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Alex Cavallini
==Playing career==
===NCAA===
* December 10β11, 2010: On December 10, Alex Cavallini earned her third collegiate shutout in a conference road victory at St. Cloud State. She improved her won-loss record to 11β1β0. At 11β1β0, Cavallini's .917 winning percentage tops the WCHA and is fourth in the nation... | [-0.019024953246116638, -0.023293709382414818, 0.01915670372545719, -0.012094810605049133, -0.01623181626200676, 0.013675831258296967, 0.007200233172625303, -0.02391294203698635, 0.005886009428650141, -0.031304214149713516, 0.05335946008563042, 0.01339256577193737, 0.012733806855976582, 0.0015670224092900753, 0.0119894... |
Alex Cavallini
==Playing career==
===Team USA===
She participated in the 2009 IIHF Under 18 Women's World Championship and won a gold medal. Statistically, she had a .947 saves percentage with a 1.28 goals against average. In addition, she participated in the 2008 and 2009 USA Hockey Women's National Festival. From ... | [-0.024926060810685158, -0.021465187892317772, 0.016604412347078323, -0.013791642151772976, -0.01721362955868244, 0.01812097430229187, -0.006947669666260481, -0.010447428561747074, 0.007673545274883509, -0.022242911159992218, 0.047778189182281494, 0.01227508019655943, 0.014219391159713268, -0.02416129782795906, -0.0066... |
Alex Cavallini
==Playing career==
===CWHL===
Claimed by the [[Calgary Inferno]] in the fourth round of the [[2018 CWHL Draft]], Cavallini became their starting goaltender for the [[2018-19 CWHL season|2018β19 season]]. In her first season of professional hockey, she earned All-Star recognition, playing with [[Emeran... | [-0.016885090619325638, -0.013163533061742783, -0.0005843701073899865, -0.021251019090414047, -0.029088646173477173, 0.008850207552313805, 0.002059678779914975, -0.002179675968363881, 0.01170384045690298, -0.025261884555220604, 0.041476305574178696, 0.0269582848995924, 0.0011350424028933048, -0.007581195794045925, -0.0... |
Alex Cavallini
==Playing career==
===PWHPA===
Skating for Team New Hampshire during the [[2020β21 PWHPA season]], Decker participated in a PWHPA Dream Gap Tour event at New York's [[Madison Square Garden]] on February 28, 2021, the first women's ice hockey event at the venue. Playing for a team sponsored by the Wome... | [-0.011136693879961967, -0.006294943857938051, 0.019259849563241005, -0.016447216272354126, -0.019634868949651718, 0.021121546626091003, 0.006348518189042807, -0.012228263542056084, 0.005367444362491369, -0.037983961403369904, 0.05566337704658508, 0.0047011179849505424, 0.00209775660187006, -0.020009886473417282, 0.002... |
Alex Cavallini
==Awards and honors==
* Directorate Award, Best Goaltender, 2009 IIHF Under 18 Women's World Championships
* Directorate Award, Best Goaltender, 2010 IIHF Under 18 Women's World Championships
* Runner-up: 2010 WCHA Pre-Season Rookie of the Year
* WCHA Defensive Player of the Week (Week of December 15, ... | [-0.013587001711130142, -0.013318616896867752, 0.021752621978521347, -0.01791471429169178, -0.02028992399573326, 0.02780470997095108, -0.001113798702135682, -0.030837463214993477, 0.010728699155151844, -0.03228674456477165, 0.0487387590110302, 0.016398336738348007, -0.0049584172666072845, -0.0037137805484235287, -0.000... |
Xandra Velzeboer
{{short description|Dutch short track speed skater}}
{{Use dmy dates|date=February 2022}}
{{Infobox speed skater
| name = Xandra Velzeboer
| image =
| nationality = Dutch
| birth_date = {{birth date and age|2001|9|7|df=yes}}
| birth_place = [[Culemborg]], Netherlands
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Great Britain at the 2022 Winter Olympics
{{short description|none}}
{{Use dmy dates|date=February 2022}}
{{Use British English|date=December 2021}}
{{infobox country at games
|NOC = GBR
|NOCname = [[British Olympic Association]]
|games = Winter Olympics
|year = 2022
|flagcaption = [[Flag of the United Kingdom]]
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Great Britain at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Medal and performance targets==
In July 2018, [[UK Sport]] announced a preliminary target of 5β12 medals for the Games, which would at least sustain the level of success experienced at the previous two Games, in both of which 5 medals were won. On 13 January 2022, UK Sport ... | [-0.010382212698459625, -0.015573319979012012, -0.008052040822803974, -0.017631638795137405, -0.0052590700797736645, 0.022356711328029633, -0.022110747173428535, -0.0023803359363228083, -0.017333894968032837, -0.021709440276026726, 0.010311013087630272, 0.03251885250210762, -0.049011293798685074, -0.01945693977177143, ... |
