Medal Count-

1.Norway-7 Gold, 8 Silver and 8 Bronze= 22 total

2.Germany- 9 Gold, 4 Silver and 4 Bronze= 17 total

3.Canada- 5 Gold, 5 Silver and 5 Bronze= 15 total

4.Netherlands- 6 Gold, 5 Silver and 2 Bronze= 13 total

5.USA- 5 Gold, 2 Silver and 2 Bronze= 9 total

Friday’s Major Events-

1.Men’s Hockey-Canada 2-3 Czech Rep. SO , S.Korea 0-8  Switzerland , USA 0-4  Russia Athletes  and Slovenia 3-2 Slovakia

2.Women’s Hockey Quarterfinals- Russia Athletes 6-2 Switzerland and Finland 7-2 Sweden

3.Women’s Curling-USA 7-6 Russia Athletes  and USA 3-11 Canada

4.Men’s Curling-Canada 2-5 Sweden

5.Men’s Figure Skating -Gold, Yuzuru Hanyu (Japan), Silver, Shoma Ono (Japan) and Bronze, Javier Fernandez (Spain)

6.Ladies’ Skiing Slopestyle – Gold, Sarah Hoefflin (Switzerland), Silver, Mathilde Germaud (Switzerland) and Bronze, Isabel Atkin (Great Britain)

7.Speed Skating- Ladies’ 1,500- Gold, Choi Minjeong (S.Korea), Silver, Li Jinyu (China) and Bronze, Kim Boutin (Canada)

Men’s 1000m-Gold, Samuel Girard (Canada), Silver, John-Henry Krueger (USA) and Bronze, Seo Yira (S.Korea)

Sunday’s Events-

1.Men’s Hockey-Norway vs Germany 1010pm, Czech Rep. vs Switzerland 240am, Canada vs Korea and Sweden vs Finland  710am

2.Women’s Hockey-Classification games at 1010pm and 240am

3.Men’s Curling- USA vs Japan, Canada vs Switzerland 705pm and USA vs Norway 605am

4. Women’s Curling- Canada vs Switzerland 1205am

5.Men’s Giant Slalom Final Run 1145pm

6. Biathlon- Men’s 15km Mass Start 615am

7.Freestyle Skiing- Men’s Ski Slopestyle 1211am and Men’s Aerial Final Run 652am

8.Speed Skating-Ladies 500m 656am