Olympics medal tracker, Tuesday's schedule

MEDAL TRACKER

Through Monday (19 medal events)

NationGSBTot

Norway2439

Germany4127

Netherlands3227

Canada2417

France2013

Japan0123

Sweden1102

Czech Republic0112

OA Russia0112

Austria1001

South Korea1001

Australia0101

China0101

Slovakia0101

Kazakhstan0011

Tuesday's SCHEDULE

(All times are Twin Cities time)

ALPINE SKIING

Women's Slalom, 7 pm

CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING

Men's Sprint Classic, 2:30 am

Women's Sprint Classic, 5 am

CURLING

Mixed Doubles

Men

Denmark vs. Sweden, 6:05 pm

Canada vs. Italy, 6:05 pm

South Korea vs. United States, 6:05 pm

Switzerland vs. Britain, 6:05 pm

Japan vs. United States, 11:05 pm

OA Russia vs. Britain, 11:05 pm

Denmark vs. Sweden, 11:05 pm

Switzerland vs. China, 11:05 pm

FIGURE SKATING

ICE HOCKEY

Women

Canada vs. Finland, 1:30 am

United States vs. Russia, 6 am

Sweden vs. Switzerland, 9 pm

Women's Singles Heat 3, 4:30 am

Women's Singles Heat 4

SHORT TRACK SPEEDSKATING

Women's 500 Final, 4 am

Men's 1000 Qualification

SNOWBOARD

Men's Halfpipe Qualification, 11 pm

Men's Halfpipe Finals, 7:30 pm

SPEEDSKATING

Men's 1500, 5 am

(All times are Twin Cities time)

ALPINE SKIING

Men's Super G, 8 pm

BIATHLON

Women's 15km, 5:05 am

Men

Canada vs. Britain, 5:05 am

South Korea vs. Sweden, 5:05 am

Switzerland vs. Italy, 5:05 am

Norway vs. Japan, 5:05 am

Norway vs. Canada, 11:05 pm

Britain vs. Japan, 11:05 pm

Denmark vs. Switzerland, 11:05 pm

Women

Canada vs. South Korea, 6:05 pm

China vs. OA Russia, 6:05 pm

Britain vs. United States, 6:05 pm

FIGURE SKATING

Pairs free skate, 7:30 pm

ICE HOCKEY

South Korea vs. Japan, 1:30 am

United States vs. Canada, 9 pm

Men

United States vs. Slovenia, 6 am

Slovakia vs. Russia, 6 am

LUGE

Men's doubles heat 1, 5:20 am

Men's doubles heat 2

NORDIC COMBINED

Men's jumping (normal hill), midnight

SKELETON

Women's heat 1, 7 pm

Women's heat 2

SNOWBOARD

Men's snowboard cross seeding round, 7 pm

SPEEDSKATING

Women's 1000, 4 am

Tuesday's TV SCHEDULE

1:40-4 am • NBCSN

• Women's ice hockey: Canada vs. Finland (live)

• Medal ceremonies (live)

4-6:10 am • NBCSN

• Luge: women's singles gold medal final runs

• Cross country: men's and women's individual sprint

6-8:30 am • NBCSN

8:30-11:30 am • NBCSN

• Speedskating: men's 1500m gold medal final

• Luge: women's singles gold medal final runs

• Cross country: men's and women's individual sprint gold medal finals

11:30 am-3:30 pm • NBCSN

• Curling: mixed doubles bronze medal match (replay)

2-4 pm • NBC

• Speedskating: men's 1500m gold medal final

• Luge: women's singles gold medal final runs

• Cross country: men's and women's individual sprint gold medal finals

• Curling: mixed doubles gold medal match

6-9:10 pm • NBCSN

• Figure skating: pairs' short program (live)

7-10:30 pm • NBC

• Figure skating: pairs' short program (live)

• Snowboarding: men's halfpipe gold medal final (live)

9:10-11:30 pm • NBCSN

• Women's ice hockey: Sweden vs. Switzerland (live)

11:05 p.m.-12:30 am • NBC

• Alpine skiing: women's slalom, gold medal final run (live)

11:30 pm-1:30 am • NBCSN

• Men's curling: United States vs. S. Korea

Wednesday'S TV schedule

1:30-5:30 am • NBCSN

• Speedskating: women's 1,000m gold medal final (live)

• Skeleton: women's training

1:30-4 am • USA

• Women's ice hockey: South Korea vs. Japan (live)

4-6:10 am • USA

• Women's curling: Britain vs. Olympic Athletes from Russia

• Medal ceremonies (live)

5:30-8:30 am • NBCSN

• Men's ice hockey: United States vs. Slovenia (live)