Great Britain at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Summary==
{{unsourced section|date=February 2022}}
The team won two medals (a tally below the 3-7 medal target set by UK Sport) during the course of the Games, both in [[curling]]. This is also three medals less than the team achieved at both the 2014 and 2018 Winter Olympi... | [-0.022288942709565163, -0.012594158761203289, -0.01461336575448513, -0.009306474588811398, -0.012335285544395447, 0.031245939433574677, -0.012658876366913319, -0.0029705646447837353, -0.00443643145263195, -0.038908571004867554, 0.017033826559782028, 0.023557418957352638, -0.040876004844903946, -0.020709818229079247, -... |
Great Britain at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Upside down flag controversy==
At the opening of the 2022 Winter Olympics, Eve Muirhead and Dave Ryding were seen waving the flag upside down. | [-0.009286507964134216, -0.011287965811789036, -0.017182935029268265, -0.017852233722805977, -0.01903637684881687, 0.024236304685473442, -0.015393851324915886, 0.005531360860913992, 0.004218507092446089, -0.016475023701786995, 0.01325724646449089, 0.01805817149579525, -0.017865104600787163, -0.025214510038495064, -0.00... |
Great Britain at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Administration==
On 24 May 2020, [[Team GB]] announced that former modern pentathlete [[Georgina Harland]] would become the first woman to act as Chef de Mission for the British team at an Olympic Games. A bronze medal winner at the 2004 Games in Athens, she went on to serv... | [-0.019482681527733803, -0.015266279689967632, -0.026448335498571396, -0.013382777571678162, 0.002494814107194543, 0.021346356719732285, -0.010521176271140575, 0.01101683545857668, -0.008340279571712017, -0.0325680635869503, 0.02203367091715336, 0.0305589959025383, -0.036295413970947266, -0.02446570061147213, -0.004259... |
Great Britain at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Medallists==
{{Further|2022 Winter Olympics medal table|List of 2022 Winter Olympics medal winners}}
The following British competitors won medals at the games. In the by discipline sections below, medallists' names are '''bolded'''.
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Great Britain at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Competitors==
The team includes three sets of siblings: [[Isabel Atkin|Izzy]] and [[Zoe Atkin]] (Freestyle skiing); [[Leonie Gerken Schofield|Leonie]] and [[Makayla Gerken Schofield]] (Freestyle skiing); and [[Farrell Treacy|Farrell]] and [[Niall Treacy]] (Short track speed... | [-0.015282156877219677, 4.855064980802126e-05, -0.0071460045874118805, -0.012956611812114716, -0.021796289831399918, 0.04971586540341377, -0.010735291987657547, 0.004680404905229807, -0.01239639613777399, -0.04992431774735451, 0.012096745893359184, 0.03134601190686226, -0.012161887250840664, -0.02644738182425499, -0.00... |
Great Britain at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Alpine skiing==
{{main article|Alpine skiing at the 2022 Winter Olympics|Alpine skiing at the 2022 Winter Olympics β Qualification}}
Following the qualification period, Great Britain had achieved two quota places in both men's and women's alpine skiing, as a result of which... | [-0.00394598999992013, -0.007621397729963064, -0.011461087502539158, -0.011306469328701496, -0.03466028720140457, 0.05019943416118622, -0.023746805265545845, -0.0005552571383304894, -0.0167374387383461, -0.03996885195374489, 0.021659458056092262, 0.018193429335951805, -0.02241966500878334, -0.021208487451076508, -0.011... |
Great Britain at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Bobsleigh==
{{main article|Bobsleigh at the 2022 Winter Olympics|Bobsleigh at the 2022 Winter Olympics β Qualification}}
Following the conclusion of [[Bobsleigh at the 2022 Winter Olympics β Qualification|the qualification period in Bobsleigh]], Great Britain had qualified... | [-0.019466392695903778, -0.0009806685848161578, -0.012326538562774658, -0.01678813062608242, -0.03062364086508751, 0.03976892679929733, -0.02337273582816124, 0.009354320354759693, -0.01665748469531536, -0.021948684006929398, 0.0054022506810724735, 0.01627860777080059, -0.012979772873222828, -0.012182826176285744, -0.01... |
Great Britain at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Cross-country skiing==
{{main article|Cross-country skiing at the 2022 Winter Olympics|Cross-country skiing at the 2022 Winter Olympics β Qualification}}
