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Canada's snowboard cross tandem of Éliot Grondin and Meryeta O'Dine added to Canada's medal haul with a bronze medal in the mixed snowboard cross event on Saturday in Zhangjiakou, China.
Great Britain's bid to get on the medal table at the Winter Olympics in Beijing has suffered a further blow, after freestyle skier Izzy Atkin withdrew from the Games. The 23-year-old became Team GB's first confirmed winner of an Olympic skiing medal when she claimed bronze in slopestyle at PyeongChang 2018, but she was in a race against time for the Beijing Games after breaking her pelvis before Christmas. Ad/> Atkin was initially picked for two events while she was recovering from the injury.
As Al Ahly’s players head to Al Nahyan Stadium on Saturday, they could be forgiven for feeling a glass ceiling pressing down on them.
Canada has won the first-ever bronze medal in mixed team aerials Thursday as the sport made its Olympic debut at Beijing 2022.
‘Marginal gains’ are often mentioned at the Winter Olympics and Canadian Alpine skier James Crawford took that to new levels in Beijing — crediting his bronze combined medal to shaving off his moustache. The 24-year-old competed with the facial hair in the downhill, where he came fourth, and the super-G, finishing fourth, before he got the razor out for the combined event. Ad/> Crawford finished third behind eventual winner Johannes Strolz and Aleksander Aamodt Kilde and he says his newly streamlined approach may have helped him overcome the hurdle that had hindered him in his opening event.
Jack Crawford of Toronto, Ont. picked up his first Olympic medal, skiing to bronze in the men's alpine combined, bringing Canada's medal tally to nine at Beijing 2022.
Meryeta O'Dine of Prince George, B.C. won the first Olympic medal of her career, capturing bronze in the women's snowboard cross competition, sharing the podium with gold-medal winner Lindsey Jacobellis, of the U.S., and France's Chloe Trespeuch, who earned silver.
Jessie Diggins held off US teammate Rosie Brennan in a dramatic finish at Tuesday's Olympic cross country freestyle sprint finals to take bronze, Team USA's first-ever Olympic sprint medal in cross-country skiing.