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Stefania Constantini
==Career==
Constantini made her international curling debut at the [[Curling at the 2016 Winter Youth Olympics – Mixed team|2016 Winter Youth Olympics]] in the mixed team as third for [[Luca Rizzolli]]. The team went 3–4 through the round robin but lost in a tiebreaker to Turkey's [[Oğuzhan Karak... | [-0.0013188832672312856, -0.001643948256969452, 0.009785809554159641, -0.0144653907045722, -0.018406802788376808, 0.028984958305954933, -0.01587400585412979, 0.007503582630306482, -0.021819984540343285, -0.03830348700284958, 0.044290099292993546, 0.019287187606096268, -0.007537443656474352, -0.013307346031069756, 0.014... |
Stefania Constantini
==Career==
By finishing last at the 2018 edition, the Zappone rink was relegated to the B Division of the [[2019 European Curling Championships]], where they would need to finish in the top two to promote themselves back into the A Division and earn a spot in the [[2020 World Qualification Event]... | [-0.001604057615622878, -0.015066285617649555, 0.018599163740873337, -0.006230651400983334, -0.014296474866569042, 0.025458723306655884, -0.02352045103907585, 0.011327207088470459, -0.014255235902965069, -0.029362760484218597, 0.04057999700307846, 0.014310222119092941, -0.00394871411845088, -0.009911306202411652, 0.010... |
Stefania Constantini
==Personal life==
Constantini is employed by the [[Gruppo_Sportivo_Fiamme_Oro]], the sports team of the Italian [[Polizia di Stato|national police force]], since 2022. | [0.005396099761128426, 0.0021444284357130527, -0.005242316052317619, -0.022199533879756927, -0.03515837714076042, 0.02050449512898922, -0.020627522841095924, 0.02314274199306965, -0.01641726680099964, -0.021256327629089355, 0.04196586832404137, 0.010409449227154255, 0.003178196959197521, 0.001853948226198554, 0.0021170... |
Stefania Constantini
==Grand Slam record==
{{Curling GS key}}
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| [[Canadian Open (curling)|Canadian Open]]
|style="background:#afeeee;"| [[2023 Canadian Open (curling)|Q]]
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Stefania Constantini
==Teams==
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| Stefania Constantini || [[Elena Dami]] || [[Valeria Girardi]]|| [[Arianna Losano]] ||
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Manuel Faißt
{{short description|German nordic combined athlete|bot=PearBOT 5}}
{{Use dmy dates|date=March 2022}}
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| name = Manuel Faißt
| image = FIS Worldcup Nordic Combined Ramsau 20161218 DSC 8372.jpg
| caption = Faißt in 2016
| nationality = Germany
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Manuel Faißt
==Career==
Germany's Manuel Faißt has relations to other people who are [[nordic combined]] athletes. In Faißt's case, his father has been a Nordic Combined athlete himself and worked as a coach at Faißt's home club of Baiersbronn. 4-year-old Manuel skied down the outrun of the 10-metre hill at Bergergru... | [-0.024186711758375168, -0.0028764421585947275, 0.006258482579141855, -0.026031460613012314, -0.02053820714354515, 0.03790618106722832, -0.0409124381840229, 0.0026202271692454815, -0.013630647212266922, -0.04189630225300789, -0.0028883989434689283, 0.01772325672209263, -0.008882125839591026, -0.013446171768009663, 0.01... |
Manuel Faißt
==Personal life==
Faißt's hobbies include [[biking]], [[cooking]], and [[Association football|football]]. | [-0.010828661732375622, 0.01101116742938757, 0.01579010859131813, -9.035502444021404e-05, -0.02709193341434002, 0.011687113903462887, -0.043747253715991974, 0.011247748509049416, -0.0010629257885739207, -0.03852894529700279, 0.0031752584036439657, 0.013856901787221432, 0.0066851102747023106, 0.00892249308526516, 0.0079... |
Manuel Faißt
==Olympic Games results==
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Manuel Faißt
==World Championship results==
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| [[FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2017|2017]] || [[FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2017 – Individual large hill/10 km|—]] || [[FI... | [-0.021506818011403084, 0.023847147822380066, 0.02044425532221794, -0.012340528890490532, -0.020457705482840538, 0.018399829044938087, -0.025380466133356094, 0.0004211583873257041, -0.01872263289988041, -0.06262397766113281, 0.006765434518456459, 0.024748308584094048, -0.01234725397080183, 0.0032885659020394087, 0.0114... |
Albania at the 2022 Winter Olympics
{{infobox country at games
|NOC = ALB
|NOCname = [[Albanian National Olympic Committee]]
|games = Winter Olympics
|year = 2022
|flagcaption = [[Flag of Albania]]
|oldcode =
|website = {{url|nocalbania.org.al}} {{in lang|sq}}
|date = 4–20 February 2022
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Albania at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Competitors==
The following is the list of number of competitors who participated at the Games per sport/discipline.
