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Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2002

 ALPINE SKIING
 Men's Combined
 At Snowbasin, Utah
 Final
 (Downhill and slalom runs in parentheses): 1, Kjetil Andre Aamodt, Norway (1, 1:38.79; 5, 46.88, 4, 51.89, 4, 1:38.77), 3:17.56; 2. Bode Miller, Franconia, N.H. (15, 1:41.23; 5, 46.88, 1, 49.73, 1, 1:36.61), 3:17.84; 3. Benjamin Raich, Austria (13, 1:41.05; 3, 46.30, 2, 50.91, 3, 1:37.21), 3:18.26; 4. Rainer Schoenfelder, Austria (23, 1:41.90; 1, 45.46, 3, 51.31, 2, 1:36.77), 3:18.67; 5. Lasse Kjus, Norway (2, 1:38.97; 8, 47.72, 7, 53.11, 7, 1:40.83), 3:19.80.
 6. Paul Accola, Switzerland (4, 1:39.62; 11, 48.73, 10, 53.91, 10, 1:42.64), 3:22.26; 7. Patrick Staudacher, Italy (3, 1:39.23; 12, 49.51, 9, 53.73, 11, 1:43.24), 3:22.47; 8. Jean-Philippe Roy, Ste-Flavie, Que., (31, 1:43.31; 4, 46.87, 6, 52.50, 6, 1:39.37), 3:22.68; 9. Jernej Koblar, Slovenia (19, 1:41.70; 10, 48.42, 8, 53.35, 9, 1:41.77), 3:23.47; 10. Stanley Hayer, Czech Republic (37, 1:45.30; 7, 47.15, 5, 51.99, 5, 1:39.14), 3:24.44.
 11. Kilian Albrecht, Austria (32, 1:43.32; 2, 46.13, 14, 55.50, 8, 1:41.63), 3:24.95; 12. Borek Zakouril, Czech Republic (18, 1:41.64; 13, 49.52, 11, 54.04, 12, 1:43.56), 3:25.20; 13. Alessandro Fattori, Italy (8, 1:40.15; 17, 50.30, 13, 55.12, 15, 1:45.42), 3:25.57; 14. Andrej Filischkin, Russia (29, 1:43.04; 16, 50.19, 12, 54.91, 13, 1:45.10), 3:28.14; 15. Ross Green, Britain (30, 1:43.30; 15, 49.97, 16, 55.84, 16, 1:45.81), 3:29.11.
 16. Stefan Georgiev, Bulgaria (34, 1:44.25; 14, 49.63, 15, 55.51, 14, 1:45.14), 3:29.39; 17. Darin McBeath, Calgary, (14, 1:41.07; 22, 51.78, 18, 56.72, 19, 1:48.50), 3:29.57; 18. Pavel Chestakov, Russia (16, 1:41.45; 25, 52.54, 17, 56.19, 22, 1:48.73), 3:30.18; 19, Jake Fiala, Frisco, Colo. (21, 1:41.85; 19, 51.24, 21, 57.34, 21, 1:48.58), 3:30.43; 20. Jan Holicky, Czech Republic (28, 1:42.85; 18, 50.82, 22, 57.48, 17, 1:48.30), 3:31.15.
 21. Antoine Deneriaz, France (24, 1:41.91; 23, 51.82, 23, 58.24, 23, 1:50.06), 3:31.97; 22. Sergeij Komarov, Russia (33, 1:43.47; 21, 51.66, 19, 56.90, 20, 1:48.56), 3:32.03; 23. Nicolas Arsel, Argentina (39, 1:48.12; 19, 51.24, 20, 57.22, 18, 1:48.46), 3:36.58; 24. Ivan Heimschild, Slovakia (36, 1:44.89; 26, 52.72, 24, 59.17, 24, 1:51.89), 3:36.78; 25. Nikolay Skriabin, Ukraine (35, 1:44.80; 27, 55.03, 25, 1:01.23, 25, 1:56.26), 3:41.06.
 NR, Cristian Javier Simari Birkner, Argentina, DQ; NR, Craig Branch, Australia, DQ; NR, Mitja Dragsic, Slovenia, DQ; NR, Michal Rajcan, Slovakia, DQ; NR, Paul Patrick Schwarzacher-Joyce, Ireland, DQ; NR, Angel Pumpalov, Bulgaria, DQ; NR, Aj Bear, Australia, DQ.
