Olympic Results
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Thursday, Feb. 21, 2002
ALPINE SKIING
Men's Giant Slalom
At Park City, Utah
Final (start position in parentheses): 1. (4) Stephan Eberharter, Austria, (1:11.98, 1; 1:11.30, 2), two minutes 23.28 seconds; 2. (1) Bode Miller, U.S., (1:12.89, 7; 1:11.27, 1), 2:24.16; 3. (16) Lasse Kjus, Norway, (1:12.79, 3; 1:11.53, 6), 2:24.32; 4. (2) Benjamin Raich, Austria, (1:12.83, 5; 1:11.57, 7), 2:24.40; 5. (9) Christoph Gruber, Austria, (1:12.82, 4; 1:11.59, 8), 2:24.41; 6. (23) Bjarne Solbakken, Norway, (1:13.15, 10; 1:11.35, 3), 2:24.50; 7. (15) Kjetil Andre Aamodt, Norway, (1:13.14, 9; 1:11.48, 4), 2:24.62; 8. (10) Massimiliano Blardone, Italy, (1:12.72, 2; 1:12.15, 17), 2:24.87; 9. (17) Ivica Kostelic, Croatia, (1:13.05, 8; 1:11.87, 13), 2:24.92; 10. (6) Didier Cuche, Switzerland, (1:13.25, 12; 1:11.75, 10), 2:25.00.
11. (5) Michael Von Gruenigen, Switzerland, (1:13.27, 13; 1:11.80, 11), 2:25.07;
12. (22) Thomas Grandi, Canmore, Alta., (1:13.74, 17; 1:11.50, 5), 2:25.24; 13. (7) Fredrik Nyberg, Sweden, (1:13.41, 14; 1:11.88, 15), 2:25.29; 14. (13) Didier Defago, Switzerland, (1:13.74, 17; 1:11.80, 11), 2:25.54; 15. (3) Frederic Covili, France, (1:13.70, 16; 1:11.95, 16), 2:25.65; 16. (26) Dane Spencer, Boise, Idaho, (1:14.03, 21; 1:11.65, 9), 2:25.68; 17. (21) Marco Buechel, Liechtenstein, (1:13.67, 15; 1:12.22, 18), 2:25.89; 18. (25) Jernej Koblar, Slovenia, (1:13.15, 10; 1:13.21, 25), 2:26.36; 19. (30) Thomas Vonn, U.S., (1:14.59, 28; 1:11.87, 13), 2:26.46; 20. (29) Kenneth Sivertsen, Norway, (1:14.16, 25; 1:12.35, 19), 2:26.51.
21. (14) Joel Chenal, France, (1:13.76, 19; 1:13.32, 28), 2:27.08; 22. (19) Alessandro Roberto, Italy, (1:14.65, 29; 1:12.88, 22), 2:27.53; 23. (39) Achim Vogt, Liechtenstein, (1:14.84, 32; 1:12.74, 21), 2:27.58; 24. (31) Patrik Jaerbyn, Sweden, (1:14.95, 34; 1:12.71, 20), 2:27.66; 25. (38) Stanley Hayer, Czech Republic, (1:14.69, 30; 1:13.14, 24), 2:27.83; 26. (46) Giorgio Rocca, Italy, (1:14.91, 33; 1:12.94, 23), 2:27.85; 27. (43) Markus Ganahl, Liechtenstein, (1:14.70, 31; 1:13.22, 26), 2:27.92; 28. (33) Mitja Kunc, Slovenia, (1:14.95, 34; 1:13.22, 26), 2:28.17; 29. (47) Ross Green, Britain, (1:15.90, 42; 1:13.41, 29), 2:29.31; 30. (34) Cristian Javier Simari Birkner, Argentina, (1:16.00, 43; 1:13.79, 30), 2:29.79.