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Albania at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Alpine skiing==
{{main article|Alpine skiing at the 2022 Winter Olympics|Alpine skiing at the 2022 Winter Olympics – Qualification}}
By meeting the basic qualification standards, Albania qualified one male alpine skier.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.fis-ski.com/DB/v2/quota/list... | [0.008745878003537655, 0.0044627720490098, 0.010735035873949528, -0.012384111993014812, -0.02551255375146866, 0.05061444267630577, -0.03526584431529045, -0.0031072571873664856, 0.00283294590190053, -0.041631150990724564, 0.04989577829837799, 0.016362428665161133, 0.0017629713984206319, -0.020392077043652534, -0.0203279... |
Vetle Sjåstad Christiansen
{{short description|Norwegian biathlete}}
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| name = Vetle Sjåstad Christiansen
| image = Vetle Sjåstad Christiansen.jpg
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| caption = Christiansen in 2019
| nationality = Norwegian
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Vetle Sjåstad Christiansen
==Early life==
Christiansen was born in [[Geilo]], a centre in the municipality of [[Hol]], to Randi Sjåstad and her husband, Georg William Christiansen. His younger sister, [[Tiril Sjåstad Christiansen]], is a successful freestyle skier.
Christiansen began his career by racing in biathlon... | [-0.007428678218275309, 0.0011990382336080074, -0.00441768579185009, -0.008634415455162525, 0.001296167029067874, 0.0349663682281971, -0.023511867970228195, -0.007421979680657387, -0.031992215663194656, -0.025347266346216202, 0.0066750929690897465, 0.031027626246213913, -0.03223336488008499, -0.017737727612257004, 0.00... |
Vetle Sjåstad Christiansen
==Career==
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Vetle Sjåstad Christiansen
==Career==
===Early career and World Cup debut===
Before turning 17, Christiansen had made a clean sweep at the Junior Norwegian Championships in his age group, winning four gold medals and the Norwegian Biathlon Cup (Norgescupen) in his age category, called the Statkraft Junior Cup overal... | [-0.010940044187009335, -0.007836248725652695, 0.016860617324709892, -0.00907776691019535, -0.00999221857637167, 0.033027052879333496, -0.021092459559440613, 0.001529370085336268, -0.030597414821386337, -0.03292025625705719, 0.006020695436745882, 0.04122374206781387, -0.028274575248360634, -0.03134499490261078, 0.02360... |
Vetle Sjåstad Christiansen
==Career==
===Early career and World Cup debut===
In September 2011, Christiansen competed in the Junior Norwegian Summer Championships in the age group for 20- and 21-year-olds. He came eighth in the sprint but climbed to claim gold in the pursuit. In January 2012, Christiansen debuted in... | [-0.00759170763194561, -0.002096043899655342, 0.015676209703087807, -0.021789532154798508, -0.006469599902629852, 0.032178185880184174, -0.01872621290385723, -0.0007853921269997954, -0.02860875055193901, -0.02467970922589302, 0.0072054630145430565, 0.03907731547951698, -0.034389104694128036, -0.03020700439810753, 0.028... |
Vetle Sjåstad Christiansen
==Career==
===Olympic season (2013–14 World Cup season)===
On 3 April 2013, Christiansen was selected to the elite team for the first time, being selected alongside [[Ole Einar Bjørndalen]], [[Johannes Thingnes Bø]], [[Tarjei Bø]], fellow newcomer [[Henrik L'Abée-Lund]], and [[Emil Hegle S... | [-0.012133421376347542, -0.018589921295642853, 0.010674212127923965, -0.01769707165658474, -0.011140625923871994, 0.024240190163254738, -0.02252112329006195, 0.004610833246260881, -0.03837919235229492, -0.026945389807224274, 0.007435968145728111, 0.03877897560596466, -0.02369382046163082, -0.026039214804768562, 0.01127... |
Vetle Sjåstad Christiansen
==Career==
===Stagnation and illness (2014–15 World Cup season)===
Christiansen was reselected before the [[2014–15 Biathlon World Cup|2014–15 season]], the whole team being reselected. In September, Christiansen competed at the Norwegian Summer Championships in Steinkjer. There, he came s... | [-0.014314889907836914, -0.006902540568262339, 0.014542961493134499, -0.013556884601712227, -0.010665733367204666, 0.034666985273361206, -0.02323654107749462, -0.0019369373330846429, -0.038986943662166595, -0.025356270372867584, 0.01584431529045105, 0.04086518660187721, -0.018621431663632393, -0.021224137395620346, 0.0... |
Vetle Sjåstad Christiansen
==Career==
===Leaving the national team (2015–16 World Cup season)===