6:10-8:30 am • USA

• Men's ice hockey: Olympic Athletes from Russia vs. Slovakia (live)

• Luge: men's doubles gold medal final

• Skeleton: women's training

10:30 am-12:15 pm • NBCSN

• Biathlon: women's 15km gold medal final

12:15-4 pm • NBCSN

2-4 pm • NBC

• Luge: men's doubles gold medal final

• Nordic combined: men's individual normal hill/10 km gold medal final

4-7 pm • CNBC

• Women's curling: United States vs. Japan

• Figure skating: pairs' gold medal final (live)

7-10:30 pm • NBC

• Figure skating: pairs' gold medal final (live)

• Alpine skiing: men's Super G gold medal final (live)

• Men's Skeleton (LIVE)

9-11:30 Pm • CNBC

• Men's ice hockey: Finland vs. Germany (live)

9:10-11:30 Pm • NBCSN

• Women's ice hockey: United States vs. Canada (live)

11:05 pm-12:30 am • NBC

• Men's skeleton

11:30 pm-1:40 am • NBCSN

• Women's curling: United States vs. Britain

BIATHLON

Men

1. Martin Fourcade, France, 32:51.7 (1).

2. Sebastian Samuelsson, Sweden, 33:03.7 (1).

3. Benedikt Doll, Germany, 33:06.8 (1).

4. Tarjei Boe, Norway, 33:54.3 (3).

5. Simon Schempp, Germany, 33:54.4 (3).

7. Simon Desthieux, France, 33:55.4 (3).

8. Arnd Peiffer, Germany, 34:05.8 (3).

U.S. Finishers

17. Tim Burke, 35:11.3 (2).

32. Lowell Bailey, 36:43.3 (5).

Women

10km Pursuit

1. Laura Dahlmeier, Germany, 30:35.3 (1).

2. Anastasiya Kuzmina, Slovakia, 31:04.7 (4).

3. Anais Bescond, France, 31:04.9 (1).

5. Hanna Oeberg, Sweden, 31:44.2 (3).

6. Denise Herrmann, Germany, 31:54.7 (2).

7. Veronika Vitkova, C. Republic, 32:12.6 (3).

8. Lena Haecki, Switzerland, 32:16.8 (3).

U.S. Finisher

curling

mixed doubles

RESULT MONDAY

Semifinal

Switzerland 7, OA Russia 5

OA Russia 8, Norway 4

OA Russia2 1 2 2 2 1 1 1—8

Norway2 1 2 2 2 1 1 1—4

Olympic Athlete from Russia: Team Shots: 40, Team Points: 130, Team Percentage: 81.

Norway: Team Shots: 40, Team Points: 103, Team Percentage: 64.

Gold Medal

Switzerland vs. Canada, 5 am

FREESTYLE SKIING

Men's Moguls

Finals

1. Mikael Kingsbury, Canada, 86.63.

2. Matt Graham, Australia, 82.57.

3. Daichi Hara, Japan, 82.19.

4. Marc-Antoine Gagnon, Canada, 77.02.

5. Casey Andringa, United States, 75.50.

ice hockey

Women

Preliminary Round

Group AWLOTWOTLPtsGFGA

Canada1000350

Finland0100013

OA Russia0100005

Group BWLOTWOTLPtsGFGA

Sweden20006101

Switzerland20006111

Korea02000016

RESULTS MONDAY

Sweden 8, Korea 0

Switzerland 3, Japan 1

GAMES TUESDAY

United States vs. Russia, 6 am

Sweden vs. Switzerland, 9 pm

GAMES WEDNESDAY

Korea vs. Japan, 1:30 am

United States vs. Canada, 9 pm

Women

K90 Individual

Final Ranking

(First and second jumps in parentheses)

• 1. Maren Lundby, Norway, (105.50, 75.00, 55.00; 110.00, 84.00, 56.50) 264.60.

• 3. Sara Takanashi, Japan, (103.50, 71.00, 54.00; 103.50, 71.00, 54.50) 243.80.

• 4. Irina Avvakumova, OA Russia, (99.00, 62.00, 53.00; 102.00, 68.00, 51.50) 230.70.

• 5. Carina Vogt, Germany, (97.00, 58.00, 52.50; 101.50, 67.00, 54.00) 227.90.

• 6. Daniela Iraschko, Austria, (101.50, 67.00, 54.00; 99.00, 62.00, 52.00) 225.90.

• 7. Nika Kriznar, Slovenia, (101.00, 66.00, 53.50; 104.00, 72.00, 52.50) 223.20.

U.S. Finishers

• 19. Sarah Hendricson (86.00, 36.00, 49.50; 88.00, 40.00, 50.50) 160.60.

