What Canada Did
(CP) -- Check back daily to review Canada's progress throughout the 2002 Winter Olympics:
Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2002
Alpine Skiing
Men's combined: Jean-Phillipe Roy, Ste-Flavie, Que., finished eighth in a final field of 47, 31st in downhill, fourth in first slalom run and sixth in second; Darin McBeath, Calgary, was 17th overall, 14th in downhill, 22nd in first slalom, and 18th in second; Edi Podivinsky, Toronto, did not finished in slalom, 11th in downhill, not ranked.
Biathlon
Men's 10-km sprint: Robin Clegg, Ottawa, wound up 43rd in a field of 85 finalists.
Curling
Women: Skip Kelley Law won over the U.S. in the fourth draw, lifting the team from Richmond, B.C., to a 4-0 record for Canada in round-robin schedule.
Men: Edmonton team, skipped by Kevin Martin, def. France 8-1 in the fifth draw, raising record to 4-0.
Hockey
Women: Canada def. Russia 7-0, raising record to 2-0 in Group A of preliminary round.
Luge
Women's singles: Regan Lauscher, Red Deer, finished 12th overall in a final field of 29.
Speed Skating
Long Track
Women's 500: Catriona Le May Doan, Saskatoon, set Olympic record of 37.30 seconds in winning first qualifying run of two-day combined races for total time; Susan Auch, Calgary, was 20th in a field of 31.
Short track
Women's 1,500: Alanna Kraus, Abbotsford, B.C., placed fifth in championship final; Marie-Eve Drolet, Laterriere, Que., won Group B consolation final.
Men's 1,000: Marc Gagnon, Pointe-aux-Trembles, Que., finished second in first-round heat, advanced; Mathieu Turcotte, Montreal, was second in heat, advanced.
Men's 5,000 relay: Eric Bedard, Ste-Thecle, Que.; Marc Gagnon; Francois-Louis Tremblay, Boucherville, Que., and Mathieu Turcotte, Montreal, set Olympic record time of 6:45.455 in winning first-round heat, advanced to final.