Due to his illness, he left the national biathlon team ahead of the [[2015–16 Biathlon World Cup|2015–16 season]] and joined a private biathlon team called Team Norgesbakeriet. The team was composed of [[Vetle Ravnsborg ... | [-0.009204166010022163, -0.004337864927947521, 0.022956904023885727, -0.006204116623848677, -0.011010216549038887, 0.03258917108178139, -0.03197377547621727, -0.001767587848007679, -0.02552550844848156, -0.018114013597369194, 0.004013444762676954, 0.03903743624687195, -0.026074012741446495, -0.02469606325030327, 0.0194... |
Vetle Sjåstad Christiansen
==Biathlon results==
All results are sourced from the [[International Biathlon Union]].<ref name="IBUprofile"/> | [-0.01878419890999794, 0.00604724045842886, 0.0012617736356332898, -0.006192957051098347, -0.016585202887654305, 0.03301144391298294, -0.01588311418890953, -0.010345881804823875, -0.030732963234186172, -0.03449510410428047, 0.007855451665818691, 0.02275829017162323, -0.01981746219098568, -0.01818808540701866, 0.0071136... |
Vetle Sjåstad Christiansen
==Biathlon results==
===Olympic Games===
''2 medals (1 gold, 1 bronze)''
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Vetle Sjåstad Christiansen
==Biathlon results==
===World Championships===
''4 medals (3 gold)''
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Vetle Sjåstad Christiansen
==Biathlon results==
===Junior/Youth World Championships===
''9 medals (1 gold, 3 silver, 5 bronze)''
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Vetle Sjåstad Christiansen
==Biathlon results==
===Biathlon World Cup===
====Individual victories (3)====
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! scope="row" |[[2018–19 Biathlon World Cup|2018–19]]
| 15 February 2019
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Marek Ďaloga
{{short description|Slovak ice hockey player}}
{{BLP one source|date=February 2022}}
{{Infobox ice hockey player
| name = Marek Ďaloga
| image = Marek Ďaloga - Fribourg-Gottéron vs. HKM Zvolen, 24.08.2010.jpg
| caption = Ďaloga in 2010
| image_size = 230px
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Marek Ďaloga
==Career statistics==
===Regular season and playoffs===
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Marek Ďaloga
==Career statistics==
===Regular season and playoffs===
| [[HC ČSOB Pojišťovna Pardubice]]
| [[Czech Extraliga|ELH]]
| 37 || 1 || 3 || 4 || 22
| 5 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 4
|-
| [[2013–14 Czech Extraliga season|2013–14]]
| HC ČSOB Pojišťovna Pardubice
| ELH
| 43 || 5 || 15 || 20 || 18
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Marek Ďaloga
==Career statistics==
===Regular season and playoffs===
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Marek Ďaloga
==Career statistics==
===International===
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Ebba Andersson (cross-country skier)
{{Use dmy dates|date=February 2021}}
{{short description|Swedish cross-country skier|bot=PearBOT 5}}
{{Infobox skier
| name = Ebba Andersson
| fullname = Ebba Kristina Andersson
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Ebba Andersson (cross-country skier)
==Running ==
Andersson has also competed in running at international junior level. During the [[2015 European Athletics Indoor Championships|2015 European Championships]] in Eskilstuna she ended up 6th at 3 000 metres with the time 9.29,98. As a track and field athlete, she compet... | [-0.01798085868358612, -0.013377758674323559, 0.009363123215734959, -0.017693163827061653, -0.008395425975322723, 0.024297043681144714, -0.029553992673754692, -0.0124231381341815, -0.0006191136199049652, -0.011285440064966679, 0.01203082874417305, 0.018857015296816826, 0.005858490243554115, -0.03499401733279228, 0.0006... |
Ebba Andersson (cross-country skier)
==Roller skiing==
On 23 August 2019 she won a 7.5 kilometres [[roller skiing]] competition (without any shooting moments) in [[Sollefteå]] where cross-country skiers and biathletes competed against each other. | [-0.02178150601685047, -0.00787172932177782, 0.008513517677783966, 0.006784618366509676, -0.01654241979122162, 0.015887532383203506, -0.03494471311569214, -0.003506914246827364, -0.014355099759995937, -0.015599383041262627, 0.015049278736114502, 0.016214976087212563, -0.006169025786221027, -0.03316342458128929, -0.0017... |
Ebba Andersson (cross-country skier)
==Cross-country skiing results==
All results are sourced from the [[International Ski Federation|International Ski Federation (FIS)]]. | [-0.025667494162917137, -0.003355400636792183, 0.01949831284582615, -0.010303986258804798, -0.019630415365099907, 0.015865497291088104, -0.02059476263821125, -0.010706898756325245, -0.0056506795808672905, -0.026552580296993256, 0.00760909728705883, 0.016895895823836327, -0.00313247786834836, -0.01959078386425972, -0.01... |
Ebba Andersson (cross-country skier)
==Cross-country skiing results==
===Olympic Games===
* 2 medals – (1 silver, 1 bronze)
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Ebba Andersson (cross-country skier)
