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Salt Lake 2002 Sunday, February 24, 2002

WINTER GAMES SCOREBOARD

Originally published Sunday, February 24, 2002

Short Track Speedskating

Men's 500-meter

Semifinal heat 1

1, Rusty Smith, Sunset Beach, Calif., 41.916 (Q).

2, Marc Gagnon, Canada, 41.981 (Q).

3, Kim Dong-Sung, South Korea, 41.990 (Q).

4, Wim de Deyne, Belgium, 42.823 (Q).

Semifinal heat 2

1, Jonathan Guilmette, Canada, 42.201 (Q).

2, Feng Kai, China, 42.266 (Q).

3, Satoru Terao, Japan, 1:05.790 (Q).

NR, Apolo Anton Ohno, Seattle, DQ.

Final B

1, Kim Dong-Sung, South Korea, 42.076.

2, Wim de Deyne, Belgium, 42.961.

Final A

1, Marc Gagnon, Canada, 41.802.

2, Jonathan Guilmette, Canada, 41.994.

3, Rusty Smith, Sunset Beach, Calif., 42.027.

4, Feng Kai, China, 42.112.

5, Satoru Terao, Japan, 42.219.

Men's 5000 Relay

Final B

1, Japan (Satoru Terao; Takafumi Nishitani; Takehiro Kodera; Yugo Shinohara), 7:19.893.

2, Australia (Steven Bradbury; Stephen Lee; Alex McEwan; Andrew McNee), 7:45.271.

NR, Belgium (Simon van Vossel; Pieter Gysel; Ward Janssens; Wim de Deyne), DQ.

Final A

1, Canada (Marc Gagnon; Jonathan Guilmette; Francois-Louis Tremblay; Mathieu Turcotte), 6:51.579.

2, Italy (Maurizio Carnino; Fabio Carta; Nicola Franceschina; Nicola Rodigari), 6:56.327.

3, China (Li Jiajun; Li Ye; Feng Kai; Guo Wei), 6:59.633.

4, United States (Apolo Anton Ohno, Seattle; Rusty Smith, Sunset Beach, Calif.; Dan Weinstein, Chestnut Hill, Mass.; Ron Biondo, Marquette, Mich.), 7:03.926.

Women's 1000-meter

Semifinals

Heat 1

1, Marie-Eve Drolet, Canada, 1:37.916 (Q).

2, Yang (A) Yang, China, 1:38.037 (Q).

3, Chikage Tanaka, Japan, 1:38.269 (Q).

4, Choi Eun-Kyung, South Korea, 1:38.523 (Q).

Heat 2

1, Yang (S) Yang, China, 1:35.072 (Q).

2, Ko Gi-Hyun, South Korea, 1:35.172 (Q).

3, Alanna Kraus, Canada, 1:35.510 (Q).

4, Evgenia Radanova, Bulgaria, 1:35.607 (Q).

Final B

1, Evgenia Radanova, Bulgaria, 1:34.702.

2, Choi Eun-Kyung, South Korea, 1:34.808.

3, Chikage Tanaka, Japan, 1:35.125.

4, Alanna Kraus, Canada, 1:35.642.

Final A

1, Yang (A) Yang, China, 1:36.391.

2, Ko Gi-Hyun, South Korea, 1:36.427.

3, Yang (S) Yang, China, 1:37.008.

4, Marie-Eve Drolet, Canada, 1:37.563.

Women's 5000-meter

1, Claudia Pechstein, Germany, 6:46.91.

2, Gretha Smit, Netherlands, 6:49.22.

3, Clara Hughes, Canada, 6:53.53.

4, Cindy Klassen, Canada, 6:55.89.

5, Varvara Barysheva, Russia, 6:56.97.

6, Anni Friesinger, Germany, 6:58.39.

7, Tonny de Jong, Netherlands, 7:01.17.

8, Maki Tabata, Japan, 7:06.32.

9, Catherine Raney, Elm Grove, Wis., 7:06.89.

10, Kristina Groves, Canada, 7:07.16.

11, Valentina Yakshina, Russia, 7:08.42.

12, Daniela Anschuetz, Germany, 7:10.17.

13, Marja Vis, Netherlands, 7:19.08.

14, Annie Driscoll, Roseville, Minn., 7:35.23.

NR, Lyudmila Prokasheva, Kazakstan, DNF.

NR, Nami Nemoto, Japan, DNF.

Cross-country skiing

Men's 50Km

1, Johann Muehlegg, Spain, 2:06:05.9.

2, Mikhail Ivanov, Russia, 2:06:20.8.

3, Andrus Veerpalu, Estonia, 2:06:44.5.

4, Odd-Bjoern Hjelmeset, Norway, 2:08:41.5.

5, Andreas Schluetter, Germany, 2:08:54.8.

6, Mikhail Botvinov, Austria, 2:09:21.7.

7, Hiroyuki Imai, Japan, 2:09:41.3.

8, Anders Aukland, Norway, 2:10:05.7.

9, Lukas Bauer, Czech Republic, 2:10:41.9.

10, Frode Estil, Norway, 2:10:44.8.

11, Erling Jevne, Norway, 2:12:06.6.

12, Giorgio di Centa, Italy, 2:12:59.6.

13, Martin Bajcicak, Slovakia, 2:13:07.9.

14, Andrei Nevzorov, Kazakstan, 2:13:53.1.

15, Fabio Maj, Italy, 2:14:32.4.

U.S. Finishers

35, John Bauer, Duluth, Minn., 2:19:35.7.

53, Andrew Johnson, Greensboro, Vt., 2:32:44.3.

NR, Patrick Weaver, Bend, Ore., DNS.