By meeting the basic qualification standards, Great Britain has qualified at least one male cross-country skier.<ref>{{c... | [-0.0067844390869140625, -0.006257778033614159, -0.006555455736815929, -0.002046126639470458, -0.02347402833402157, 0.04762846231460571, -0.023395519703626633, -0.0037749481853097677, -0.018161622807383537, -0.031874433159828186, 0.011933284811675549, 0.023918908089399338, -0.024049757048487663, -0.02342168800532818, -... |
Great Britain at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Curling==
{{main|Curling at the 2022 Winter Olympics|Curling at the 2022 Winter Olympics β Qualification}}
Outside of the Olympic Games, Great Britain competes under the flags of its constituent home nations, Scotland, England and Wales (Northern Irish players compete for ... | [-0.008253859356045723, -0.008405125699937344, -0.007287072949111462, -0.009575792588293552, -0.0270963367074728, 0.03735611215233803, -0.010970070026814938, 0.0064024957828223705, -0.018664903938770294, -0.040381431579589844, 0.0011665564961731434, 0.018809592351317406, -0.019993413239717484, -0.010693845339119434, -0... |
Great Britain at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Curling==
===Men's tournament===
{{main|Curling at the 2022 Winter Olympics β Men's tournament}}
Great Britain has qualified their men's team (five athletes), by finishing in the top six teams in the [[2021 World Men's Curling Championship]]. On 14 October 2021, the Britis... | [-0.019530659541487694, -0.02494792267680168, -0.006379540078341961, -0.01586299017071724, -0.027008555829524994, 0.044037941843271255, -0.00956445001065731, 0.013931956142187119, -0.02362600713968277, -0.01779402419924736, 0.0021270534489303827, 0.019064100459218025, -0.030170785263180733, -0.01705530658364296, -0.013... |
Great Britain at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Curling==
===Women's tournament===
{{main|Curling at the 2022 Winter Olympics β Women's tournament}}
Great Britain has qualified their women's team (five athletes), by finishing first in the round robin in the [[2021 Olympic Qualification Event β Curling|2021 Olympic Qual... | [-0.02884320355951786, -0.022124342620372772, -0.011897173710167408, -0.008065222762525082, -0.02486884780228138, 0.04015781730413437, -0.005349844694137573, -0.00042276069871149957, -0.01460284274071455, -0.026953119784593582, 0.0077998340129852295, 0.013029930181801319, -0.027600407600402832, -0.019949451088905334, -... |
Great Britain at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Curling==
===Mixed doubles tournament===
{{main|Curling at the 2022 Winter Olympics β Mixed doubles tournament}}
Great Britain has qualified their mixed doubles team (two athletes), by finishing in the top seven teams in the [[2021 World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship... | [-0.03222277760505676, -0.015995480120182037, -0.026375798508524895, -0.01141706295311451, -0.03201671689748764, 0.04842431843280792, 0.0017821050714701414, 0.019009120762348175, -0.030677320435643196, -0.027303073555231094, 0.003467618953436613, 0.019756091758608818, -0.03420611470937729, -0.018906090408563614, -0.018... |
Great Britain at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Figure skating==
{{main|Figure skating at the 2022 Winter Olympics|Figure skating at the 2022 Winter Olympics - Qualification}}
Great Britain secured quotas in both the Ladies' Individual and the Ice Dance events at the [[2021 World Figure Skating Championships]] in [[Stoc... | [-0.010624559596180916, -0.003702005138620734, -0.013161962851881981, -0.022316129878163338, -0.006929060909897089, 0.029928337782621384, -0.016785893589258194, 0.005045527592301369, -0.007755343336611986, -0.036356423050165176, 0.016096239909529686, 0.015796957537531853, -0.03450867533683777, -0.017215300351381302, -0... |
Great Britain at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Freestyle skiing==
{{main|Freestyle skiing at the 2022 Winter Olympics|Freestyle skiing at the 2022 Winter Olympics β Qualification}}
On 22 January 2022, [[Team GB]] announced the selection of a squad of eleven freestyle skiers to compete in Beijing. They include 2018 bron... | [-0.0006674434407614172, 0.0010621235705912113, 0.0006463662721216679, -0.014639947563409805, -0.018832236528396606, 0.03248031809926033, -0.02405606582760811, -0.0009546714136376977, 0.0031161135993897915, -0.04332472383975983, 0.024201540276408195, 0.018475163727998734, -0.018290016800165176, -0.012662827968597412, -... |
Great Britain at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Freestyle skiing==
'''Moguls'''
[[Makayla Gerken Schofield]] became the first British moguls skier to reach an Olympic final, and her final 8th place finish was also the best ever achieved by a British skier.