==Cross-country skiing results==
===World Championships===
* 8 medals – (3 gold, 1 silver, 4 bronze)
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Ebba Andersson (cross-country skier)
==Cross-country skiing results==
===World Cup===
====Season titles====
* 2 titles – (2 U23)
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Ebba Andersson (cross-country skier)
==Cross-country skiing results==
===World Cup===
====Season standings====
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Ebba Andersson (cross-country skier)
==Cross-country skiing results==
===World Cup===
====Individual podiums====
* 5 victories – (4 {{Abbr|WC|World Cup}}, 1 {{Abbr|SWC|Stage World Cup}})<!--5 as of 4 February 2023-->
* 34 podiums – (21 {{Abbr|WC|World Cup}}, 13 {{Abbr|SWC|Stage World Cup}})<!--34 as of 4 February 2... | [-0.01945330761373043, -0.01120693888515234, 0.027797924354672432, -0.013374967500567436, -0.010545395314693451, 0.028321919962763786, -0.023147471249103546, -0.0010340709704905748, 0.005780317820608616, -0.018837613984942436, 0.008600064553320408, 0.02671063505113125, -0.013355317525565624, -0.017278729006648064, -0.0... |
Ebba Andersson (cross-country skier)
==Cross-country skiing results==
===World Cup===
====Individual podiums====
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Ebba Andersson (cross-country skier)
==Cross-country skiing results==
===World Cup===
====Individual podiums====
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| align=center|18 || align=right| 5 January 2021 || rowspan="2" align=left| {{flagicon|ITA}} [[Toblach]], Italy || 10 km Individual F || Stage World Cup || 3rd
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Ebba Andersson (cross-country skier)
==Cross-country skiing results==
===World Cup===
====Team podiums====
* 4 podiums – (4 {{Abbr|RL|Relay}}) <!--4 as of 5 February 2023-->
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Yuliya Stupak
{{short description|Russian cross-country skier}}
{{family name hatnote|Sergeyevna|Stupak|lang=Eastern Slavic}}
{{Infobox skier
| name = Yuliya Stupak
| image = 20190228 FIS NWSC Seefeld Medal Ceremony Yulia Belorukova 850 5834.jpg
| caption = Stupak in 2019
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Yuliya Stupak
==Cross-country skiing results==
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Yuliya Stupak
==Cross-country skiing results==
===Olympic Games===
* 4 medals – (1 gold, 3 bronze)
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Yuliya Stupak
==Cross-country skiing results==
===World Championships===
* 3 medals – (2 silver, 1 bronze)
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Yuliya Stupak
==Cross-country skiing results==
===World Cup===
====Season standings====
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Yuliya Stupak
==Cross-country skiing results==
===World Cup===
====Individual podiums====
*3 victories – (2 {{Abbr|WC|World Cup}}, 1 {{Abbr|SWC|Stage World Cup}}) <!--3 as of 13 March 2021-->
*9 podiums – (6 {{Abbr|WC|World Cup}}, 3 {{Abbr|SWC|Stage World Cup}}) <!--9 as of 14 March 2021-->
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Yuliya Stupak
==Cross-country skiing results==
===World Cup===
====Team podiums====
* 2 victories – (1 {{Abbr|RL|Relay}}, 1 {{Abbr|TS|Team Sprint}}) <!--2 as of 5 December 2021-->
* 3 podiums – (1 {{Abbr|RL|Relay}}, 2 {{Abbr|TS|Team Sprint}}) <!--3 as of 5 December 2021-->
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Yuliya Stupak
==Personal life==
Stupak is married to Nikita Stupak. Their child, Arseny, was born on 7 January 2020. | [-0.005577021278440952, -0.002924772910773754, -0.024423394352197647, -0.013704094104468822, -0.02670741081237793, 0.00959026999771595, -0.014339984394609928, 0.007345186546444893, -0.028939517214894295, -0.023683685809373856, 0.02238594926893711, 0.021607307717204094, -0.0043960814364254475, 0.002833931241184473, -0.0... |
Kaillie Humphries
{{short description|Canadian-American bobsledder (born 1985)}}
{{Use mdy dates|date=February 2020}}
{{Infobox sportsperson
| name = Kaillie Humphries
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Kaillie Humphries
==Early years==
She was born in [[Calgary]] to parents Cheryl and Ray Simundson; he was a financial planner. At age 7, after handling the gold medal of an Olympic swimmer, she set a goal to win a gold medal herself. She took up ski racing and, at age 14, was named to the Canadian national developmen... | [-0.017473990097641945, -0.00512723671272397, 0.003524359315633774, -0.028116043657064438, -0.028799237683415413, 0.031847331672906876, 0.006513331085443497, -0.001377883250825107, -0.007324623875319958, -0.030533498153090477, 0.00456228805705905, 0.0056199245154857635, 0.017145531252026558, -0.022716186940670013, -0.0... |
Kaillie Humphries
==Bobsled career==
