Sara Takanashi Japan 224.1 (98.5–100), 5) Ema Klinec Slovenia 215.4 (100–90.5), 6) Silje Opseth Norway 200.5 (92.5–95), 7) Irina Avvakumova ROC 196.3 (95–89.5), 8) Lisa Eder Austria 193.4 (92–90), 9) Spela Rogelj Slovenia 184.2 (93–82), 10) Irma Mahinja ROC 180.9 (90 –90),
… 27) Julia Kykkänen Finland 140.1 (82.5–75), … 32) Jenny Rautionaho Finland 48.5 (66.5).
Read more: Slovenia took her first Olympic gold jump in the women’s normal hill, Julia Kykkänen was 27th
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