On February 17, Beijing time, the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics ushered in the 13th medal day of competition, a total of 6 gold medals will be produced on this competition day, Norway won the 14th gold medal, and the Russian Olympic Committee, Japan, Sweden, Switzerland and Canada won 1 gold medal each. In terms of medal table, the Norwegian team won a total of 29 medals in 14 gold, 7 silver and 8 bronze medals, occupying the top spot in the double table; the total number of medals exceeded 20 after the American team won 1 silver and 1 bronze; Sweden rose to 4th place after getting 1 gold today; the Chinese team won 0 today, compared with yesterday, retreating to 5th; Japan rose to 12th place after winning the 3rd gold of the Winter Olympic Games, still failed to enter the top 10 positions of the medal table; the Russian Olympic Committee won gold again after 3 days, and the total number of medals was still ranked 9th.
Nordic binomial
✪ Ski Jumping Big Jump/Cross-Country Skiing 4×5 km relay
The nordic biathlon cross-country skiing 4×5 km relay finished this evening, with Norway, who finished second in the ski jumping team big jump, winning the gold medal in 50:45.1, Germany and Japan winning silver and bronze medals respectively, and Austria, which finished first in the big jumping part of the ski jumping team, and finally finishing in fourth place. The Chinese team, composed of Zhao Jiawen, Guo Yuhao, Zhao Zihe and Fan Haibin, finally completed the 4×5 km relay part of cross-country skiing with a time of 1 hour× 35 seconds 1, and finally ranked 10th.
speed skating
◊ Women's 1000 U.S.
The final of the women's 1000m event in speed skating was completed this afternoon, with China's Li Qishi, Yin Qi and Jin Jingzhu participating in the final competition. In the final, Japan's Miho Takagi skated 1 minute 13.19 seconds to break the Winter Olympic record to win the championship, helping the Japanese team win the third gold medal; the Netherlands' Yuta Lerdan and the United States Britannia Bao won silver and bronze medals. China's three-player Li Qishi skated 1:15.99 to rank 14th, Yin Qi 1:16.00 in 15th place, and Jin Jingzhu in 22nd place at 1:16.90.
Alpine skiing
✪ Women's all-around
In the alpine skiing women's all-around competition that ended at noon today, Swiss michel Gissing finished at the top of the slalom section with a time of 52.25 seconds, combined with the results of the early sliding part, and finally won the championship with a total time of 2:25.67; another Swiss player, Wendy Holder, won the silver medal with a total of 2:26.72; and Italy's Federica Brignone won the bronze medal. China's Kong Fanying participated in the competition of the project, the downhill part took 1 minute 41 seconds 95 seconds to rank 24th, the slalom part took 1 minutes 05 seconds 73 seconds to rank 15th, and finally finished 15th with a total time of 2 minutes 47.68 seconds, creating the best time in the history of the Chinese team in the project.
Freestyle skiing
✪ Women's obstacle chase
Also finishing this afternoon was the freestyle ski women's steeplechase event. In the final, Sweden's Sandra Neslund won the gold medal in the event, while Canada's Mariele Thompson and Germany's Daniela Meier won silver and bronze medals respectively. China's Ran Hongyun and Pu Rui finished 24th and 25th respectively in the qualifying rounds held earlier, and did not qualify for the final.
The final of the women's hockey event at the Winter Olympics was held at the Wukesong Stadium, and the Canadian team won the championship 3-2 to the United States, winning the championship for the fifth time in team history. In the first quarter, Canada took a two-goal lead; in the second quarter, Pauling helped Canada to the next city, hillary Knight helped the United States to pull back a point; in the last quarter, Kessel helped the United States score another point in the final stage, but eventually lost 2-3 to Canada to win the second place; Finland swept Switzerland 4-0 in yesterday's third place game to win the bronze medal.
In the final of the women's figure skating women's free skating final that ended tonight, The Russian Olympic Committee's Anna Serbakova and Alexandra Trusova won gold and silver medals, and Japan's Hanaori Sakamoto won the bronze medal.