31. (40) Petr Zahrobsky, Czech Republic, (1:15.82, 40; 1:14.14, 31), 2:29.96; 32. (41) Pavel Chestakov, Russia, (1:15.80, 39; 1:14.17, 32), 2:29.97; 33. (42) Bradley Wall, Australia, (1:15.69, 37; 1:14.59, 35), 2:30.28; 34. (59) Akira Sasaki, Japan, (1:16.11, 44; 1:14.47, 33), 2:30.58; 35. (52) Michael Riegler, Liechtenstein, (1:16.16, 45; 1:14.58, 34), 2:30.74; 36. (48) Alex Antor, Andorra, (1:16.66, 46; 1:14.73, 37), 2:31.39; 37. (53) Kiminobu Kimura, Japan, (1:17.19, 47; 1:14.67, 36), 2:31.86; 38. (66) Stefan Georgiev, Bulgaria, (1:18.01, 53; 1:15.00, 38), 2:33.01; 39. (51) Victor Gomez, Andorra, (1:17.83, 52; 1:15.50, 39), 2:33.33; 40. (61) Sergeij Komarov, Russia, (1:17.78, 51; 1:15.78, 40), 2:33.56.
41. (67) Marko Djordjevic, Yugoslavia, (1:17.25, 48; 1:16.40, 42), 2:33.65; 42. (54) Kristinn Magnusson, Iceland, (1:17.50, 49; 1:16.29, 41), 2:33.79; 43. (65) Vassilis Dimitriadis, Greece, (1:19.30, 58; 1:16.85, 43), 2:36.15; 44. (55) Tahir Bisic, Bosnia-Herzegovina, (1:18.96, 55; 1:17.21, 44), 2:36.17; 45. (69) Nikolay Skriabin, Ukraine, (1:18.57, 54; 1:17.70, 46), 2:36.27; 46. (64) Kang Min Heuk, South Korea, (1:19.11, 57; 1:17.99, 50), 2:37.10; 47. (58) Byon Jong Moon, South Korea, (1:19.49, 61; 1:17.71, 47), 2:37.20; 48. (70) Alexander Heath, South Africa, (1:19.32, 59; 1:17.95, 49), 2:37.27; 49. (63) Maui Gayme, Chile, (1:19.76, 62; 1:17.58, 45), 2:37.34; 50. (57) Jesse Teat, New Zealand, (1:20.31, 64; 1:17.76, 48), 2:38.07.
51. (68) Todd Haywood, New Zealand, (1:19.99, 63; 1:18.11, 51), 2:38.10; 52. (71) Dejan Panovski, Macedonia, (1:20.48, 65; 1:18.30, 52), 2:38.78; 53. (73) Danil Anisimov, Kazakstan, (1:21.40, 66; 1:19.21, 53), 2:40.61; 54. (78) Theodoros Christodoulou, Cyprus, (1:21.67, 67; 1:19.92, 54), 2:41.59; 55. (76) Laurence Thoms, Fiji, (1:22.01, 68; 1:19.97, 55), 2:41.98; 56. (77) Peter Vincze, Hungary, (1:23.99, 71; 1:22.74, 56), 2:46.73; 57. (74) Gian Matteo Giordani, San Marino, (1:25.02, 73; 1:23.29, 57), 2:48.31.
First run
Not ranked, did not finish: (11) Hans Knauss, Austria; (12) Sami Uotila, Finland; (45) Ondrej Bank, Czech Republic; (60) Ivan Heimschild, Slovakia, DNF; (62) Ivars Ciaguns, Latvia.
Second run
Not ranked, did not finish: (20) Erik Schlopy, U.S.
Not ranked, did not finish: (8) Vincent Millet, France; (18) Uros Pavlovcic, Slovenia; (24) Tobias Gruenenfelder, Switzerland;
(27) Jean-Philippe Roy, Ste-Flavie, Que.; (28) Alexander Ploner, Italy; (32) Andrej Filischkin, Russia; (35) Kalle Palander, Finland; (36) Jure Kosir, Slovenia; (37) Bjoergvin Bjoergvinsson, Iceland; (44) Borek Zakouril, Czech Republic; (49) Enis Becirbegovic, Bosnia-Herzegovina; (50) Johann F. Haraldsson, Iceland; (56) Hur Seung Wook, South Korea; (72) Andrey Drigin, Tajikstan.