Humphries was initially low on the Canadian depth chart and considered representing the [[United Kingdom]], the country of her then-fiancé, [[Dan Humphries]], to compete at the 2006 Olympics. Opting to remain with the Canadian team, she gained a spot on the roster after signing up... | [-0.031209247186779976, -0.00887193065136671, -0.001616732100956142, -0.03288913890719414, -0.036485157907009125, 0.02518525905907154, 0.01121459249407053, 0.008465081453323364, -0.012697622179985046, -0.037272606045007706, -0.01258606743067503, 0.015224022790789604, 0.003930685110390186, -0.03575020655989647, -0.00975... |
Kaillie Humphries
==Bobsled career==
===Competitiveness===
Humphries, with new brakewoman [[Chelsea Valois]], was the dominant pilot during the [[2012–13 Bobsleigh World Cup]] season. The pair finished on the podium in [[2012–13 Bobsleigh World Cup#Two-woman 2|all nine races]] that season, including a historic five ... | [-0.02951371856033802, -0.0009098176378756762, 0.0012228016275912523, -0.037691257894039154, -0.03763798251748085, 0.018965493887662888, 0.004997754003852606, 0.012545994482934475, -0.011200829409062862, -0.041660159826278687, -0.013704700395464897, 0.00741172581911087, 0.009416154585778713, -0.027808954939246178, -0.0... |
Kaillie Humphries
==Bobsled career==
===Mixed-gender competitions===
After the [[Fédération Internationale de Bobsleigh et de Tobogganing]] announced that it would allow mixed-gender crews to compete in four-man bobsled, Humphries piloted a mixed-gender team to the bronze medal in the Canadian four-man bobsled champ... | [-0.04187718406319618, -0.010574648156762123, -0.010857779532670975, -0.03874298185110092, -0.022387174889445305, 0.012964807450771332, 0.00797378458082676, 0.013149172998964787, -0.016026582568883896, -0.03550342470407486, -0.007558963727205992, 0.010186164639890194, 0.015117927454411983, -0.03210584074258804, -0.0098... |
Kaillie Humphries
==Bobsled career==
===Legal actions and switch to US===
In 2018, Humphries filed harassment complaints against [[Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton]] (BCS) head coach [[Todd Hays]], high-performance director [[Chris le Bihan|Chris Le Bihan]], and president Sarah Storey. She petitioned to be freed from the C... | [-0.0332861989736557, -0.0009976517176255584, -0.004574516788125038, -0.04249529168009758, -0.03040335327386856, 0.012405582703649998, 0.013032868504524231, 0.002317288191989064, -9.410333586856723e-05, -0.028908543288707733, -0.002183822914958, 0.0046512591652572155, 0.01576223038136959, -0.031738005578517914, -0.0156... |
Kaillie Humphries
==Personal==
Humphries was married to [[Dan Humphries]], a former bobsledder who competed for Great Britain and Canada. The pair divorced before the 2014 Olympics.
In 2015, Humphries met American bobsledder Travis Armbruster, and they became partners in 2016. September 2019, she and Armbruster were... | [-0.04289902001619339, -0.004502559080719948, 0.0020067894365638494, -0.02261781133711338, -0.017629554495215416, 0.03578418865799904, 0.01475474238395691, 0.013159812428057194, 0.0054280124604702, -0.025532005354762077, -0.011459866538643837, 0.014977901242673397, 0.018902871757745743, -0.00861130841076374, -0.0078696... |
Kaillie Humphries
==Personal==
===Activism===
Humphries is affiliated with the "I've Been Bullied" campaign; [[Right To Play|Right to Play]], a sports program for underprivileged youth; and the [[Special Olympics]]. In April 2011, through Right to Play, she and Canadian gymnast [[Kyle Shewfelt]] traveled to [[Liberi... | [-0.026889700442552567, -0.009819422848522663, 0.011304376646876335, -0.0301806777715683, -0.0340602844953537, 0.02652849443256855, 0.0023879657965153456, -0.01660204865038395, -0.004929778166115284, -0.03727099671959877, 0.006635467987507582, -0.012782640755176544, 0.03389975056052208, -0.01621408760547638, -0.0139264... |
Kaillie Humphries
==Career highlights<ref name=FIBTKaillieHumphries />==
{{Palmares start}}
;Olympic Winter Games
:2006 – [[Turin]], Alternate – push athlete, did not compete
:2010 – [[Vancouver]], {{gold1}} 1st with [[Heather Moyse]]
:2014 – [[Sochi]], {{gold1}} 1st with [[Heather Moyse]]
:2018 – [[PyeongChang]], {{... | [-0.035703640431165695, -0.007197017315775156, 0.0025313531514257193, -0.025785962119698524, -0.03248709440231323, 0.030047882348299026, -0.004405995365232229, 0.0088052898645401, -0.000529808341525495, -0.04588936269283295, 0.003987174481153488, 0.002997081959620118, 0.018964208662509918, -0.01814666949212551, -0.0199... |
Kaillie Humphries
==Career highlights<ref name=FIBTKaillieHumphries />==
;World Cup Single Events:
:2007/2008 – [[Lake Placid, New York|Lake Placid]], {{bronze3}} 3rd with [[Heather Moyse]]
:2008/2009 – [[Whistler, British Columbia|Whistler]], {{silver2}} 2nd with [[Heather Moyse]]
