Friday’s Medalists
ALPINE SKIING
WOMEN’S GIANT SLALOM
GOLD: Janica Kostelic, Croatia
SILVER: Anja Paerson, Sweden
BRONZE: Sonja Nef, Switzerland
CURLING
MEN
GOLD: Norway (Paal Trulsen, Lars Vaagberg, Flemming Davanger, Bent Aanund Ramsfjell, Torger Nergaard)
SILVER: Canada (Kevin Martin, Don Walchuk, Carter Rycroft, Don Bartlett, Ken Tralnberg)
BRONZE: Switzerland (Andreas Schwaller, Christof Schwaller, Markus Eggler, Damian Grichting, Marco Ramstein)
NORDIC COMBINED
SPRINT
GOLD: Samppa Lajunen, Finland
SILVER: Ronny Ackermann, Germany
BRONZE: Felix Gottwald, Austria
SPEEDSKATING
MEN’S 10,000
GOLD: Jochem Uytdehaage, Netherlands
SILVER: Gianni Romme, Netherlands
BRONZE: Lasse Saetre, Norway
Friday’s Results
Alpine Skiing
At Park City, Utah; Women’s giant slalom
1. (19) Janica Kostelic, Croatia, (1:16.00, 1; 1:14.01, 1), 2:30.01.
2. (7) Anja Paerson, Sweden, (1:16.87, 4; 1:14.46, 2), 2:31.33.
3. (1) Sonja Nef, Switzerland, (1:16.94, 6; 1:14.73, 3), 2:31.67.
4. (10) Alexandra Meissnitzer, Austria, (1:16.49, 2; 1:15.46, 6), 2:31.95.
4. (2) Michaela Dorfmeister, Austria, (1:16.89, 5; 1:15.06, 4), 2:31.95.
6. (8) Maria Jose Rienda Contreras, Spain, (1:16.73, 3; 1:15.80, 11), 2:32.53.
7. (14) Ylva Nowen, Sweden, (1:17.09, 7; 1:15.69, 10), 2:32.78.
7. (3) Allison Forsyth, Canada, (1:17.36, 12; 1:15.42, 5), 2:32.78.
9. (15) Anna Ottosson, Sweden, (1:17.12, 8; 1:15.81, 12), 2:32.93.
10. (6) Karen Putzer, Italy, (1:17.43, 13; 1:15.51, 7), 2:32.94.
11. (11) Tanja Poutiainen, Finland, (1:17.31, 11; 1:15.66, 9), 2:32.97.
12. (9) Tina Maze, Slovenia, (1:17.16, 9; 1:16.20, 17), 2:33.36.
13. (13) Corinne Rey Bellet, Switzerland, (1:17.92, 16; 1:15.51, 7), 2:33.43.
14. (28) Denise Karbon, Italy, (1:17.75, 14; 1:15.81, 12), 2:33.56.
15. (16) Brigitte Obermoser, Austria, (1:17.82, 15; 1:15.86, 14), 2:33.68.
17. (18) Kristina Koznick, Burnsville, Minn., (1:18.04, 19; 1:16.18, 16), 2:34.22.
21. (23) Sarah Schleper, Vail, Colo., (1:18.61, 23; 1:17.35, 22), 2:35.96.
28. (40) Alex Shaffer, Park City, Utah, (1:19.38, 33; 1:18.00, 27), 2:37.38.
Curling
At Ogden, Utah
Men’s bronze medal
Switzerland 7, Sweden 3
Men’s gold medal
Norway 6, Canada 5
Nordic Combined
At Midway, Utah; Sprint
1. Samppa Lajunen, Finland, 0.0 – (1, 123.8, 0; 16, 16:40.1), 16:40.1.
2. Ronny Ackermann, Germany, 9.0 – (2, 119.9, 15; 9, 16:34.1), 16:49.1.
3. Felix Gottwald, Austria, 40.2 – (11, 110.3, 51; 5, 16:29.3),
17:20.3.
4. Jaakko Tallus, Finland, 45.8 – (3, 119.0, 18; 25, 17:07.9),
17:25.9.
