Medals Table


February 25, 2010 at 12:00a.m.

Medals Table

Wednesday

4 of 5 medal events

63 of 90 total medal events

NationGSBTot

United States791228

Germany710724

Norway66618

Canada76215

Russia34613

South Korea54110

Austria43310

France23510

Switzerland6028

Sweden4228

China4116

Netherlands3126

Czech Republic2035

Poland0314

Italy0134

Slovakia1113

Japan0123

Australia1102

Latvia0202

Belarus0112

Croatia0112

Slovenia0112

Britain1001

Estonia0101

Finland0101

Kazakhstan0101

Wednesday’s Scores CURLING

Men

Sweden 7, Britain 6

HOCKEY

Men

United States 2, Switzerland 0

Canada 7, Russia 3

HOCKEY SUMMARIES United States 2, Switzerland 0

United States002—2

Switzerland000—0

First Period—No scoring. Penalties—Ryan Callahan, United States (Hooking), 6:25.

Second Period—No scoring. Penalties—Ryan Malone, United States (Roughing), 2:41; Raffaele Sannitz, Switzerland (Interference), 6:04; Hnat Domenichelli, Switzerland (tripping), 11:19; Hnat Domenichelli, Switzerland (Hooking), 13:36.

Third Period—1, United States, Zach Parise (Brian Rafalski, Paul Stastny), 2:08 (pp). 2, United States, Zach Parise (unassisted), 19:48 (en). Penalties—Philippe Furrer, Switzerland (tripping), 1:56; Ryan Kesler, United States (High Sticking), 4:07.

Shots on Goal—United States 18-14-12—44. Switzerland 4-4-11—19.

Goalies—United States, Ryan Miller. Switzerland, Jonas Hiller. Switzerland, Jonas Hiller, 59:48.

Referee—Paul Devorski, Canada; Peter Orszag, Slovakia. Linesmen—Shane Heyer, United States; Felix Winnekens, Germany.

Canada 7, Russia 3

Canada430—7

Russia120—3

First Period—1, Canada, Ryan Getzlaf (Dan Boyle, Chris Pronger), 2:21. 2, Canada, Dan Boyle (Dany Heatley, Patrick Marleau), 12:09 (pp). 3, Canada, Rick Nash (Jonathan Toews, Mike Richards), 12:55. 4, Russia, Dmitri Kalinin (Anton Volchenkov, Sergei Fedorov), 14:39. 5, Canada, Brenden Morrow (Dan Boyle, Duncan Keith), 18:18. Penalties—Brent Seabrook, Canada (Interference), 7:58; Anton Volchenkov, Russia (Holding), 10:26.

Second Period—6, Canada, Corey Perry (Ryan Getzlaf, Duncan Keith), 3:10. 7, Canada, Shea Weber (Jonathan Toews, Jarome Iginla), 4:07. 8, Russia, Maxim Afinogenov (Ilya Kovalchuk, Denis Grebeshkov), 4:46. 9, Canada, Corey Perry (Eric Staal, Ryan Getzlaf), 9:51. 10, Russia, Sergei Gonchar (Evgeni Malkin), 11:40 (pp). Penalties—Canada (Too Many Players On Ice), 11:27; Konstantin Korneyev, Russia (Interference), 12:58; Duncan Keith, Canada (tripping), 19:14.

Third Period—No scoring. Penalties—Sergei Gonchar, Russia (Hooking), 2:01; Russia (Too Many Players On Ice), 5:11; Chris Pronger, Canada (Holding), 14:37; Alexander Semin, Russia (High Sticking), 17:17; Dan Boyle, Canada (Interference), 17:17.

Shots on Goal—Canada 21-9-12—42. Russia 12-8-8—28.

Goalies—Russia, Evgeni Nabokov. Canada, Roberto Luongo. Russia, Ilya Bryzgalov, 24:07.

Referee—Dennis Larue, United States; Marcus Vinnerborg, Sweden. Linesmen—Thor Nelson, United States; Milan Novak, Slovakia.

Cross-Country Skiing Results

Men’s 4X10km Relay

  1. Sweden (Daniel Richardsson, Johan Olsson, Anders Soedergren, Marcus Hellner), 1:45:05.4.

  2. Norway (Martin Johnsrud Sundby, Odd-Bjoern Hjelmeset, Lars Berger, Petter Northug), 1:45:21.3.

  3. Czech Republic (Martin Jaks, Lukas Bauer, Jiri Magal, Martin Koukal), 1:45:21.9.

  4. France, 1:45:26.3.

  5. Finland, 1:45:30.3.

  6. Germany, 1:45:49.4.

  7. Canada, 1:47:03.2.

  8. Russia, 1:47:04.7.

  9. Italy, 1:47:16.6.

  10. Switzerland, 1:47:57.2.

  11. Kazakhstan, 1:49:49.1.

  12. Slovakia, 1:49:52.0.

  13. United States (Andrew Newell, Shaftsbury, Vt.; Torin Koos, Leavenworth, Wash.; Garrott Kuzzy, Minneapolis; Simeon Hamilton, Aspen, Colo.), 1:51:27.7.