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2022 Winter Paralympics Parade of Nations
{{Short description|Parade of Nations during the opening ceremony of the 2022 Winter Paralympics}}
{{2022 Winter Paralympics}}
During the '''Parade of Nations''' within the [[Beijing]] [[2022 Winter Paralympics]] [[2022 Winter Paralympics opening ceremony|opening ceremony]] o... | [-0.013652787543833256, -0.022557351738214493, -0.0050803362391889095, 0.017756516113877296, -0.01531006209552288, 0.014152600429952145, -0.01716463267803192, -0.0030580665916204453, -0.02618757262825966, 0.0015183464856818318, 0.011304982006549835, 0.03177758678793907, -0.028910238295793533, -0.020702781155705452, -0.... |
2022 Winter Paralympics Parade of Nations
==Parade order==
Countries marched in order of the Chinese language. The [[collation]] method used was based on the names as written in [[Simplified Chinese characters]] and is similar to [[Chinese characters#Indexing|that used in Chinese dictionaries]]. The names were sorted... | [-0.0009769945172592998, -0.007574083283543587, -7.072628068272024e-05, 0.00816148892045021, -0.012273332104086876, 0.01715225726366043, -0.02248728647828102, -0.024270236492156982, -0.020676694810390472, -0.011920887976884842, 0.010600952431559563, 0.030683329328894615, -0.02011002041399479, -0.006934847217053175, -0.... |
2022 Winter Paralympics Parade of Nations
==Countries and flag bearers==
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2022 Winter Paralympics Parade of Nations
==Countries and flag bearers==
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2022 Winter Paralympics Parade of Nations
==Countries and flag bearers==
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==Countries and flag bearers==
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2022 Winter Paralympics Parade of Nations
==Countries and flag bearers==
|[[Baek Hye-jin]] || [[Wheelchair curling at the 2022 Winter Paralympics|Wheelchair curling]]
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|[[Nicolás Bisquertt]] || [[Alpine skiing at th... | [-0.01795748434960842, -0.017584480345249176, -0.0013679593103006482, 0.01292192842811346, -0.026909582316875458, 0.02034204639494419, -0.012056025676429272, 0.0015994217246770859, -0.015999212861061096, -0.032664503902196884, 0.0005141295841895044, 0.0315721333026886, -0.02280653826892376, -0.020262116566300392, 0.006... |
Alpine skiing at the 2022 Winter Olympics
{{short description|Sport at the 2022 Winter Olympic}}
{{Use dmy dates|date=February 2022}}
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Alpine skiing at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Qualification==
{{Main|Alpine skiing at the 2022 Winter Olympics – Qualification}}
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Alpine skiing at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Competition schedule==
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Alpine skiing at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Competition schedule==
===Course information===
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Alpine skiing at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Medal summary==
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Alpine skiing at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Medal summary==
===Medal table===
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Alpine skiing at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Medal summary==
===Medalists===
====Men's events====
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| Downhill<br />{{DetailsLink|Alpine skiing at the 2022 Winter Olympics – Men's downhill}}
|{{flagIOCmedalist|[[Beat Feuz]]|SUI|2022 Winter}} || 1:42.69
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Alpine skiing at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Medal summary==
===Medalists===
====Women's events====
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|{{flagIOCmedalist|[[Corinne Suter]]|SUI|2022 Winter}} || 1:31.87
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Alpine skiing at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Medal summary==
===Medalists===
====Mixed====
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Alpine skiing at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Medal summary==
===Medalists===
====Participating nations====
79 nations sent alpine skiiers to compete in the events.
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Niklas Friman
{{short description|Finnish ice hockey player}}
{{Use mdy dates|date=May 2013}}
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Niklas Friman
==Playing career==
Friman made his [[SM-liiga]] debut playing with [[HC TPS]] during the [[2011–12 SM-liiga season]].
