CANADIANS IN ACTION
ALPINE SKIING: Women’s Giant Slalom Final — Candace Crawford, Toronto, 25th ( 2: 25.16). Valerie Grenier, Mont-Tremblant, Que., 33rd ( 1: 15.74), but did not finish her second run.
Men’s Downhill — Manuel Osborne-Paradis, Invermere, B.C., 14th (1:41.89); Benjamin Thomsen, Invermere, B.C., 28th (1:43.19); Dustin Cook, Lac-Sainte-Marie, Que., 32nd (1:43.80); Broderick Thompson, Whistler, B.C., 35th (1:44.37). BIATHLON: Men’s 20km — Scott Gow, Calgary, 14th ( 50: 06.3); Brendan Green, Hay River, N.W.T, 22nd ( 50: 30.6); Christian Gow, Calgary, 26th 51: 01.0); Nathan Smith, Calgary, 81st ( 56: 17.7).
Women’s 15km Individual — Rosanna Crawford, Canmore, Alta., 26th (44: 55.9); Sarah Beaudry, Prince George, B.C., 29th (45: 05.6); Emma Lunder, Vernon, B.C., 54th (46: 56.6); Julia Ransom, Kelowna, B.C., 74th (49: 38.9).
CROSS-COUNTRY: Women’s
10km Freestyle — Emily Nishikawa, Whitehorse, 32nd (27:41.5); Dahria Beatty, Whitehorse, 37th (27:48.9); Cendrine Browne, Saint-Jerome, Que., 43rd (28:12.4); Anne-Marie Comeau, Saint-Ferreol-lesNeiges, Que., 62nd (29:11.3).
CURLING: Men — Beat Norway 7- 4. Women — Lose 8- 6 to South Korea, 7- 6 to Sweden.
FIGURE SKATING: Pairs — Meagan Duhamel, Lively, Ont., and Eric Radford, Balmertown, Ont., win bronze. Julianne Seguin, Longueuil, Que., and Charlie Bilodeau, TroisPistoles, Que., ninth overall. Kirsten Moore-Towers, St. Catharines, Ont., and Michael Marinaro, Montreal, 11th.
FREESTYLE SKIING: Women’s Aerials — Catrine Lavallee, Montreal, 13th, did not advance to the final. HOCKEY: Women — Canada beat U.S. 2-1. Advances to semifinals on Monday. Men — Canada beats Switzerland 5-1. LUGE: Team relay Canada wins silver.
SKELETON: Men — Kevin Boyer, Sherwood Park, Alta., 17th ( 1: 42.700); Dave Greszczyszyn, Brampton, Ont., 21st ( 1: 43.39); Barrett Martineau, Calgary, 25th ( 1: 43.699) after two runs. SNOWBOARD: Men’s cross Chris Robanske, Calgary, 11th. Kevin Hill, Vernon, B.C., 14th. Eliot Grondin, Ste- Marie, Que., 36th. SPEED SKATING: Long Track Men’s 10,000 — Ted-Jan Bloemen, Calgary, wins gold ( 12: 39.77). Jordan Belchos, Toronto, fifth ( 12: 59.51).