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Great Britain at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Luge==
{{main|Luge at the 2022 Winter Olympics|Luge at the 2022 Winter Olympics β Qualification}}
Great Britain secured one quota in the men's individual event and on 14 January 2022, [[Team GB]] announced the selection of [[Rupert Staudinger]].
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Great Britain at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Short track speed skating==
{{main|Short track speed skating at the 2022 Winter Olympics|Short track speed skating at the 2022 Winter Olympics - Qualification}}
Great Britain secured quotas for two men and one woman across five events in Short track speed skating after thei... | [-0.010810515843331814, -0.004585172515362501, -0.015472052618861198, -0.02362642250955105, -0.01723838970065117, 0.038062576204538345, -0.01952267624437809, -0.004684778396040201, -0.025166986510157585, -0.03710636496543884, 0.02698644809424877, 0.021541347727179527, -0.02688020095229149, -0.020717941224575043, -0.019... |
Great Britain at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Skeleton==
{{main|Skeleton at the 2022 Winter Olympics|Skeleton at the 2022 Winter Olympics β Qualification}}
Following the conclusion of [[Skeleton at the 2022 Winter Olympics β Qualification|the qualification period in Skeleton]], Great Britain had qualified 2 sleds each... | [-0.00861392356455326, -0.006939723156392574, -0.005183454602956772, -0.013616827316582203, -0.016925834119319916, 0.03156687691807747, -0.027601322159171104, -0.01022246852517128, -0.007990201935172081, -0.023767074570059776, 0.018816694617271423, 0.0194732453674078, -0.013866315595805645, -0.012559782713651657, -0.01... |
Great Britain at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Snowboarding==
{{main|Snowboarding at the 2022 Winter Olympics|Snowboarding at the 2022 Winter Olympics β Qualification}}
Great Britain qualified three snowboarders for Beijing and their selection was confirmed on 22 January 2022. The squad includes reigning snowboard cros... | [-0.009669771417975426, -0.000966002990026027, -0.018001750111579895, -0.02570379711687565, -0.023378895595669746, 0.032418735325336456, -0.024963464587926865, -0.01059193816035986, -0.005162839312106371, -0.04036755859851837, 0.01783290132880211, 0.010630903765559196, -0.026937684044241905, -0.018521280959248543, -0.0... |
Great Britain at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Speed skating==
{{main|Speed skating at the 2022 Winter Olympics|Speed skating at the 2022 Winter Olympics β Qualification}}
On 4 January 2022, [[Team GB]] announced that [[Cornelius Kersten]] had been selected to represent his country in the men's 1000 and 1500m events. He... | [-0.013523846864700317, -0.013755244202911854, -0.019051656126976013, -0.030981436371803284, -0.0014060558751225471, 0.03990306332707405, -0.005723852664232254, 0.0009456730331294239, -0.017573287710547447, -0.04152283817529678, 0.022882554680109024, 0.0342981219291687, -0.02956734597682953, -0.024720873683691025, -0.0... |
Speed skating at the 2022 Winter Olympics
{{Short description|none}}
{{Use dmy dates|date=February 2018}}
{{Infobox Olympic event
| event = Speed Skating
| games = 2022 Winter
|image = [[Image:Speed skating pictogram.svg|80px]]
|caption = Speed skating pictogram
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Speed skating at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Qualification==
{{Main|Speed skating at the 2022 Winter Olympics β Qualification}}
A total quota of 166 athletes was allowed to compete at the Games (maximum 83 men and 83 women). For the 2018 Winter Olympics the total quota was 180 athletes (maximum 100 men and 80 women). ... | [-0.007682020775973797, -0.0017848260467872024, -0.002157943556085229, -0.02847968600690365, -0.02173449844121933, 0.028634747490286827, -0.028763966634869576, -0.005469159223139286, -0.021346842870116234, -0.03506981208920479, 0.030133679509162903, 0.023969972506165504, -0.01253416296094656, -0.03297647833824158, -0.0... |
Speed skating at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Qualification==
===Qualification times===
The following qualification times were released on July 1, 2021, and were unchanged from 2018.
