Upsets occur as aerialists fall, skaters are disqualified, and skiers crash.
Lindsey Vonn crashes and doesn’t get a second gold (today at least), but Julia Mancuso does get a second silver. Evan Lysacek wins figure skating gold, while Hannah Teter and Kelly Clark win half pipe silver and bronze.
Canada finally won their first gold on home turf; the United States earned their first Nordic Combined medal, and several other competitions were held.
The Australian female bobsledders can compete, snow may be on the way, and three siblings will compete for the United States.
The Boxing Kangaroo can stay; US Olympic skiing pioneer James Huega died at age 66.
Snow is a concern that is being worked on, the IOC meets, and the Australian athletes may have to take down their kangaroo flag.