 NR, Kurt Sulzenbacher, Italy, DNS; NR, Maxim Kedrin, Russia, DNS; NR, Gaetan Llorach, France, DNF; NR, Casey Puckett, U.S., DNF; NR, Truls Ove Karlsen, Norway, DNF; NR, Michael Walchhofer, Austria, DNF; NR, Gregor Sparovec, Slovenia, DNF; NR, Didier Defago, Switzerland, DNF; NR, Tahir Bisic, Bosnia-Herzegovina, DNF.
 NR, Bruno Kernen, Switzerland, DNF; NR, Andrej Jerman, Slovenia, DNF; NR, Edi Podivinsky, Toronto, DNF; NR, Alexander Heath, South Africa, DNF; NR, Agustin Garcia Jurjo, Argentina, DNF; NR, Ondrej Bank, Czech Republic, DNF.
 
 SKI JUMPING
 At Park City, Utah
 Men's K120 Individual
 Final: 1. Simon Ammann, Switzerland (140.5, 140.9), 281.4 metres; 2. Adam Malysz, Poland (137.3, 132.4), 269.7; 3. Matti Hautamaeki, Finland (129.1, 126.9), 256.0; 4. Sven Hannawald, Germany (140.5, 114.8), 255.3; 5. Stefan Horngacher, Austria (123.5, 123.7), 247.2; 6. Andreas Kuettel, Switzerland (125.0, 120.6), 245.6; 7. Kazuyoshi Funaki, Japan (128.7, 116.8), 245.5; 8. Martin Koch, Austria (126.3, 118.2), 244.5; 9, Janne Ahonen, Finland (119.2, 122.3), 241.5; 10. Martin Schmitt, Germany (127.3, 113.1), 240.4.
 11. Robert Kranjec, Slovenia (118.1, 119.5), 237.6; 12. Stephan Hocke, Germany (123.5, 113.4), 236.9; 13. Peter Zonta, Slovenia (121.2, 113.0), 234.2; 14. Martin Hoellwarth, Austria (122.3, 111.0), 233.3; 15. Primoz Peterka, Slovenia (120.9, 112.1), 233.0; 16. Michael Uhrmann, Germany (120.2, 112.2), 232.4; 17. Valery Kobelev, Russia (115.3, 116.2), 231.5; 18. Risto Jussilainen, Finland (116.7, 109.5), 226.2; 19. Roberto Cecon, Italy (113.0, 112.6), 225.6; 20. Masahiko Harada, Japan (115.1, 107.7), 222.8.
 21. Andreas Widhoelzl, Austria (114.9, 107.7), 222.6; 22. Damjan Fras, Slovenia (119.9, 101.3), 221.2; 23. Nicolas Dessum, France (110.3, 109.8), 220.1; 24. Hideharu Miyahira, Japan (108.6, 106.8), 215.4; 25. Anders Bardal, Norway (110.3, 102.6), 212.9; 26. Tommy Ingebrigtsen, Norway (110.7, 97.1), 207.8; 27. Sylvain Freiholz, Switzerland (110.4, 95.4), 205.8; 28. Emmanuel Chedal, France (111.3, 93.6), 204.9; 29. Robert Mateja, Poland (108.6, 93.6), 202.2; 30. Stanislav Filimonov, Kazakstan (114.9, 82.5), 197.4.
 31. Kim Hyun Ki, South Korea (108.5, 0.0), 108.5; 32. Roar Ljoekelsoey, Norway (107.2, 0.0), 107.2; 33. Remi Santiago, France (106.1, 0.0), 106.1; 34. Alan Alborn, U.S., (105.4, 0.0), 105.4; 35. Ildar Fatkullin, Russia (103.1, 0.0), 103.1; 36. Jan Mazoch, Czech Republic (102.7, 0.0), 102.7; 37. Veli-Matti Lindstroem, Finland (102.1, 0.0), 102.1; 38. Lars Bystoel, Norway (99.4, 0.0), 99.4; 39 (tie), Tomislaw Tajner, Poland (98.4, 0.0), 98.4; Dimitry Chvykov, Kyrgyzstan (98.4, 0.0), 98.4.
