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The US got a couple more medals on Monday with two bronzes in the women’s Super-G. Ice sledge hockey was off while curling went 0-2 against two of the best teams in the field.

Wheelchair Curling

The US wheelchair curling team went 0-2 on Monday with a loss to 7-2 loss to Canada where Canada scored the last four points after the US had cut it to 3-2 after four ends. They lost to Russia 6-5 after falling behind 5-1 and trying to rally late. The US is now 1-4 but has played three of the top four teams in the tournament. Time is running out to make a run but it probably is still possible if they win out. The US takes on 0-4 Finland on Tuesday in a must win.

Alpine Skiing – Men’s Super-G

In the women’s super-g sitting race on Monday two US women (Alana Nichols and Stephani Victor) took DNFs while Laurie Stephens took bronze after finishing 2.98 seconds behind the leader. The US matched the bronze medal result in the standing race with Sephanie Jallen grabbing that one. She edged out teammate Allison Jones who was fourth and about a half second back. Melanie Schwartz finished ninth. In the visually impaired race only one US athlete was in the field, Danelle Umstead, and she finished fourth, 3.32 seconds back.

Cross-Country – Men’s 20km Classic

In the men’s 20km classic visually impaired race the US had two competitors. Jacob Adicoff came in sixth six minute behind the winner and about two minutes behind the bronze medalist. Kevin Burton was 10th about 15 minutes off the winner’s pace. In the standing race John Oman was in 18th for the US after finishing 26 minutes behind the winner in 1:17:04.1

Upcoming:

The ice sledge hockey team and wheelchair curling team will be playing on Tuesday and 16 other individuals will be competing in nine events between the men’s and women’s combined, men’s 12.5km biathlon and women’s 10km biathlon.

Broadcast Information:

TeamUSA.org will have live streaming of likely all of the events Monday while NBCSN will cover the biathlon live from 2-4:30 AM ET and show the ice sledge hockey game vs. Russia on delay at 3 PM ET.

Schedule:

• March 11th
  • 1:30 AM ET – Women’s Alpine Skiing – Super Combined – Downhill – Visually Impaired
    • Danelle Umstead
  • 1:45 AM ET – Women’s Alpine Skiing – Super Combined – Downhill – Standing
    • Allison Jones
    • Stephanie Jallen
    • Melanie Schwartz
  • 2 AM ET – Women’s Biathlon – 10km – Sitting
    • Oksana Masters
  • 2:10 AM ET – Women’s Alpine Skiing – Super Combined – Downhill – Sitting
    • Laurie Stephens
  • 2:25 AM ET – Men’s Alpine Skiing – Super Combined – Downhill – Visually Impaired
    • Mark Bathum
  • 2:48 AM ET – Men’s Biathlon – 12.5km – Sitting
    • Augusto Jose Perez
    • Jeremy Wagner
    • Sean Halsted
    • Daniel Cnossen
    • Andrew Soule
  • 2:50 AM ET – Men’s Alpine Skiing – Super Combined – Downhill – Standing
    • James Stanton
  • 3:30 AM ET – Men’s Alpine Skiing – Super Combined – Downhill – Sitting
    • Jasmin Bambur
    • Heath Calhoun
  • 5:20 AM ET – Men’s Biathlon – 12.5km – Standing
    • Omar Bermejo
  • 7:30 AM ET – Women’s Alpine Skiing – Super Combined – Slalom – Visually Impaired
  • 7:30 AM ET – Wheelchair Curling – Round Robin – USA vs. Finland
  • 7:40 AM ET – Women’s Alpine Skiing – Super Combined – Slalom – Standing
  • 8 AM ET – Women’s Alpine Skiing – Super Combined – Slalom – Sitting
  • 8:10 AM ET – Men’s Alpine Skiing – Super Combined – Slalom – Visually Impaired
  • 8:30 AM ET – Men’s Alpine Skiing – Super Combined – Slalom – Standing
  • 8:30 AM ET – Ice Sledge Hockey – Group Round – Group B – USA vs. Russia
  • 9:05 AM ET – Men’s Alpine Skiing – Super Combined – Slalom – Sitting