  14. Estonia, 1:51:41.2.

Speedskating Results

Women’s 5000

  1. Martina Sablikova, Czech Republic, 6:50.91.

  2. Stephanie Beckert, Germany, 6:51.39.

  3. Clara Hughes, Canada, 6:55.73.

  4. Daniela Anschutz Thoms, Germany, 6:58.64.

  5. Maren Haugli, Norway, 7:02.19.

  6. Kristina Groves, Canada, 7:04.57.

  7. Masako Hozumi, Japan, 7:04.96.

  8. Jilleanne Rookard, Woodhaven, Mich., 7:07.48.

  9. Shiho Ishizawa, Japan, 7:12.23.

  10. Jorien Voorhuis, Netherlands, 7:13.27.

  11. Elma de Vries, Netherlands, 7:16.68.

  12. Cindy Klassen, Canada, 7:22.09.

  13. Svetlana Vysokova, Russia, 7:23.33.

  14. Cathrine Grage, Denmark, 7:23.83.

  15. Maria Lamb, River Falls, Wis., 7:25.15.

NR. Katrin Mattscherodt, Germany, DQ.

Short Track Results

Women

3000 Relay

Final B

  1. Netherlands (Jorien ter Mors, Annita van Doorn, Sanne van Kerkhof) 4:16.120.

  2. Hungary (Rozsa Darazs, Bernadett Heidum, Erika Huszar) 4:17.937.

  3. Italy (Cecilia Maffei, Lucia Peretti, Martina Valcepina) 4:18.559.

  4. Japan (Ayuko Ito, Hiroko Sadakane, Yui Sakai) 4:28.745.

Final A

  1. China (Sun Linlin, Wang Meng, Zhang Hui) 4:06.610.

  2. Canada (Jessica Gregg, Kalyna Roberge, Marianne St-Gelais) 4:09.137.

  3. United States (Allison Baver, Sinking Spring, Pa.; Alyson Dudek, Hales Corners, Wis.; Lana Gehring, Glenview, Ill.) 4:14.081.

NR. South Korea (Cho Ha-Ri, Kim Min-Jung, Lee Eun-Byul) DQ.

Bobsled Results

Women

Final Ranking (Four Runs)

  1. Canada 1 (Kaillie Humphries, Heather Moyse), 3:32.28.

  2. Canada 2 (Helen Upperton, Shelley-Ann Brown), 3:33.13.

  3. United States 2 (Erin Pac, Farmington, Conn.; Elana Meyers, Douglasville, Ga.), 3:33.40.

  4. Germany 1 (Sandra Kiriasis, Christin Senkel), 3:33.81.

  5. United States 3 (Bree Schaaf, Bremerton, Wash.; Emily Azevedo, Chico, Calif.), 3:34.05.

  6. United States 1 (Shauna Rohbock, Orem, Utah; Michelle Rzepka, Novi, Mich.), 3:34.06.

  7. Germany 3 (Claudia Schramm, Janine Tischer), 3:34.68.

  8. Netherlands 1 (Esme Kamphuis, Tine Veenstra), 3:35.14.

  9. Russia 1 (Anastasia Skulkina, Elena Doronina), 3:35.93.

  10. Switzerland 2 (Fabienne Meyer, Hanne Schenk), 3:36.13.

  11. Britain 2 (Paula Walker, Kelly Thomas), 3:36.18.

  12. Switzerland 1 (Sabina Hafner, Caroline Spahni), 3:36.84.

  13. Italy 1 (Jessica Gillarduzzi, Laura Curione), 3:37.03.

  14. Belgium 1 (Elfje Willemsen, Eva Willemarck), 3:37.48.

  15. Romania 1 (Carmen Radenovic, Alina Vera Savin), 3:38.27.

WORLD RECORDS BROKEN

Short Track Speedskating

3000 Relay—China, (Sun Linlin, Wang Meng, Zhang Hui, Zhou Yang), 4:06.610, Feb. 24, 2010. Old Record: China, (Liu Qiuhong, Wang Meng, Zhang Hui, Zhou Yang), 4:07.179, Oct. 18, 2008.

OLYMPIC RECORDS BROKEN

Speedskating

Men

5000—Sven Kramer, Netherlands, 6:14.60, Feb. 13, 2010. Old Record: Jochem Uytdehaage, Netherlands, 6:14.66, Feb. 9, 2002.

10000—Lee Seung-Hoon, South Korea, 12:58.55, Feb. 23, 2010. Old Record: Jochem Uytdehaage, Netherlands, 12:58.92, Feb. 22, 2002.

Short Track Speedskating

Men

500—Francois-Louis Tremblay, Canada, 41.397, Feb. 24, 2010. Old Record: Marc Gagnon, Canada, 41.802, Feb. 23, 2002.

1000—Sung Si-Bak, South Korea, 1:24.245, Feb. 17, 2010. Old Record: Ahn Hyun-Soo, South Korea, 1:26.739, Feb. 18, 2006.