 41. Noriaki Kasai, Japan (97.5, 0.0), 97.5; 42. Clint Jones, U.S., (94.4, 0.0), 94.4; 43. Tomasz Pochwala, Poland (93.9, 0.0), 93.9; 44, Jakub Janda, Czech Republic (91.3, 0.0), 91.3; 45. Marco Steinauer, Switzerland (87.2, 0.0), 87.2;l 46. Choi Yong Jik, South Korea (86.7, 0.0), 86.7; 47. Kang Chil Gu, South Korea (83.2, 0.0), 83.2; 48. Maxim Polunin, Kazakhstan (83.1, 0.0), 83.1.
 49. Jens Salumae, Estonia (78.9, 0.0), 78.9; 50. Alexander Belov, Russia (66.7, 0.0), 66.7.
 
 BIATHLON
 At Midway, Utah
 Men's 10Km Sprint
 Final (penalties in parentheses): 1. Ole Einar Bjoerndalen, Norway, 24 minutes 51.3 seconds (0); 2. Sven Fischer, Germany, 25:20.2 (1); 3. Wolfgang Perner, Austria, 25:44.4 (0); 4. Ricco Gross, Germany, 25:44.6 (1); 5. Wolfgang Rottmann, Austria, 25:48.8 (2); 6. Pavel Rostovtsev, Russia, 25:50.1 (1); 7. Victor Maigourov, Russia, 25:50.9 (0); 8. Frode Andresen, Norway, 25:51.5 (2); 9. Raphael Poiree, France, 25:56.9 (2); 10. Ludwig Gredler, Austria, 26:04.3 (2).
 11. Oleg Ryzhenkov, Belarus, 26:05.5 (0); 12. Vadim Sashurin, Belarus, 26:09.9 (0); 13. Halvard Hanevold, Norway, 26:12.5 (0); 14. Zdenek Vitek, Czech Republic, 26:14.0 (1); 15. Michael Greis, Germany, 26:18.4 (2); 16. Paavo Puurunen, Finland, 26:24.7 (1); 17. Bjoern Ferry, Sweden, 26:30.5 (2); 18. Wojciech Kozub, Poland, 26:31.9 (1); 19. Timo Antila, Finland, 26:33.4 (1); 20. Jeremy Teela, Heber City, Utah, 26:36.6 (2).
 21. Vincent Defrasne, France, 26:36.7 (2); 22. Rene Cattarinussi, Italy, 26:37.3 (1); 23. Tomas Globocnik, Slovenia, 26:40.0 (1); 24. Egil Gjelland, Norway, 26:42.5 (1); 25. Vesa Hietalahti, Finland, 26:43.2 (0); 26. Jay Hakkinen, U.S., 26:43.5 (1); 27. Marko Dolenc, Slovenia, 26:47.0 (1); 28. Carl Johan Bergman, Sweden, 26:47.1 (1); 29. Frank Luck, Germany, 26:47.7 (2); 30. Dimitri Borovik, Estonia, 26:50.1 (2).
 31. Tomasz Sikora, Poland, 26:59.3 (1); 32. Tomas Holubec, Czech Republic, 27:01.8 (1); 33. Serguei Roussinov, Russia, 27:04.3 (1); 34. Roman Dostal, Czech Republic, 27:04.9 (2); 35. Julien Robert, France, 27:05.1 (2); 36. Vyacheslav Derkach, Ukraine, 27:05.3 (1); 37. Aleksei Aidarov, Belarus, 27:06.4 (2); 38. Andriy Deryzemlya, Ukraine, 27:11.1 (1); 39. Marek Matiasko, Slovakia, 27:12.6 (1); 40. Ilmars Bricis, Latvia, 27:17.3 (2).
 41. Kyoji Suga, Japan, 27:21.0 (1); 42. Marian Blaj, Romania, 27:25.5 (1); 43. Robin Clegg, Ottawa, 27:28.3 (2); 44. Janez Maric, Slovenia, 27:28.6 (2); 45. Janno Prants, Estonia, 27:29.2 (3); 46. Olegs Maluhins, Latvia, 27:30.7 (3); 47. Petr Garabik, Czech Republic, 27:30.9 (2); 48. Indrek Tobreluts, Estonia, 27:31.1 (2); 49. Paolo Longo, Italy, 27:31.9 (0); 50. Wilfried Pallhuber, Italy, 27:35.7 (1).
