— Russia’s Tatiana Totmianina and Maxim Marinin won gold in the pairs figure skating free skate, blowing away No. 2 finishers Zhang Dan and Zhang Hao of China.
— Snowboarders Hannah Teter won gold and Gretchen Bleiler won silver–another set of medals for the U.S. on the halfpipe.
— U.S. speed skater Joey Cheek won gold in the men’s 500 meters.
— American gold medal contender Lindsey Kildow escaped serious injury in a crash on her downhill training run, one of four crashes on the run. U.S. luger Samantha Retrosi was hurt in a crash and suffered a concussion.
— Anne “Grandma Luge” Abernathy, a 52-year-old luge competitor for the U.S. Virgin Islands, withdrew because of a broken wrist. See grandmaluge.com.
— The final four in women’s hockey is set. Finland and Sweden join Canada and the U.S. in Friday’s semifinals.
MEDAL TRACKER
Olympic medals won through Monday
(16 events):
Nation G-S-B: Tot.
Norway 1-3-4: 8
Russia 3-3-1: 7
U.S. 4-2-0: 6
Germany 2-0-1: 3
Netherlands 1-2-0: 3
South Korea 1-1-1: 3
Italy 1-0-2: 3
China 0-1-2: 3
Canada 1-0-1: 2
France 1-0-1: 2
Austria 0-2-0: 2
Finland 0-1-1: 2
Estonia 1-0-0: 1
Czech Republic 0-1-0: 1
Latvia 0-0-1: 1
Switzerland 0-0-1: 1
TUESDAY ON TV
Get more Olympic coverage in the Chicago Tribune and at chicagotribune.com/olympics.
USA Network
2-10 a.m.: Women’s curling–U.S. vs. Canada (live); Biathlon men’s 10K sprint final (live); men’s curling–U.S. vs. New Zealand (live)
1:30-4 p.m.: Women’s hockey–USA vs.
Finland (live)
CNBC
4-7 p.m.: Women’s curling–U.S. vs. Japan
NBC
3-4 p.m.: Cross country women’s team sprint final; luge women’s singles
7-10:30 p.m.: Figure skating men’s short program; alpine skiing men’s combined final; speed skating women’s 500M final; luge women’s singles final
11:05 p.m.-12:30 a.m.: Cross country men’s team sprint final; plaza award ceremonies MSNBC
6 a.m.-1:30 p.m.: Women’s hockey–Italy vs. Russia; Canada vs. Sweden; Switzerland vs. Germany (live)