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| 500 metres || align=center| 35.70 ||align=center| 39.50
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Speed skating at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Competition schedule==
The following was the competition schedule for all speed skating events. With the exception of the Team pursuit events, all rounds of each event were concluded within a single session.
<small>All times are local times.</small>
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Speed skating at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Medal summary==
===Medal table===
{{Medals table
| caption =
| host = CHN
| flag_template = flagIOC
| event = 2022 Winter
| team =
| gold_NED = 6 | silver_NED = 4 | bronze_NED = 2
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==Medal summary==
===Men's events===
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|- valign="top"
| 500 metres<br />{{DetailsLink|Speed skating at the 2022 Winter Olympics β Men's 500 metres}}
|{{flagIOCmedalist|[[Gao Tingyu]]|CHN|2022 Winter}} || 34.32 '''[[List of Olympic rec... | [-0.010334349237382412, -0.0010734739480540156, 0.0016172135947272182, -0.016239691525697708, -0.020787332206964493, 0.017320580780506134, -0.005256150383502245, -0.016015606001019478, -0.025572242215275764, -0.05520440638065338, 0.033270277082920074, 0.03595931828022003, -0.01600242406129837, -0.0190737284719944, -0.0... |
Speed skating at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Medal summary==
===Women's events===
{| {{MedalistTable|type=Event|columns=2}}
|- valign="top"
| 500 metres<br />{{DetailsLink|Speed skating at the 2022 Winter Olympics β Women's 500 metres}}
|{{flagIOCmedalist|[[Erin Jackson]]|USA|2022 Winter}} || 37.04
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==Participating nations==
27 nations sent speed skaters to compete in the speed skating events.
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* {{flagIOC|CAN|2022 Winter}}
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==Records==
===Olympic records===
{{see also|World and Olympic records set at the 2022 Winter Olympics}}
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Speed skating at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Controversy==
In the [[Speed skating at the 2022 Winter Olympics β Men's 500 metres|men's 500 metres event]], a false start was called in the last two heats, one of which included current [[2021β22 ISU Speed Skating World Cup|World Cup]] champion [[Laurent Dubreuil]]. This ... | [-0.009639854542911053, -0.01187372487038374, -0.0036292006261646748, -0.017401380464434624, -0.030133768916130066, 0.023022951558232307, -0.004977572709321976, -0.0053297593258321285, -0.029194604605436325, -0.03091193363070488, 0.026591775938868523, 0.03965958207845688, -0.021278787404298782, -0.039793748408555984, -... |
Oskar Eriksson
{{short description|Swedish curler from Karlstad|bot=PearBOT 5}}
{{Infobox curler
| name = Oskar Eriksson
| image = Niklas Edin Elite 10 2018.jpg
| caption = [[Niklas Edin]] and Oskar Eriksson watch their opponent throw his rock at the 2018 Elite 10 Grand Slam curling event in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
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Oskar Eriksson
{{MedalGold | [[2018 World Men's Curling Championship|2018 Las Vegas]] | }}
{{MedalGold | [[2019 World Men's Curling Championship|2019 Lethbridge]] | }}
{{MedalGold | [[2021 World Men's Curling Championship|2021 Calgary]] | }}
{{MedalGold | [[2022 World Men's Curling Championship|2022 Las Vegas]] | }}
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Oskar Eriksson
'''Oskar Ingemar Eriksson''' (born 29 May 1991) is a [[Sweden|Swedish]] [[Curling|curler]] from [[Karlstad]]. He currently plays third for the [[Niklas Edin]] rink. He is the first curler in history to win four Olympic medals β gold, silver, and two bronze βΒ and the first to secure two Olympic medals in... | [-0.02278643473982811, -0.017754005268216133, 0.020206356421113014, -0.039416443556547165, 0.001927075907588005, 0.023169614374637604, -0.02454906329512596, 0.0025513397995382547, -0.002618396421894431, -0.010646016336977482, -0.002519408240914345, 0.024561835452914238, -0.012625779956579208, -0.00944538600742817, 0.00... |