 51. Sergei Rozhkov, Russia, 27:39.8 (4); 52. Jekabs Nakums, Latvia, 27:40.9 (1); 53. Ruslan Lysenko, Ukraine, 27:43.1 (2); 54. Lawton Redman, U.S., 27:43.4 (2); 55. Roland Zwahlen, Switzerland, 27:43.7 (1); 56. Zhang Qing, China, 27:45.3 (1); 56. Aleksandr Syman, Belarus, 27:45.3 (3); 58. Wieslaw Ziemianin, Poland, 27:47.0 (2); 59. Saso Grajf, Slovenia, 27:52.6 (2); 60. Gueorgui Kassabov, Bulgaria, 27:55.8 (1).
 61. Krzysztof Topor, Poland, 28:02.2 (3); 62. Hidenori Isa, Japan, 28:03.6 (2); 63. Henrik Forsberg, Sweden, 28:04.0 (6); 64. Jean Marc Chabloz, Switzerland, 28:08.6 (1); 65. Gundars Upenieks, Latvia, 28:11.9 (3); 66. Gilles Marguet, France, 28:20.1 (4); 67. Matthias Simmen, Switzerland, 28:22.8 (3); 68. Devis Da Canal, Italy, 28:25.9 (2); 69. Yukio Mochizuki, Japan, 28:28.5 (2); 70. Roland Lessing, Estonia, 28:34.4 (2).
 71. Jason Sklenar, Britain, 28:43.4 (4); 72. Mark Gee, Britain, 28:57.8 (2); 73. Olli-Pekka Peltola, Finland, 28:58.5 (1); 74. Michael Dixon, Britain, 28:58.7 (1); 75. Imre Tagscherer, Hungary, 29:08.6 (3); 76. Roman Pryma, Ukraine, 29:16.1 (3); 77. Aleksandr Tropnikov, Kyrgyzstan, 29:30.2 (2); 78. Tord Wiksten, Sweden, 29:39.5 (4); 79. Dmitriy Pantov, Kazakhstan, 29:46.3 (5); 80. Shin Byung-kook, South Korea, 29:51.1 (2).
 81. Ricardo Oscare, Argentina, 30:00.2 (3); 82. Liutauras Barila, Lithuania, 30:01.4 (5); 83. Mihail Gribusencov, Moldova, 30:02.2 (2); 84. Zarko Galjanic, Croatia, 30:33.0 (3); 85. Stavros Cristoforidis, Greece, 31:51.4 (2); 86. Carlos Varas, Chile, 32:48.1 (0); NR. Christoph Sumann, Austria, DNF (2).
 
 At Midway, Utah
 Women's 7.5Km
 Final (penalties in parentheses): 1. Kati Wilhelm, Germany, 20:41.4 (0); 2. Uschi Disl, Germany, 20:57.0 (1); 3. Magdalena Forsberg, Sweden, 21:20.4 (1); 4. Liv Grete Poiree, Norway, 21:24.1 (1); 5. Florence Baverel-Robert, France, 21:27.9 (0); 6. Galina Koukleva, Russia, 21:32.1 (0); 7. Sandrine Bailly, France, 21:35.7 (1); 8. Olga Pyleva, Russia, 21:44.2 (1); 9. Corinne Niogret, France, 21:50.3 (0); 10. Andreja Grasic, Slovenia, 21:55.6 (1).
 11. Irina Nikoultchina, Bulgaria, 21:57.0 (2); 12. Katrin Apel, Germany, 22:01.7 (3); 13. Martina Jasicova, Slovakia, 22:11.9 (0); 14. Olga Nazarova, Belarus, 22:14.9 (1); 15. Ekaterina Dafovska, Bulgaria, 22:17.7 (2); 16. Gunn Margit Andreassen, Norway, 22:19.7 (1); 17. Pavlina Filipova, Bulgaria, 22:20.6 (1); 18. Anna Bogali, Russia, 22:25.8 (2); 19. Svetlana Ishmouratova, Russia, 22:27.3 (2); 20. Yu Shumei, China, 22:29.9 (1).