NR, Justin Wadsworth, Bend, Ore., DNF.

Alpine skiing

Men's slalom

(Start posistion in parentheses before skier)

1, (3) Jean-Pierre Vidal, France, (48.01, 1; 53.05, 7), 1:41.06.

2, (11) Sebastien Amiez, France, (50.16, 8; 51.66, 1), 1:41.82.

3, (20) Alain Baxter, Britain, (50.16, 8; 52.16, 2), 1:42.32.

4, (9) Benjamin Raich, Austria, (49.34, 3; 53.07, 8), 1:42.41.

5, (12) Kilian Albrecht, Austria, (50.26, 10; 52.19, 3), 1:42.45.

6, (24) Urs Imboden, Switzerland, (49.61, 5; 52.87, 6), 1:42.48.

7, (8) Kjetil Andre Aamodt, Norway, (49.92, 7; 52.80, 5), 1:42.72.

8, (19) Markus Larsson, Sweden, (50.29, 11; 52.57, 4), 1:42.86.

9, (10) Jure Kosir, Slovenia, (49.80, 6; 53.54, 11), 1:43.34.

10, (18) Ole Christian Furuseth, Norway, (51.03, 18; 53.36, 10), 1:44.39.

11, (37) Andrzej Bachleda, Poland, (51.43, 23; 53.22, 9), 1:44.65.

12, (35) Chip Knight, Stowe, Vt., (50.85, 17; 54.01, 14), 1:44.86.

13, (15) Tom Stiansen, Norway, (50.74, 16; 54.45, 16), 1:45.19.

14, (23) Erik Schlopy, Park City, Utah, (51.27, 21; 53.94, 12), 1:45.21.

15, (16) Michael Von Gruenigen, Switzerland, (51.38, 22; 53.97, 13), 1:45.35.

Other U.S. Finishers

25, (1) Bode Miller, Franconia, N.H., (48.37, 2; 1:04.42, 32), 1:52.79.

Second run

NR, (34) Tom Rothrock, Cashmere, Wash., DNF.

Bobsled

Four-Man Final

1, Germany 2 (Andre Lange; Enrico Kuehn; Kevin Kuske; Carsten Embach), 3:07.51.

2, United States 1 (Todd Hays, Del Rio, Texas; Randy Jones, Smyrna, Ga.; Bill Schuffenhauer, Ogden, Utah; Garrett Hines, Atlanta), 3:07.81.

3, United States 2 (Brian Shimer, Naples, Fla.; Mike Kohn, Chantilly, Va.; Doug Sharp, Jeffersonville, Ind.; Dan Steele, Eugene, Ore.), 3:07.86.

4, Switzerland 1 (Martin Annen; Silvio Schaufelberger; Beat Hefti; Cedric Grand), 3:07.95.

5, France 1 (Bruno Mingeon; Eric le Chanony; Christophe Fouquet; Alexandre Arbez), 3:08.56.

6, Switzerland 2 (Christian Reich; Steve Anderhub; Guido Acklin; Urs Aeberhard), 3:08.59.

7, Latvia 1 (Sandis Prusis; Marcis Rullis; Janis Silarajs; Janis Ozols), 3:09.06.

8, Russia 1 (Evgeny Popov; Petr Makarchuk; Sergey Golubev; Dmitry Stepushkin), 3:09.15.

9, Canada 1 (Pierre Lueders; Ken le Blanc; Giulio Zardo; Pascal Caron), 3:09.17.

10, France 2 (Bruno Thomas; Michel Andre; Thibault Giroud; Philippe Paviot), 3:09.20.

11, Britain 1 (Neil Scarisbrick; Scott Rider; Philip Goedluck; Dean Ward), 3:09.37.

12, Latvia 2 (Gatis Guts; Intars Dicmanis; Maris Rozentals; Gunars Bumbulis), 3:09.44.

13, Austria 1 (Wolfgang Stampfer; Michael Mueller; Klaus Seelos; Martin Schuetzenauer), 3:09.57.

14, Britain 2 (Lee Johnston; Philip Harries; David McCalla; Paul Attwood), 3:09.77.

15, Czech Republic 1 (Pavel Puskar; Ivo Danilevic; Milan Studnicka; Jan Kobian), 3:09.93.

Men's Hockey

Bronze medal game

Russia 7, Belarus 2

Russia 2 2 3-- 7

Belarus 1 1 0-- 2

First Period--1, Russia, A. Kovalev (I. Larionov), 5:28. 2, Belarus, D. Pankov (V. Tsyplakov), 9:21. 3, Russia, D. Kasparaitis (I. Larionov, A. Kovalev), 11:20.

Second Period--4, Belarus, D. Dudik (V. Kopat), 1:15. 5, Russia, O. Tverdovsky (S. Fedorov, A. Yashin), 3:11 (pp). 6, Russia, P. Datsyuk (I. Kravtchouk), 3:34.

Third Period--7, Russia, A. Kovalev (P. Datsyuk, I. Larionov), 7:47. 8, Russia, P. Bure (P. Datsyuk), 12:30. 9, Russia, M. Afinogenov (S. Samsonov, V. Malakhov), 19:11.

Shots on Goal--Belarus 10-9-4--23. Russia 15-12-18--45.

Goalies--Belarus, Andrei Mezin (6-4), Sergei Shabanov (11:20 first, 39-34). Russia, Nikolai Khabibulin (23-21).

A--8,599

Quarterfinals

Wednesday

At the Peaks Ice Arena

Russia 1, Czech Republic 0

At E Center

Belarus 4, Sweden 3

United States 5, Germany 0

Canada 2, Finland 1

Semifinals