2010 OLYMPIC
FULL SCHEDULE

Friday, February 12, 2010

Ski Jumping

  • NH Individual Trial Qualification
    - 9am local time (12pm EST)
  • NH Individual Qualification Round - 10am local time (1pm EST)
Saturday, February 13, 2010

Ski Jumping

  • NH Individual Trial for Competition - 8:30am local time (11:30am EST)
  • NH Individual 1st Round - 9:45am local time (12:45pm EST)
  • NH Individual Final Round - 10:45am local time (1:45pm EST)

Biathlon

  • Women's 7.5km Sprint - 1pm local time (4pm EST)
Sunday, February 14, 2010

Biathlon

  • Men's 10km Sprint - 11:15am local time (2:15pm EST)

Nordic Combined

  • Individual NH/10km CC - Trial Round - 9am local time (12pm EST)
  • Individual NH/10km CC - Competition Round - 10am local time (1pm EST)
  • Individual NH/10km CC - 10km - 1:45 local time (4:45pm EST)
Monday, February 15, 2010

XC Skiing

  • Women's 15km Free - 10am local time (1pm EST)
  • Men's 15km Free - 12:30pm local time (3:30pm EST)
Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Biathlon

  • Women's 10km Pursuit - 10:30am local time (1:30pm EST)
  • Men's 12.5km Pursuit - 12:45pm local time (3:45pm EST)
Wednesday, February 17, 2010

XC Skiing

  • Women's Individual Sprint Classic - 10:15am local time (1:15pm EST)
  • Men's Individual Sprint Classic - 10:15am local time (1:15pm EST)
Thursday, February 18, 2010

Biathlon

  • Women's 15km Individual - 10am local time (1pm EST)
  • Men's 20km Individual - 1pm local time (4pm EST)
Friday, February 19, 2010

Ski Jumping

    LH Individual Trial Qualification - 8:30am local time (11:30am EST) LH Individual Qualification Round - 10am local time (1pm EST)

XC Skiing

    Women's 15km Pursuit (7.5 Classic + 7.5 Free) - 1pm local time (4pm EST)
Saturday, February 20, 2010

Ski Jumping

  • LH Individual Trial for Competition - 10am local time (1pm EST)
  • LH Individual 1st Round - 11:30am local time (2:30pm EST)
  • LH Individual Final Round - 12:30pm local time (3:30pm EST)

XC Skiing

  • Men's 15km Pursuit (7.5 Classic + 7.5 Free) - 1:30pm local time (4pm EST)
Sunday, February 21, 2010

Biathlon

  • Men's 15km Mass Start - 10:45am local time (1:45pm EST)
  • Women's 12.5km Mass Start - 1pm local time (4pm EST)
Monday, February 22, 2010

Ski Jumping

  • Team Trial Round - 8:30am local time (11:30am EST)
  • Team Final Round - 10:45am local time (1:45pm EST)

XC Skiing

  • Women's Team Sprint Free - 10:45am local time (1:45pm EST)
  • Men's Team Sprint Free - 10:45am local time (1:45pm EST)
Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Nordic Combined

  • Team/4x5km CC - Trial Round - 9am local time (12pm EST)
  • Team/4x5km CC - Competition Round - 10am local time (1pm EST)
  • Team/4x5km CC - 4x5km Relay - 1pm local time (4pm EST)

Biathlon

  • Women's 4x6km Relay - 11:30am local time (2:30pm EST)
Wednesday, February 24, 2010

XC Skiing

  • Men's 4x10km Relay Classic/Free - 11:15am local time (2:15pm EST)
Thursday, February 25, 2010

Nordic Combined

  • Individual LH/10km CC - Trial Round - 9am local time (12pm EST)
  • Individual LH/10km CC - Competition Round -10am local time (1pm EST)
  • Individual LH/10km CC - 10km - 1pm local time (4pm EST)

    XC Skiing

    • Women's 4x5km Relay Classic/Free - 11am local time (2pm EST)
    Friday, February 26, 2010

    Biathlon

    • Men's 4x7.5km Relay - 11:30am local time (2:30pm EST)
    Saturday, February 27, 2010
      Women's 30km Mass Start Classic - 11:45am local time (2:45pm EST)
    Sunday, February 28, 2010
    • Men's 50km Mass Start Classic - 9:30am local time (12:30pm EST)
  • North American Jumpers Hope to Make Sport Popular

    by skitrax.com

    February 17, 2010 (Whistler, BC) – The first training day on the Large Hill at Whistler Olympic Park was skipped by a large number of 

    competitors, but the Canadians and US ski jumpers were at the starting gate ready to train for the two remaining Olympic Ski Jumping competitions this weekend. They’re excited from the hill and the venue.

    Canada’s Trevor Morrice told us, “This is a fantastic facility. It’s my favourite jumping hill

    in the world. The weather today is not that good, but they have an excellent refrigeration system to maintain the hill. We have
    mostly high pressure and head wind, it is a joy to jump here.” Morrice’s team mate Eric Mitchell echoed his sentiments, “I love this hill, I’ve been training here over the last three years.”

    American Peter Frenette, who lead the North Americans in the Normal Hill qualifications on Friday in 30th and ended up tied with team mate Nick Alexander in 41st on Saturday is from the same opinion. “It is a pity that the weather is not better, but the hills are great.”

    With the Olympic Games in Canada winter sports like Ski Jumping are in the public eye and Mitchell is convinced that the sport’s popularity will increase in North America. “I really hope that I can do my best to inspire more Canadians and Americans to try ski jumping. It is an amazing sport and we must do our best to encourage more people to join us.”

    But Morrice is not overly convinced. “For sure, the Olympics bring us athletes in the spotlight, and hopefully we can increase the number of fans for ski jumping. But I don’t think that we’ll be able to increase the number of athletes substantially, also because there are only two facilities in the whole country

    in Calgary and now in Whistler.” Frenette was on the fence on potential growth. “We’ll have people in front of the TV, yes. But what will really change in our sport? I don’t know.”

    On the first training day Frenette achieved 125m on his second round. Winners of the three training rounds were Anders Bardal (NOR) with 139m – just 2.5m ahead of second-placed Canadian Stefan Read – Janne Happonen (FIN) with 141m, and Normal Hill Olympic Champion, Simon Ammann (SUI) with 143m. Alexander’s best attempt was 129m while team mate Anders Johnson landed at 126m. Canadians Mitchell, Morrice and Mackenzie Boyd-Clowes

    achieved 108.5m, 111m and 119m in their best attempts respectively.

    Stay tuned for more Olympic coverage.

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