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It may not have been a podium finish, but Graham Ritchie, who trains in Thunder Bay, Ont., and Antoine Cyr of Gatineau, Que., took home Canada's best-ever Olympic finish in cross-country team sprint.
Shocks aplenty in the men's ice hockey quarter-finals at Beijing 2022 on Wednesday (16 February) as both the United States and Canada were bounced from the Olympic tournament.
Finland tightened their monopoly on the women’s ice hockey bronze medal at the Olympic Winter Games, beating Switzerland 4-0 in their third-place playoff clash at Beijing 2022 on Wednesday (16 February).
After being thrashed 10-3 by Canada in the semi-finals, Switzerland arrived at the bronze medal aiming to be stronger in defence against a Finnish side who were beaten 4-1 by defending champions USA. The match started in a tense fashion, with both sides easing their way into the game, but things soon livened up with Finland defender Nelli Laitinen forced off after feeling the full impact of a high stick, which was not penalised by the referees.
For the fourth Olympics in a row, it comes down to Canada and the United States for gold in women’s hockey.
The men's ice hockey tournament at the Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022 is whittling down to the final four nations as the quarter-final action continued on Wednesday (16 February) at the National Indoor Stadium.
Superstar cross-country skier, Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo stormed into the lead when it mattered in a tactically perfect race winning gold alongside teammate Erik Valnes in the men's cross-country skiing sprint classic. The pair finished in a time of 19:22.99 at the Zhangjiakou National Cross-Country Skiing Centre on Wednesday (16 February) after Klaebo took the lead in the final throes of the race.
Swedish cross-country skier Frida Karlsson was so upset with her performance in her team’s relay event that she initially rejected the bronze medal she was awarded on the podium. The 22-year-old was third to go in the race and held the bronze medal position until she was overtaken by two other competitors with 2km of her leg to go.