Not ranked, disqualified: (75) Nikolai Hentsch, Brazil.
CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING
At Midway, Utah
Women's 4X5km Relay
1. Germany (Manuela Henkel; Viola Bauer; Claudia Kuenzel; Evi Sachenbacher), 49:30.6; 2. Norway (Marit Bjoergen; Bente Skari; Hilde G Pedersen; Anita Moen), 49:31.9; 3. Switzerland (Andrea Huber; Laurence Rochat; Brigitte Albrecht Loretan; Natascia Leonardi Cortesi), 50:03.6; 4. Czech Republic (Helena Balatkova; Kamila Rajdlova; Katerina Neumannova; Katerina Hanusova), 50:35.2; 5. Belarus (Elena Kalugina; Swetlana Nagejkina; Vera Zjatikova; Natalja Zjatikova), 50:37.9.
6. Italy (Marianna Longa; Gabriella Paruzzi; Sabina Valbusa; Stefania Belmondo), 50:38.6; 7. Finland (Kati Sundqvist; Satu Salonen; Riitta Liisa Lassila; Kaisa Varis), 50:45.5;
8. Canada (Sara Renner, Golden, B.C.; Milaine Theriault, Canmore, Alta.; Amanda Fortier, Canmore; Beckie Scott, Vermilion, Alta.), 50:49.6; 9. Slovenia (Petra Majdic; Teja Gregorin; Andreja Mali; Natasa Lacen), 51:19.6; 10. Japan (Kanoko Goto; Madoka Natumi; Nobuko Fukuda; Sumiko Yokoyama), 51:35.7.
11. Kazakhstan (Svetlana Deshevykh; Elena Antonova; Oxana Jatskaja; Svetlana Shishkina), 51:52.2; 12. Sweden (Lina Andersson; Elin Ek; Jenny Olsson; Anna Dahlberg), 52:40.4; 13. U.S. (Wendy Wagner; Nina Kemppel; Barb Jones; Aelin Peterson), 53:23.4.
NR, Russia (Olga Danilova; Larissa Lazutina; Nina Gavriljuk; Julija Tchepalova), DNS; NR, Ukraine (Elena Rodina; Valentina Shevchenko; Olena Zubrilova; Irina Terelia), DNS.
CURLING
Women
Final
Gold-medal game: Britain 4, Switzerland 3
Bronze-medal game: Canada 9, U.S.A. 5
FIGURE SKATING
Women
At Salt Lake Ice Centre
Final
(Short program and free program scores in parentheses): 1. Sarah Hughes, U.S., 3.0 placement points (4, 2.0; 1, 1.0); 2. Irina Slutskaya, Russia, 3.0 (2, 1.0; 2, 2.0); 3. Michelle Kwan, U.S., 3.5 (1, 0.5; 3, 3.0); 4. Sasha Cohen, U.S., 5.5 (3, 1.5; 4, 4.0).
5. Fumie Suguri, Japan, 8.5 (7, 3.5; 5, 5.0); 6. Maria Butyrskaya, Russia, 8.5 (5, 2.5; 6, 6.0);
7. Jennifer Robinson, Windsor, Ont., 11.0 (8, 4.0; 7, 7.0); 8. Julia Sebestyen, Hungary, 11.0 (6, 3.0; 8, 8.0); 9. Viktoria Volchkova, Russia, 16.0 (12, 6.0; 10, 10.0); 10. Silvia Fontana, Italy, 17.5 (11, 5.5; 12, 12.0).
11. Elina Kettunen, Finland, 18.0 (18, 9.0; 9, 9.0); 12. Galina Maniachenko, Ukraine, 18.5 (15, 7.5; 11, 11.0); 13. Sarah Meier, Switzerland, 20.5 (9, 4.5; 16, 16.0); 14. Elena Liashenko, Ukraine, 21.0 (16, 8.0; 13, 13.0); 15. Laetitia Hubert, France, 22.0 (14, 7.0; 15, 15.0); 16. Vanessa Gusmeroli, France, 22.0 (10, 5.0; 17, 17.0); 17. Yoshie Onda, Japan, 22.5 (17, 8.5; 14, 14.0); 18. Julia Soldatova, Belarus, 29.0 (22, 11.0; 18, 18.0); 19. Idora Hegel, Croatia, 30.5 (23, 11.5; 19, 19.0); 20. Vanessa Giunchi, Italy, 30.5 (21, 10.5; 20, 20.0).