 21. Sona Mihokova, Slovakia, 22:32.1 (1); 22. Irena Cesnekova, Czech Republic, 22:33.5 (0); 23. Delphyne Burlet, France, 22:37.7 (1); 24. Sanna-Leena Perunka, Finland, 22:39.9 (1); 25. Andrea Henkel, Germany, 22:41.1 (2); 26. Lucija Larisi, Slovenia, 22:44.7 (1); 27. Andreja Mali, Slovenia, 22:45.5 (1); 28. Ryoko Takahashi, Japan, 22:58.3 (2); 29. Tamami Tanaka, Japan, 23:00.0 (2); 30. Hiromi Suga, Japan, 23:03.5 (2).
 31. Tetyana Vodopyanova, Ukraine, 23:03.8 (2); 32. Magda Rezlerova, Czech Republic, 23:05.0 (2); 33. Elena Khrustaleva, Belarus, 23:06.6 (2); 34. Eva Hakova, Czech Republic, 23:09.4 (1); 35. Anna Murinova, Slovakia, 23:10.0 (1); 36. Saskia Santer, Italy, 23:11.2 (2); 37. Outi Kettunen, Finland, 23:11.3 (1); 38. Ann Elen Skjelbreid, Norway, 23:14.2 (3); 39. Katerina Losmanova, Czech Republic, 23:14.6 (2); 40. Nathalie Santer, Italy, 23:14.7 (3).
 41. Iva Karagiozova, Bulgaria, 23:18.0 (1); 42. Liu Xianying, China, 23:18.9 (1); 43. Anna Stera-Kustusz, Poland, 23:24.6 (0); 44. Evgenia Kutsepalova, Belarus, 23:26.5 (1); 45. Mami Shindo, Japan, 23:36.8 (2); 46. Michela Ponza, Italy, 23:36.9 (2); 47. Nina Lemesh, Ukraine, 23:37.4 (1); 48. Olena Petrova, Ukraine, 23:40.9 (2); 49. Kara Salmela, U.S., 23:44.1 (3); 50. Andrea Nahrgang, Wayzata, Minn., 23:48.7 (1).
 51. Valentina Ciurina, Moldova, 23:49.7 (1); 52. Katja Holanti, Finland, 24:07.2 (4); 53. Gro Marit Kristiansen, Norway, 24:12.7 (4); 54. Anita Nyman, Finland, 24:17.0 (4); 55. Dana Cojocea, Romania, 24:17.3 (1); 56. Kong Yingchao, China, 24:30.2 (3); 57. Sun Ribo, China, 24:32.4 (3); 58. Anzela Brice, Latvia, 24:32.5 (1); 59. Olena Zubrilova, Ukraine, 24:33.2 (4); 60. Rachel Steer, U.S., 24:41.7 (3).
 61. Eva Tofalvi, Romania, 24:43.7 (3); 62. Elena Dubok, Kazakstan, 24:50.1 (1); 63. Tadeja Brankovic, Slovenia, 25:14.0 (5); 64. Tatiana Kutlikova, Slovakia, 25:18.3 (5); 65. Ksenia Zikunkova, Belarus, 25:21.5 (5); 66. Diana Rasimoviciute, Lithuania, 25:41.4 (3); 67. Zsuzsanna Bekecs, Hungary, 25:42.1 (1); 68. Siegrid Pallhuber, Italy, 26:20.9 (4); 69. Kim Ja-youn, South Korea, 26:45.2 (3); 70. Despina Vavatsi, Greece, 27:11.3 (2).
 71. Ivett Szollosi, Hungary, 27:17.6 (4); 72. Alexandra Rusu, Romania, 27:20.0 (6); 73. Natalia Lovece, Argentina, 29:33.2 (8); 74. Claudia Barrenechea, Chile, 30:15.1 (5).
 
 LUGE
 At Park City, Utah
 Women's Singles
 After Three Runs
 1. Sylke Otto, Germany, 2:09.372; 2. Barbara Niedernhuber, Germany, 2:09.695; 3. Silke Kraushaar, Germany, 2:09.713; 4. Becky Wilczak, U.S., 2:10.410; 5. Angelika Neuner, Austria, 2:10.724; 6. Ashley Hayden, U.S., 2:10.838; 7. Lilian Ludan, Ukraine, 2:10.988; 8. Sonja Manzenreiter, Austria, 2:10.989; 9. Anna Orlova, Latvia, 2:11.095; 10. Iluta Gaile, Latvia, 2:11.226.
