Day 8
The highlights from day seven included the inaugural running of the women’s snowboard cross and Sweden upsetting the United States in women’s ice hockey which results in their reaching the gold medal final against Canada. Here are the results for today’s medal events:
Alpine Skiing
Women’s Combined
Gold Janica Kostelic (Croatia)
Silver Marlies Schild (Austria)
Bronze Anja Paerson (Sweden)
Alpine Skiing
Men’s Super-G
Gold Kjetil Andre Aamodt (Norway)
Silver Hermann Maier (Austria)
Bronze Ambrosi Hoffman (Switzerland)
Biathlon
Women’s 10km Pursuit
Gold Kati Wilhelm (Germany)
Silver Martina Glagow (Germany)
Bronze Albina Akhatova (Russia)
Biathlon
Men’s 12.5km Pursuit
Gold Vincent Defrasne (France)
Silver Ole Einar Bjoerndalen (Norway)
Bronze Sven Fischer (Germany)
Cross-Country Skiing
Women’s 4X5km Relay
Gold Natalia Baranova-Masolkina, Larisa Kurkina, Yulia Tchepalova & Evegenia Medvedeva-Abruzova (Russia)
Silver Stefanie Boehler, Viola Bauer, Evi Sachenbacher Stehle & Claudia Kuenzel (Germany)
Bronze Arianna Follis, Gabriella Paruzzi, Antonella Confortola & Sabina Valbusa (Italy)
Short Track
Women’s 1500m
Gold Jin Sun-Yu (South Korea)
Silver Choi Eun-Kyung (South Korea)
Bronze Wang Meng (China)
Short Track
Men’s 1000m
Gold Ahn Hyun-Soo (South Korea)
Silver Lee Ho-Suk (South Korea)
Bronze Apolo Anton Ohno (United States)
Ski Jumping
Large Hill
Gold Thomas Morgenstern (Austria)
Silver Andreas Kofler (Austria)
Bronze Lars Bystoel (Norway)
Speed Skating
Men’s 1000m
Gold Shani Davis (United States)
Silver Joey Cheek (United States)
Bronze Erben Wennemars (Netherlands)
And here are the medal standings, by country, and the end of day eight.
Norway
16 medals total
2 Gold
7 Silver
7 Bronze
Germany
15 medals total
6 Gold
6 Silver
3 Bronze
United States
13 medals total
7 Gold
4 Silver
2 Bronze
Russia
13 medals total
6 Gold
2 Silver
5 Bronze
Canada
11 medals total
2 Gold
4 Silver
5 Bronze
Austria
10 medals total
4 Gold
5 Silver
1 Bronze
South Korea
7 medals total
3 Gold
3 Silver
1 Bronze
Switzerland
7 medals total
2 Gold
2 Silver
3 Bronze
China
7 medals total
1 Gold
2 Silver
4 Bronze
Italy
6 medal total
2 Gold
0 Silver
4 Bronze
France
5 medals total
3 Gold
0 Silver
2 Bronze
Sweden
5 medals total
2 Gold
1 Silver
2 Bronze
Netherlands
5 medals total
1 Gold
2 Silver
2 Bronze
Finland
5 medals total
0 Gold
2 Silver
3 Bronze
Estonia
3 medal total
3 Gold
0 Silver
0 Bronze
Croatia
2 medals total
1 Gold
1 Silver
0 Bronze
Czech Republic
2 medals total
0 Gold
2 Silver
0 Bronze
Australia
1 medal total
1 Gold
0 Silver
0 Bronze
Bulgaria
1 medal total
0 Gold
1 Silver
0 Bronze
Great Britain
1 medal total
0 Gold
1 Silver
0 Bronze
Slovakia
1 medal total
0 Gold
1 Silver
0 Bronze
Latvia
1 medal total
0 Gold
0 Silver
1 Bronze
Ukraine
1 medal total
0 Gold
0 Silver
1 Bronze
Alpine Skiing
Women’s Combined
Gold Janica Kostelic (Croatia)
Silver Marlies Schild (Austria)
Bronze Anja Paerson (Sweden)
Alpine Skiing
Men’s Super-G
Gold Kjetil Andre Aamodt (Norway)
Silver Hermann Maier (Austria)
Bronze Ambrosi Hoffman (Switzerland)
Biathlon
Women’s 10km Pursuit
Gold Kati Wilhelm (Germany)
Silver Martina Glagow (Germany)
Bronze Albina Akhatova (Russia)
Biathlon
Men’s 12.5km Pursuit
Gold Vincent Defrasne (France)
Silver Ole Einar Bjoerndalen (Norway)
Bronze Sven Fischer (Germany)
Cross-Country Skiing
Women’s 4X5km Relay
Gold Natalia Baranova-Masolkina, Larisa Kurkina, Yulia Tchepalova & Evegenia Medvedeva-Abruzova (Russia)
Silver Stefanie Boehler, Viola Bauer, Evi Sachenbacher Stehle & Claudia Kuenzel (Germany)
Bronze Arianna Follis, Gabriella Paruzzi, Antonella Confortola & Sabina Valbusa (Italy)
Short Track
Women’s 1500m
Gold Jin Sun-Yu (South Korea)
Silver Choi Eun-Kyung (South Korea)
Bronze Wang Meng (China)
Short Track
Men’s 1000m
Gold Ahn Hyun-Soo (South Korea)
Silver Lee Ho-Suk (South Korea)
Bronze Apolo Anton Ohno (United States)
Ski Jumping
Large Hill
Gold Thomas Morgenstern (Austria)
Silver Andreas Kofler (Austria)
Bronze Lars Bystoel (Norway)
Speed Skating
Men’s 1000m
Gold Shani Davis (United States)
Silver Joey Cheek (United States)
Bronze Erben Wennemars (Netherlands)
And here are the medal standings, by country, and the end of day eight.
Norway
16 medals total
2 Gold
7 Silver
7 Bronze
Germany
15 medals total
6 Gold
6 Silver
3 Bronze
United States
13 medals total
7 Gold
4 Silver
2 Bronze
Russia
13 medals total
6 Gold
2 Silver
5 Bronze
Canada
11 medals total
2 Gold
4 Silver
5 Bronze
Austria
10 medals total
4 Gold
5 Silver
1 Bronze
South Korea
7 medals total
3 Gold
3 Silver
1 Bronze
Switzerland
7 medals total
2 Gold
2 Silver
3 Bronze
China
7 medals total
1 Gold
2 Silver
4 Bronze
Italy
6 medal total
2 Gold
0 Silver
4 Bronze
France
5 medals total
3 Gold
0 Silver
2 Bronze
Sweden
5 medals total
2 Gold
1 Silver
2 Bronze
Netherlands
5 medals total
1 Gold
2 Silver
2 Bronze
Finland
5 medals total
0 Gold
2 Silver
3 Bronze
Estonia
3 medal total
3 Gold
0 Silver
0 Bronze
Croatia
2 medals total
1 Gold
1 Silver
0 Bronze
Czech Republic
2 medals total
0 Gold
2 Silver
0 Bronze
Australia
1 medal total
1 Gold
0 Silver
0 Bronze
Bulgaria
1 medal total
0 Gold
1 Silver
0 Bronze
Great Britain
1 medal total
0 Gold
1 Silver
0 Bronze
Slovakia
1 medal total
0 Gold
1 Silver
0 Bronze
Latvia
1 medal total
0 Gold
0 Silver
1 Bronze
Ukraine
1 medal total
0 Gold
0 Silver
1 Bronze
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