After splitting the [[2021-22 Liiga season|2021–22]] season, between [[Jokerit]] of the [[Kontinental Hockey League]] (KHL) and former club HPK of the Liiga, Friman as a free agent sign... | [-0.0026403176598250866, -0.02910451404750347, 0.018154039978981018, -0.0230619627982378, -0.035067904740571976, 0.027653245255351067, -0.03308890387415886, 0.016227811574935913, 0.00013090269931126386, -0.030582167208194733, 0.022138427942991257, 0.029922500252723694, -0.0018536646384745836, -0.028365686535835266, 0.0... |
Niklas Friman
==Career statistics==
===Regular season and playoffs===
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Niklas Friman
==Career statistics==
===Regular season and playoffs===
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Niklas Friman
==Career statistics==
===International===
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Kraków bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics
{{Short description|Withdrawn bid by the Polish Olympic Committee}}
{{Olympic bid|2022|Winter|
| Paralympics = yes
| logo = Kraków 2022 Olympic bid logo.svg
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| fullname = [[Kraków]], [[Poland]]
| chair = Magdalena Sroka
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Kraków bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics
==History==
[[File:Krakau Markt.jpg|thumb|230px|right|[[Main Square, Kraków]]]]
On 6 March 2010, during a sports facility opening ceremony, Polish President [[Lech Kaczyński]] announced that he would like his country to be a candidate for 2022 Winter Olympic Games. A month lat... | [0.0018414651276543736, -0.007478468120098114, 0.003414659295231104, 0.006296088453382254, -0.032801926136016846, 0.02314416877925396, -0.02890702709555626, -0.018215931951999664, -0.004570542834699154, -0.01863986626267433, 0.025144610553979874, 6.184101948747411e-05, 0.004818941932171583, -0.025727519765496254, -0.02... |
Kraków bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics
==History==
===Local referendum and withdrawal===
{{main|Kraków referendum, 2014}}
In a marked difference to [[Munich]], [[Graubünden]] and [[Oslo]], Krakow city council had initially rejected the proposal to submit Krakow's bid to a referendum. Only following increasing oppos... | [0.00709973881021142, -0.009629306383430958, 0.006007722113281488, -0.009127303957939148, -0.021866412833333015, 0.02865973673760891, -0.01772001013159752, -0.02281826175749302, -0.012191470712423325, -0.020119186490774155, 0.026677807793021202, -0.0028539125341922045, 0.0019379223231226206, -0.025817232206463814, -0.0... |
Kraków bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Previous and future events==
===Big events in Kraków===
In 2000 Kraków were chosen by the [[European Union]] as the [[European Capital of Culture]]. In 2012, during [[UEFA Euro 2012|UEFA European Championship]] none of the events were held in Kraków, although [[The Football ... | [-0.005766712129116058, -0.02322332188487053, 0.023510189726948738, 0.007478144485503435, -0.025166204199194908, 0.043708350509405136, -0.02219320274889469, -0.00465183611959219, -0.013913130387663841, -0.02999081462621689, 0.031764183193445206, 0.0047268131747841835, 0.0036934339441359043, -0.017538106068968773, -0.01... |
Kraków bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Previous and future events==
===Winter sport events in Zakopane===
[[Zakopane]] hosted [[Universiade|Winter Universiade]] twice: in [[1993 Winter Universiade|1993]] and [[2001 Winter Universiade|2001]]. Regullary [[FIS Ski Jumping World Cup]] is organised at [[Wielka Krokiew... | [0.008059628307819366, -0.016989143565297127, 0.02409321442246437, 0.005578475538641214, -0.025239882990717888, 0.05314214527606964, -0.026465632021427155, -0.010405685752630234, -0.001736477599479258, -0.034110087901353836, 0.02095635235309601, 0.010801088064908981, 0.012033427134156227, -0.031421348452568054, -0.0083... |
Kraków bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Previous and future events==
===Significant sport events in Poland===
In 1997 Warsaw hosted [[1997 World Single Distance Speed Skating Championships|World Single Distance Speed Skating Championships]] and in 2007 [[2007 European Figure Skating Championships|European Figure S... | [0.0018014803063124418, -0.018711725249886513, 0.009947589598596096, 0.005756189581006765, -0.03092760220170021, 0.035950709134340286, -0.018488183617591858, 0.0011670173844322562, -0.01113104447722435, -0.035661421716213226, 0.04260434955358505, 0.008146109990775585, 0.003540500532835722, -0.02703535370528698, -0.0110... |
Kraków bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Previous bids==
===Previous bids from other Polish cities===
[[Zakopane]] [[Zakopane bid for the 2006 Winter Olympics|bid to host]] the [[2006 Winter Olympics]] but failed to become a candidate. [[Turin]] was ultimately awarded the games.
[[Poznań]] bid to host the [[2010 S... | [0.005575754679739475, -0.01504734717309475, 0.012112394906580448, 0.010301745496690273, -0.025231432169675827, 0.047116104513406754, -0.02525757998228073, -0.013661579228937626, -0.0034676878713071346, -0.031689632683992386, 0.03137587383389473, 0.009099003858864307, 0.00025145639665424824, -0.037755634635686874, -0.0... |
Kraków bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Previous bids==
===Previous bids by other Slovak cities===