• 29. Abby Ringquist (77.50, 19.00, 48.00; 91.00, 46.00, 49.00) 144.40.

Snowboard

Women's Halfpipe

1. Chloe Kim, United States, 93.75.

2. Liu Jiayu, China, 85.5.

3. Kelly Clark, United States, 76.25.

4. Haruna Matsumoto, Japan, 70.0.

5. Sena Tomita, Japan, 65.25.

7. Mirabelle Thovex, France, 59.5.

8. Sophie Rodriguez, France, 50.5.

9. Emily Arthur, Australia, 48.25.

10. Cai Xuetong, China, 20.5.

11. Maddie Mastro, United States, 14.0.

Run 2

1. Jiayu (85.5; 89.75) 89.75.

2. Clark (76.25; 81.75) 81.75.

3. Gold (10.5; 74.75) 74.75.

4. Castellet (59.75; 67.75) 67.75.

6. Kim (93.75; 41.5) 41.5.

7. Xuetong (20.5; 41.25) 41.25.

8. Tomita (65.25; 34.5) 34.5.

9. Thovex (59.5; 30.25) 30.25.

10. Rodriguez (50.5; 14.75) 14.75.

12. Mastro (14.0; 7.5) 7.5.

Run 3

1. Kim (93.75; 41.5; 98.25) 98.25.

2. Gold (10.5; 74.75; 85.75) 85.75.

3. Clark (76.25; 81.75; 83.5) 83.5.

5. Matsumoto (70.0; 46.25; 65.75) 65.75.

6. Thovex (59.5; 30.25; 63.0) 63.0.

7. Tomita (65.25; 34.5; 60.5) 60.5.

8. Jiayu (85.5; 89.75; 49.0) 49.0.

9. Castellet (59.75; 67.75; 43.75) 43.75.

11. Rodriguez (50.5; 14.75; 13.75) 13.75.

12. Mastro (14.0; 7.5; 6.5) 6.5.

Final Ranking

1. Kim (93.75; 41.5; 98.25) 98.25.

2. Jiayu (85.5; 89.75; 49.0) 89.75.

4. Clark (76.25; 81.75; 83.5) 83.5.

5. Xuetong (20.5; 41.25; 76.5) 76.5.

6. Matsumoto (70.0; 46.25; 65.75) 70.0.

7. Castellet (59.75; 67.75; 43.75) 67.75.

8. Tomita (65.25; 34.5; 60.5) 65.25.

10. Rodriguez (50.5; 14.75; 13.75) 50.5.

11. Arthur (48.25; 9.25; 25.0) 48.25.

12. Mastro (14.0; 7.5; 6.5) 14.0.

SPEEDSKATING

Women

1. Ireen Wust, Netherlands, 1:54.35.

2. Miho Takagi, Japan, 1:54.55.

3. Marrit Leenstra, Netherlands, 1:55.26.

4. Lotte Van Beek, Netherlands, 1:55.27.

5. Brittany Bowe, United States, 1:55.54.

7. Ida Njatun, Norway, 1:56.46.

8. Heather Bergsma, United States, 1:56.74.

Other U.S. Finisher

22. Mia Manganello, United States, 1:59.93.

monday's medalists

Men's 12.5km Pursuit

Gold: Martin Fourcade, France

Silver: Sebastian Samuelsson, Sweden

Bronze: Benedikt Doll, Germany

Women's 10km Pursuit

Silver: Anastasiya Kuzmina, Slovakia

Bronze: Anais Bescond, France

FIGURE SKATING

Team Event

Gold: Canada (Patrick Chan, Gabrielle Daleman, Kaetlyn Osmond, Meagan Duhamel, Eric Radford, Scott Moir, Tessa Virtue)

Bronze: United Staes (Nathan Chen, Chris Knierim, Mirai Nagasu, Bradie Tennell, Chris Knierim, Alexa Scimeca Knierim, Alex Shibutani, Maia Shibutani)

FREESTYLE SKIING

Men's Moguls

Gold: Mikael Kingsbury, Canada

Silver: Matt Graham, Australia

SKI JUMPING

Women's Nornal Hill

Gold: Maren Lundby, Norway

Silver: Katharina Althaus, Germany

Bronze: Sara Takanashi, Japan

WOMEN'S HALFPIPE

Gold: Chloe Kim, United States

Silver: Liu Jiayu, China

Bronze: Arielle Gold, United States

Women's Slopestyle

Silver: Laurie Blouin, Canada

Bronze: Enni Rukajarvi, Finland

SPEEDSKATING

Women's 1500

Gold: Ireen Wust, Netherlands