21. Zuzana Babiakova, Slovakia, 31.0 (20, 10.0; 21, 21.0); 22. Mojca Kopac, Slovenia, 31.5 (19, 9.5; 22, 22.0); 23. Roxana Luca, Romania, 35.0 (24, 12.0; 23, 23.0); 24. Tatiana Malinina, Uzbekistan, 6.5 (13, 6.5; 0, 0.0); 25. Stephanie Zhang, Australia, 12.5 (25, 12.5; 0, 0.0); 26. Park Bit-na, South Korea, 13.0 (26, 13.0; 0, 0.0); 27. Julia Lebedeva, Armenia, 13.5 (27, 13.5; 0, 0.0).
HOCKEY
Women
Final
Gold-medal game: Canada 3, U.S.A. 2
Bronze-medal game: Sweden 2, Finland 1
NORDIC COMBINED
At Park City, Utah
Sprint 90M (K120) Jump
1. Samppa Lajunen, Finland (0:00), 123.8; 2. Ronny Ackermann, Germany (0:15), 119.9; 3. Jaakko Tallus, Finland (0:18), 119.0; 4. Daito Takahashi, Japan (0:35), 114.4; 5. Mario Stecher, Austria (0:39), 113.5; 6. Christoph Bieler, Austria (0:42), 112.7; 7. Jens Salumae, Estonia (0:45), 111.8; 8. Marcel Hoehlig, Germany (0:46), 111.6; 9. Michael Gruber, Austria (0:50), 110.5; 10. Petr Smejc, Czech Republic (0:50), 110.4.
11. Felix Gottwald, Austria (0:51), 110.3; 12. Todd Lodwick, U.S., (0:56), 109.0; 13. Bill Demong, U.S., (0:59), 108.2; 14. Satoshi Mori, Japan (1:03), 106.9; 15 (tie), Bjoern Kircheisen, Germany (1:08), 105.8; Seppi Hurschler, Switzerland (1:08), 105.8; 17. Hannu Manninen, Finland (1:12), 104.7; 18. Andy Hartmann, Switzerland (1:14), 104.2; 19. Ronny Heer, Switzerland (1:15), 103.9; 20. Ludovic Roux, France (1:16), 103.5.
21. Pavel Churavy, Czech Republic (1:20), 102.5; 22. Jens Gaiser, Germany (1:20), 102.4; 23. Mikko Keskinarkaus, Finland (1:23), 101.7; 24 (tie), Kevin Arnould, France (1:25), 101.1; Norihito Kobayashi, Japan (1:25), 101.1; 26. Milan Kucera, Czech Republic (1:29), 100.2; 27. Andrej Jezersek, Slovenia (1:29), 100.1; 28. Sverre Rotevatn, Norway (1:29), 100.0; 29. Kristian Hammer, Norway (1:36), 98.3; 30. Preben Fjaere Brynemo, Norway (1:41), 96.8.
31. Tambet Pikkor, Estonia (1:42), 96.7; 32. Nicolas Bal, France (1:42), 96.5; 33. Jan Rune Grave, Norway (1:51), 94.3; 34. Kenji Ogiwara, Japan (1:54), 93.5; 35. Frederic Baud, France (1:55), 93.1; 36. Michal Psenko, Slovakia (1:58), 92.4; 37. Johnny Spillane, U.S., (2:02), 91.3; 38. Andreas Hurschler, Switzerland (2:02), 91.2; 39. Matt Dayton, Fairplay, Colo. (2:18), 87.1; 40. Sergei Zacharenko, Belarus (2:20), 86.6.
