Medal Count:

1.Norway- 6 Gold, 7 Silver and 4 Bronze= 17 total

2.Germany- 9 Gold, 2 Silver and 4 Bronze= 15 total

3.Canada- 4 Gold, 5 Silver and 4 Bronze= 13 total

4.Netherlands- 5 Gold, 5 Silver and 2 Bronze= 12 total

5. USA- 5 Gold, 2 Silver and 1 Bronze= 8 total

Thursday’s Major Event’s Results:

1.Men’s Hockey- Finland 5-2 Germany, Norway 0-5  Sweden, Czech Rep. 2-1 Korea and Canada 5-1 Switzerland

2.Women’s Hockey- USA 1-2 Canada and Finland 5-1  Russia Athletes

3.Snowboard Sno Cross- Gold, Pierre Vaulter (France), Silver, Jarryd Hughes (Australia) and Bronze, Regino Hernandez (Spain)

4.Men’s Curling- USA 9-10 Italy and Norway 4-7 Canada

5.Women’s Curling- USA 7-4 Great Britain, Canada 6-8 Korea,  USA 5-6  Switzerland and Canada 6-7  Sweden

6.Women’s Giant Slalom-Gold, Mikaela Shriffin (USA), Ragnhild Mownickel (Norway) and Bronze, Frederica Brignone (Italy)

7.Pairs Figure Skating- Gold, Aljona Savchenko/ Bruno Massot (Germany), Sui Wenjing/Han Cong (China) and Bronze, Meagan Duhhamel/ Eric Radford (Canada)

8. Skiing Men’s Downhill- Gold, Aksel Lund Svindal (Norway), Silver, Kjetil Jansrud (Norway) and Bronze, Beat Fuz Switzerland (Switzerland)

9.Speed Skating- Men’s 10,000m Gold, Ted-Jan Bloeman (Canada), Silver, Jorrit Bergsma (Netherlands) and Bronze, Nicola Tumolero (Italy)

10. Luge Team- Gold. Germany, Silver Canada and Bronze, Austria

Friday’s Major Events: all times eastern

1.Men’s Hockey- USA vs Slovakia 1010pm, Slovenia vs Russia Athletes 240am, Finland vs Norway 710am and Sweden vs Germany 710am

2.Women’s Curling-  Canada vs Denmark 1205am

3.Men’s Curling- USA vs Sweden 705pm and USA vs Denmark and Canada vs S. Korea 605am

4.Men’s Skeleton 915pm

5.Ladies’ Snowboard Cross 1056pm Final

6.Speed Skating- Ladies’5,000m 6am