 11. Regan Lauscher, Red Deer, Alta., 2:11.297; 12. Simone Eder, Austria, 2:11.464; 13, Margarita Klimenko, Russia, 2:11.760; 14. Courtney Zablocki, U.S., 2:11.771; 15. Anastasia Antonova, Russia, 2:11.841; 16. Waltraud Schiefer, Italy, 2:11.886; 17. Maija Tiruma, Latvia, 2:11.975; 18. Veronika Sabolova, Slovakia, 2:12.081; 19. Maria Feichter, Italy, 2:12.091; 20. Natalie Obkircher, Italy, 2:12.194.
 21. Oryslava Tscuchlib, Ukraine, 2:12.276; 22. Marketa Jeriova, Czech Republic, 2:12.319; 23. Melanie Ougier, France, 2:12.444; 24. Yumie Kobayashi, Japan, 2:12.448; 25. Angela Paul, New Zealand, 2:12.606; 26. Anne Abernathy, U.S. Virgin Islands, 2:13.850; 27. Anastasia Skulkina, Russia, 2:14.055; 28. Dinah Browne, U.S. Virgin Islands, 2:15.045; NR, Iginia Boccalandro, Venezuela, DNF.
 
 At Park City, Utah
 Women's Singles
 Four-run total: 1. Sylke Otto, Germany, 2:52.464; 2. Barbara Niedernhuber, Germany, 2:52.785; 3. Silke Kraushaar, Germany, 2:52.865; 4. Angelika Neuner, Austria, 2:54.162; 5. Becky Wilczak, U.S., 2:54.254; 6. Lilian Ludan, Ukraine, 2:54.499; 7. Sonja Manzenreiter, Austria, 2:54.537; 8. Ashley Hayden, U.S., 2:54.658; 9. Anna Orlova, Latvia, 2:54.739; 10. Iluta Gaile, Latvia, 2:55.073.
 11. Simone Eder, Austria, 2:55.102; 12. Regan Lauscher, Red Deer, Alta., 2:55.118; 13. Courtney Zablocki, U.S., 2:55.154; 14. Margarita Klimenko, Russia, 2:55.560; 15. Anastasia Antonova, Russia, 2:55.669; 16. Waltraud Schiefer, Italy, 2:55.716; 17. Natalie Obkircher, Italy, 2:55.727; 18. Maija Tiruma, Latvia, 2:55.931; 19. Marketa Jeriova, Czech Republic, 2:56.130; 20. Oryslava Tscuchlib, Ukraine, 2:56.281.
 21. Veronika Sabolova, Slovakia, 2:56.312; 22. Maria Feichter, Italy, 2:56.450; 23. Angela Paul, New Zealand, 2:56.475; 24. Melanie Ougier, France, 2:56.487; 25. Yumie Kobayashi, Japan, 2:56.663; 26. Anne Abernathy, U.S. Virgin Islands, 2:58.429; 27. Anastasia Skulkina, Russia, 2:58.855; 28. Dinah Browne, U.S. Virgin Islands, 2:59.745; NR, Iginia Boccalandro, Venezuela, DNF.
 
 SPEED SKATING
 Long Track
 At Kearns, Utah
 Women's 500 metres
 First Run
 1. Catriona Le May Doan, Saskatoon, 37.30 (Olympic record); 2. Monique Garbrecht-Enfeldt, Germany, 37.34; 3. Andrea Nuyt, Netherlands, 37.54; 4. Svetlana Zhurova, Russia, 37.55; 5. Sabine Voelker, Germany, 37.62; 6. Anzhelika Kotyuga, Belarus, 37.73; 7. Tomomi Okazaki, Japan, 37.77; 8. Sayuri Osuga, Japan, 37.82; 9. Yukari Watanabe, Japan, 37.98; 10. Svetlana Kaykan, Russia, 38.05.