5. Todd Lodwick, Steamboat Springs, Colo., 52.0 – (12, 109.0, 56; 11, 16:36.1), 17:32.1.
6. Daito Takahashi, Japan, 57.8 – (4, 114.4, 35; 24, 17:02.9), 17:37.9.
7. Hannu Manninen, Finland, 1:02.6 – (17, 104.7, 1:12; 7, 16:30.7), 17:42.7.
8. Andy Hartmann, Switzerland, 1:04.6 – (18, 104.2, 1:14; 7, 16:30.7), 17:44.7.
9. Bjoern Kircheisen, Germany, 1:05.1 – (15, 105.8, 1:08; 12, 16:37.2), 17:45.2.
10. Ludovic Roux, France, 1:05.6 – (20, 103.5, 1:16; 6, 16:29.7), 17:45.7.
11. Mario Stecher, Austria, 1:09.4 – (5, 113.5, 39; 28, 17:10.5), 17:49.5.
12. Andrej Jezersek, Slovenia, 1:12.7 – (27, 100.1, 1:29; 3, 16:23.8), 17:52.8.
13. Sverre Rotevatn, Norway, 1:14.3 – (28, 100.0, 1:29; 4, 16:25.4), 17:54.4.
14. Bill Demong, Saranac Lake, N.Y., 1:16.0 – (13, 108.2, 59; 21, 16:57.1), 17:56.1.
15. Pavel Churavy, Czech Republic, 1:17.9 – (21, 102.5, 1:20; 13, 16:38.0), 17:58.0.
32. Johnny Spillane, Steamboat Springs, Colo., 1:56.3 – (37, 91.3, 2:02; 10, 16:34.4), 18:36.4.
36. Matt Dayton, Fairplay, Colo., 2:35.8 – (39, 87.1, 2:18; 22, 16:57.9), 19:15.9.
Speedskating
At Kearns, Utah; Men’s 10,000-meter
1. Jochem Uytdehaage, Netherlands, 12:58.92.
2. Gianni Romme, Netherlands, 13:10.03.
3. Lasse Saetre, Norway, 13:16.92.
4. Keiji Shirahata, Japan, 13:20.40.
5. Jens Boden, Germany, 13:23.43.
6. Dmitry Shepel, Russia, 13:23.83.
7. Roberto Sighel, Italy, 13:26.19.
8. Kjell Storelid, Norway, 13:27.24.
9. Bart Veldkamp, Belgium, 13:27.48.
10. Frank Dittrich, Germany, 13:28.73.
11. Toshihiko Itokawa, Japan, 13:31.96.
12. Jason Hedstrand, Park City, Utah, 13:32.99.
13. Derek Parra, San Bernardino, Calif., 13:33.44.
14. Pawel Zygmunt, Poland, 13:35.50.
15. Bob de Jong, Netherlands, 13:48.93.
U.S. Medalists
GOLD (10)
Ross Powers, South Londonberry, Vt., snowboarding, men’s halfpipe
Kelly Clark, W. Dover, Vt., snowboarding, women’s halfpipe
Casey FitzRandolph, Verona, Wis., speedskating, men’s 500
Chris Witty, West Allis, Wis., speedskating, women’s 1000
Derek Parra, San Bernardino, Ca., speedskating, men’s 1500
United States 2 (Jill Bakken, Park City, Utah; Vonetta Flowers, Helena, Ala.), bobsled, women’s two-person
Jim Shea, Jr., Lake Placid, N.Y., men’s skeleton
Tristan Gale, Salt Lake City, women’s skeleton
Apolo Anton Ohno, Seattle, short-track speedskating, men’s 1500
Sarah Hughes, Great Neck, N.Y., figure skating, women
SILVER (11)
Bode Miller, Franconia, N.H., alpine skiing, men’s combined
Bode Miller, Franconia, N.H., alpine skiing, men’s giant slalom
Travis Mayer, Steamboat Springs, Colo., freestyle skiing, men’s moguls
Shannon Bahrke, Tahoe City, Calif., freestyle skiing, women’s moguls
United States (Mark Grimmette, Lake Placid, N.Y.; Brian Martin, Palo Alto, Calif.), luge, men’s doubles
Danny Kass, Mammoth Lakes, Ca., snowboarding, men’s halfpipe
Derek Parra, San Bernardino, Ca., speedskating, men’s 5000
Apolo Anton Ohno, Seattle, short-track speedskating, men’s 1000
Joe Pack, Park City, Utah, freestyle skiing, men’s aerials
Lea Ann Parsley, Granville, Ohio, women’s skeleton
United States, women’s ice hockey
BRONZE (9)
Timothy Goebel, Playa del Rey, Ca, men’s figure skating
United States (Chris Thorpe, Daytona Beach, Fla.; Clay Ives, Park City, Utah) luge, men’s doubles
JJ Thomas, Golden, Colo.., snowboarding, men’s halfpipe
Chris Klug, Aspen, Colo., snowboarding, parallel giant slalom
Kip Carpenter, Brookfield, Wis., speedskating, men’s 500
Joey Cheek, Greensboro, N.C., speedskating, men’s 1000
Jennifer Rodriguez, Miami, speedskating, women’s 1000
Jennifer Rodriguez, Miami, speedskating, women’s 1500
Michelle Kwan, Lake Arrowhead, Ca., figure skating, women
