March 12, 2002

2002 Winter Olympics


2002 Winter Olympics

 


Yelena Berezhnaya and Anton Sikharulidze win GOLD!
Photo by Sergey Grachev for, St. Petersburg Times


Gold Silver Bronze
Pairs Figure Skating:
Berezhnaya, Sikharulidze

Men's Figure Skating:
Alexei Yagudin

Biathlon Women's 10 km:
Olga Pyleva

Women's 5 km Free Pursuit:
Olga Danilova

1.5 cross-country:
Julija Tchepalova
Women's 15 km Free Mass Start:
Larissa Lazutina

Women's 10 km Classical:
Olga Danilova

Men's Figure Skating:
Evgeni PLushenko

Women's 5 km:
Larissa Lazutina

Ice Dancing
Irina Lobacheva, Illia Averbukh

Ladies's Figure Skating
Irina Slutskaya

Men's 50 km Classical
Mikhail Ivanov
Biathlon Men's 20 km Individual:
Victor Maigourov

Women's 10 km Classical:
Julija Tchepalova

Women's 4x7.5 km
Olga Pyleva,
Galina Koukleva

Svetlana Ishmouratova
Albina Akhatova

Men's Ice Hockey
In Men's Ice Hockey, Russia meets the US in the semifinals on Friday, February 22, 4:15 pm MST.
Olympic News
Russia slaps away
Belarus for bronze


Putin Calls Games
'Flop'; Bias Protest
Denied
ISU rejects Russian
skating protest


First 2002 Hockey
Gold Arrives 10
Years Late

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