 11. Wang Manli, China, 38.20; 12. Eriko Sannmiya, Japan, 38.25; 13. Marianne Timmer, Netherlands, 38.30; 14 (tie), Marieke Wijsman, Netherlands, 38.31; Choi Seung-yong, South Korea, 38.31; 16. Jenny Wolf, Germany, 38.36; 17. Chris Witty, West Allis, Wis., 38.37; 18. Chiara Simionato, Italy, 38.45; 19. Marion Wohlrab, Germany, 38.66; 20. Susan Auch, Calgary, 38.84.
 21. Eli Ochowicz, U.S., 38.85; 22. Amy Sannes, U.S., 38.86; 23. Becky Sundstrom, U.S., 38.89; 24. Jin Hua, China, 39.06; 25. Cho Seon-yeon, South Korea, 39.31; 26. Emese Hunyady, Austria, 39.38; 27. Krisztina Egyed, Hungary, 39.47; 28. Yang Chunyuan, China, 39.56; 29. Lee Yong-joo, South Korea, 39.72; 30. Svetlana Radkevich, Belarus, 39.84; 31. Xing Aihua, China, 1:44.62.
 
 Short Track
 Women's 1,500 metres
 At Salt Lake City
 First Round
 Heat 1: 1. Yang (S) Yang, China, 2:26.943 (Q); 2. Alanna Kraus, Abbotsford, B.C., 2:26.968 (Q); 3. Amy Peterson, U.S., 2:27.062 (Q); 4. Joanna Williams, Britain, 2:27.845; 5. Yvonne Kunze, Germany, 2:29.779; 6. Christy Ren, Hong Kong, 2:49.666.
 Heat 2: 1. Ko Gi-hyun, South Korea, 2:26.980 (Q); 2. Mara Zini, Italy, 2:27.553 (Q); 3. Christin Priebst, Germany, 2:27.649 (Q); 4. Katalin Kristo, Romania, 2:28.709; 5. Natalia Dmitrieva, Russia, 2:29.086; 6. Eva Farkas, Hungary, 2:42.172.
 Heat 3: 1. Evgenia Radanova, Bulgaria, 2:32.821 (Q); 2. Nina Evteeva, Russia, 2:32.970 (Q); 3. Katerina Novotna, Czech Republic, 2:35.438 (Q); 4. Yuka Kamino, Japan, 2:52.591; NR, Erin Porter, U.S., DQ.
 Heat 4: 1. Choi Eun-kyung, South Korea, 2:29.460 (Q); 2. Yang (A) Yang, China, 2:29.578 (Q); 3. Marie-Eve Drolet, Laterriere, Que., 2:29.652 (Q); 4. Marina Georgieva, Bulgaria, 2:33.362; 5. Mariann Nagy, Hungary, 2:39.615.
 Heat 5: 1. Chikage Tanaka, Japan, 2:29.202 (Q); 2. Stephanie Bouvier, France, 2:30.075 (Q); 3. Olga Danilov, Israel, 2:32.458 (Q); 4. Yulia Pavlovich, Belarus, 2:36.058; 5. Sarah Lindsay, Britain, 3:01.223; 6. Katia Zini, Italy, 3:19.248.
 Semifinals
 Heat 1: 1. Ko Gi-hyun, South Korea, 2:31.120 (Q); 2. Evgenia Radanova, Bulgaria, 2:31.194 (Q); 3. Stephanie Bouvier, France, 2:31.570 (Q); 4. Christin Priebst, Germany, 2:32.884 (Q); 5. Katerina Novotna, Czech Republic, 2:35.085.
 Heat 2: 1. Choi Eun-kyung, South Korea, 2:21.069 (Q); 2. Yang (A) Yang, China, 2:21.690 (Q); 3. Marie-Eve Drolet, Laterriere, Que., 2:21.758 (Q); 4. Chikage Tanaka, Japan, 2:21.924 (Q); 5, Amy Peterson, U.S.
 Heat 3: 1. Yang (S) Yang, China, 2:32.315 (Q); 2. Alanna Kraus, Abbotsford, B.C., 2:32.411 (Q); 3. Nina Evteeva, Russia, 2:32.759 (Q); 4. Mara Zini, Italy, 2:32.899 (Q); 5. Olga Danilov, Israel, 2:36.114.
