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Two lugers with the same first name beat two lugers with the same last name for the doubles’ luge gold medal today at Sanki Sliding Center.
The last three Olympic champions in women’s snowboard halfpipe headline today’s Sochi Olympics final.
After helping Russia grab team figure skating gold, they’ll be out for another Olympic title in pairs today.
Davis, in the 18th of 20 pairings, logged a time of 1:09.12 that put him in seventh before he was bumped down one more spot by the finish.
The soon-to-be new host of the Tonight Show is getting into the Games.
A strong finishing kick inside the stadium section of the course gives the reigning World Cup champion a gold medal.
Both competitors break out the YOLO Flip in their final runs, but one was better than the other...
Her older brother and fellow U.S. rider, Taylor Gold, said on Twitter that she suffered a dislocated shoulder in the incident.
The 2009 world champion is the pride of Remsen, N.Y., a town that has supported her through victories and defeats.
The historic event came after a long battle to get the discipline onto the world’s biggest sporting stage.
Defending individual large hill/10km champion Bill Demong and the Americans want more medals.
A race-altering crash in the final and a feel-good moment in the semis marked today’s men’s sprint.
Shaun White was aiming to become the first American man to win three Winter Olympic golds in an individual event. Instead, he got a Sochi Shock.
Bach, a former Olympic gold medalist in fencing, got to witness a fellow German, Carina Vogt, claim the first-ever gold in the discipline.
After a 16-year drought, the Japanese women’s hockey team finally got back on the Olympic scoreboard against Russia in round-robin play.
The American Olympians show their support for jumpers Hendrickson, Jerome, and Van.
Japanese star Sara Takanashi also misses the podium, finishing fourth.
The American has been dethroned as Olympic snowboard halfpipe champion after finishing fourth in today’s final.
Hamlin entered today’s final two runs at the Sanki Sliding Center in position to win the bronze, and she was able to hang on for it.
His American teammates, Danny Davis and Greg Bretz, Switzerland’s “I-Pod,” and 15-year-old Ayumu Hirano are also looking to strike gold.
Two days after posting the best Olympic sprint finish ever for a U.S. female biathlete, Susan Dunklee (pictured, left) almost gave the Americans their first-ever Olympic biathlon medal.
Dunklee finished a historic fourth in the sprint at the last World Cup event before Sochi, but struggled there in the pursuit with a 24th-place finish. No doubt she wants better today.
Hamlin, in third place, looks to capture the first-ever singles’ medal for the Americans in Olympic luge.
She may have finished last after falling in the women’s cross-country sprint final, but her sixth-place overall finish is now the best-ever for a U.S. female cross-country skier at the Olympics.