[[Poprad]] [[Poprad-Tatry bid for the 2006 Winter Olympics|bid to host]] the [[2002 Winter Olympics|2002]] and [[2006 Winter Olympics]] but failed to become a candidate. [[Salt Lake City]] and [[Turin]] were awarded ... | [-0.001660355948843062, -0.017862243577837944, 0.008371707051992416, 0.007350449450314045, -0.02346939966082573, 0.0456378348171711, -0.02119271270930767, -0.013959349133074284, 0.0028019524179399014, -0.03023441508412361, 0.034631676971912384, 0.012957606464624405, 0.008274134248495102, -0.036427006125450134, -0.02043... |
Kraków bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Venues==
The proposed venues plan comprises:
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Kraków bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Venues==
===Kraków Olympic Park Cluster===
*Olympic Village
*ICE Kraków – IOC sessions, Cultural Center
*Kraków EXPO – Main Press Center, International Broadcasting Center
*[[Kraków Arena]] – figure skating, short track
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Kraków bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Venues==
===Kraków Wisła Cluster===
*[[Stadion Miejski in Kraków|Wisła Stadium]] – opening and closing ceremony
*[[Wisła Arena]] – second Ice Hockey venue
*[[Marshal Józef Piłsudski Stadium|Cracovia Stadium]] – Ice Hockey venue
*[[Kolna Arena]] – curling
*[[Myślenice]] Slidi... | [-0.004244172014296055, -0.02255171537399292, 0.006455643568187952, 0.0175593513995409, -0.027941349893808365, 0.03729044646024704, -0.020869936794042587, -0.009077628143131733, 0.0037674475461244583, -0.020922906696796417, 0.03546300157904625, 0.013275451958179474, 0.004280588123947382, -0.016910476610064507, -0.01888... |
Kraków bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Venues==
===Zakopane Cluster===
*Olympic Village – [[Zakopane]]
*Zakopane Media Center
*[[Wielka Krokiew|Krokiew Complex]] - Ski Jumping
*Zakopane Nordic Centre
*Kościelisko Biathlon Stadium
*The Hawrań Ski Centre - Freestyle Skiing and Snowboard
*[[Chopok]]-[[Jasná]] – alpi... | [-0.0032697822898626328, -0.0060487654991447926, 0.011348067782819271, 0.016488192602992058, -0.024738920852541924, 0.059904005378484726, -0.02158189006149769, -0.02688782475888729, 0.0015196528984233737, -0.027723509818315506, 0.023107346147298813, 0.018464652821421623, 0.012090899050235748, -0.027020473033189774, -0.... |
Kraków bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Bid logo ==
The bid logo is inspired from the Polish decorative pattern called [[parzenica]]. The yellow square at the center refers to the shape of the Krakow´s [[Main Square, Kraków|old town market square]]. | [0.0027408909518271685, -0.006894951220601797, 0.003120474750176072, -0.004863931331783533, -0.015604017302393913, 0.026357248425483704, -0.02807934209704399, -0.01852237619459629, 0.0013096462935209274, -0.01802283711731434, 0.018009690567851067, 0.012685658410191536, -0.0010738442651927471, -0.021480171009898186, -0.... |
Kraków bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics
== Transport ==
The main airport would be the [[John Paul II International Airport Kraków–Balice]] located about 17 km from the Main Olympic Village. Direct trains used to cover the route between [[Kraków Główny]] train station and the airport in 15 minutes but the connect... | [-0.0017656955169513822, -0.007187729235738516, 0.016703413799405098, 0.006247339770197868, -0.017176896333694458, 0.022832384333014488, -0.02608100138604641, -0.03690534085035324, 0.003299582051113248, -0.014480676501989365, 0.007555993273854256, 0.003383427858352661, -0.012238210067152977, -0.0331437811255455, -0.022... |
Chinami Yoshida
{{short description|Japanese curler}}
{{Infobox curler
| name = Chinami Yoshida
| birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1991|7|26}}
| birth_place = [[Kitami]], [[Japan]]
| Curling club = [[Tokoro Curling Club|Loco Solare CC]],<br>[[Kitami]], [[Japan]]
| Skip = [[Satsuki Fujisawa]]
| Third = '''Chinami Yosh... | [-0.01470759604126215, 0.00887893233448267, 0.0015102141769602895, 0.004794225562363863, -0.008885563351213932, 0.024906100705266, -0.021802784875035286, -0.011385456658899784, -0.0013958291383460164, -0.037186745554208755, 0.02003893442451954, 0.005725883413106203, 0.00011790778080467135, -0.014734120108187199, -0.002... |
Chinami Yoshida
==Career==
Yoshida began curling at age seven at the Tokoro Curling Club in [[Kitami]]. During her junior days, she skipped a Kitami-based junior rink of [[Kaho Onodera]], [[Yumi Suzuki]], and her sister [[Yurika Yoshida]]. They became a sensation by winning two straight bronze medals at the Japan Cur... | [-0.015508521348237991, -0.0003371236380189657, 0.0004992263857275248, 0.0010584598639979959, -0.017615439370274544, 0.027496621012687683, -0.012501494958996773, -0.005117278546094894, -0.005950711667537689, -0.03283059224486351, 0.004570546559989452, -0.007080846931785345, 0.011268014088273048, -0.020162411034107208, ... |
Chinami Yoshida
==Career==
Team Fujisawa began the [[2019–20 curling season|2019–20 season]] at the [[2019 Hokkaido Bank Curling Classic]], where they lost in the final to [[Jiang Yilun]]. Next, they won the [[Advics Cup|ADVICS Cup]]. They had two more playoff appearances at their next two events, the [[Booster Juice... | [-0.008654613979160786, -0.004126813728362322, -0.0007150916499085724, 0.006258722394704819, -0.02499479241669178, 0.021586410701274872, -0.009182578884065151, -0.0011185837211087346, -0.004384113010019064, -0.034351132810115814, 0.013600107282400131, 0.006262063980102539, 0.007698930334299803, -0.021212156862020493, 0... |
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