 Final A: 1. Ko Gi-hyun, South Korea, 2:31.581; 2. Choi Eun-kyung, South Korea, 2:31.610; 3. Evgenia Radanova, Bulgaria, 2:31.723; 4. Yang (A) Yang, China, 2:31.791; 5. Alanna Kraus, Abbotsford, Que., 3:05.002; NR, Yang (S) Yang, China, DQ.
 Final B: 1. Marie-Eve Drolet, Laterriere, Que., 2:31.203; 2. Chikage Tanaka, Japan, 2:31.479; 3. Christin Priebst, Germany, 2:32.442; 4. Mara Zini, Italy, 2:32.513; 5. Nina Evteeva, Russia, 2:32.666; 6. Stephanie Bouvier, France, 2:32.673.
 
 Short Track
 Men's 1,000 metres
 First Round
 Heat 1: 1. Wim de Deyne, Belgium, 1:30.950 (Q); 2. Satoru Terao, Japan, 1:31.025 (Q); 3. Mark Jackson, New Zealand, 1:32.276; 4. Miroslav Boiadjiev, Bulgaria, 1:32.421.
 Heat 2: 1. Steven Bradbury, Australia, 1:30.956 (Q); 2. Nicola Rodigari, Italy, 1:30.991 (Q); 3. Balazs Knoch, Hungary, 1:31.061; 4. Pieter Gysel, Belgium, 1:31.290.
 Heat 3: 1. Feng Kai, China, 1:32.554 (Q); 2. Mark McNee, Australia, 1:39.325 (Q); NR, Gregory Durand, France, DQ; NR, Volodymyr Hryhoryev, Ukraine, DQ.
 Heat 4: 1. Naoya Tamura, Japan, 1:28.867 (Q); 2. Leon Flack, Britain, 1:29.584 (Q); 3, Krystian Zdrojkowski, Poland, 1:30.026; NR, Martin Johansson, Sweden, DQ.
 Heat 5: 1. Fabio Carta, Italy, 1:28.520 (Q); 2. Marc Gagnon, Pointe-aux-Trembles, Que., 1:28.718 (Q); 3. Cees Juffermans, Netherlands, 1:29.249; 4. Matus Uzak, Slovakia, 2:17.608.
 Heat 6: 1. Kim Dong-sung, South Korea, 1:32.901 (Q); 2. Apolo Anton Ohno, U.S., 1:33.167 (Q); 3. Arian Nachbar, Germany, 1:33.585; 4. Battulga Oktyabri, Mongolia, 1:47.213.
 Heat 7: 1. Rusty Smith, U.S., 1:28.183 (Q); 2. Mathieu Turcotte, Montreal, 1:28.229 (Q); 3. Bruno Loscos, France, 1:28.532; 4. Kiril Pandov, Bulgaria, 1:31.842.
 Heat 8: 1. Ahn Hyun-soo, South Korea, 1:30.252 (Q); 2. Li Jiajun, China, 1:30.447 (Q); 3. Kornel Szanto, Hungary, 1:31.391; 4, Nicky Gooch, Britain, 1:38.034.
 
 Short Track
 Men's 5,000 Relay
 Heat 1: 1. Canada (Eric Bedard, Ste-Thecle, Que.; Marc Gagnon, Pointe-aux-Trembles, Que.; Francois-Louis Tremblay, Boucherville, Que.; Mathieu Turcotte, Montreal), 6:45.455 (Olympic record) (Q); 2. China (Li Jiajun; An Yulong; Feng Kai; Guo Wei), 6:46.625 (Q); 3. Japan (Satoru Terao; Takafumi Nishitani; Takehiro Kodera; Naoya Tamura), 6:50.925 (Q); 4. Belgium (Simon van Vossel; Pieter Gysel; Ward Janssens; Wim de Deyne), 6:56.389 (Q).
 Heat 2: 1. U.S. (Apolo Anton Ohno; Rusty Smith; Dan Weinstein; Ron Biondo), 7:09.788 (Q); 2. Italy (Michele Antonioli; Fabio Carta; Nicola Franceschina; Nicola Rodigari), 7:10.787 (Q); 3. Australia (Steven Bradbury; Stephen Lee; Alex McEwan; Andrew McNee), 7:19.177 (Q); NR, South Korea (Kim Dong-sung; Lee Seung-jae; Min Ryoung; Oh Se-jong), DQ.