Oskar Eriksson
==Career==
===Career beginnings===
Eriksson began curling before he was six years old. He followed his older brothers [[Anders Eriksson (Karlstad curler)|Anders Eriksson]] and [[Markus Eriksson (curler)|Markus Eriksson]] into the sport, but his skill level advanced more rapidly. He was part of a curli... | [-0.002535053063184023, -0.02631642110645771, 0.017392512410879135, -0.03603385388851166, -0.004621309228241444, 0.03140278905630112, -0.01301511563360691, 0.0006675043841823936, -0.01520706620067358, -0.01719738356769085, -0.012832995504140854, 0.02059263177216053, -0.008904394693672657, -0.016455892473459244, 0.01476... |
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==Career==
=== Seniors I (2008β2014): Team LindstrΓΆm/Eriksson and Team Edin ===
Shortly after joining Team Lit in 2008, Eriksson played simultaneously with two teams. His official team during this period was Team Lit, alternatively known as Team LindstrΓΆm and eventually Team Eriksson. Eriksson skipped... | [-0.0005591345834545791, -0.02771756239235401, 0.018086226657032967, -0.02621791884303093, -0.009818791411817074, 0.03379370644688606, -0.012650015763938427, 0.011072804220020771, -0.0042726933024823666, -0.007472365163266659, -0.014673243276774883, 0.017465684562921524, -0.014608602970838547, -0.008209259249269962, 0.... |
Oskar Eriksson
==Career==
=== Seniors II (2014βpresent): Team Edin ===
In May 2014, Edin and Team Eriksson agreed to form a new Team Edin, with Edin skipping the team in the fourth position and Oskar Eriksson playing third along with, Kristian LindstrΓΆm playing second and Christoffer Sundgren in the lead position. F... | [-0.0036013976205140352, -0.029798399657011032, 0.007215785328298807, -0.02255013957619667, -0.010235893540084362, 0.03216252848505974, -0.008267952129244804, 0.007553517818450928, -0.007982177659869194, -0.011619297787547112, -0.004906863905489445, 0.020874466747045517, -0.010606099851429462, -0.016055284067988396, 0.... |
Oskar Eriksson
==Career==
===Mixed events===
Eriksson also currently competes in [[mixed doubles curling]] and has formerly competed in [[mixed curling]]. In mixed curling, his most successful run at the Swedish national championships occurred in [[Swedish Mixed Curling Championship|2008]], where his team β consisti... | [-0.01575578935444355, -0.03503315523266792, 0.013245036825537682, -0.02765089087188244, -0.022720683366060257, 0.04598917067050934, -0.006364922039210796, 0.02038601040840149, -0.008712639100849628, -0.024951014667749405, -0.013916744850575924, 0.017307892441749573, -0.006120367906987667, -0.009534340351819992, -0.003... |
Oskar Eriksson
==Career Milestones and Records==
On the World Curling Federation's list of records, Eriksson is ranked first among gold medal winners in federation-recognized events and is tied for first with Niklas Edin for overall medal wins. As an Olympian, he is the first curler in history to have won four Olympi... | [-0.006823779083788395, -0.027166487649083138, 0.011023522354662418, -0.031694237142801285, 0.0005639586597681046, 0.0214939396828413, -0.017737967893481255, 0.012856489047408104, -0.004739986266940832, -0.020644987002015114, -0.00786567572504282, 0.01895994506776333, -0.012251931242644787, -0.0051612467505037785, 0.00... |
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==Grand Slam record==
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==Teams==
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Alexandra Trusova
{{short description|Russian figure skater (born 2004)}}
{{family name hatnote|Vyacheslavovna|Trusova|lang=Eastern Slavic}}
{{use dmy dates|date=September 2021}}
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|name= Alexandra Trusova
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{{MedalSport|[[Figure skating]]: [[Single skating|Women's singles]]}}
{{MedalBronze|[[2021 World Figure Skating Championships|2021 Stockholm]]|Women's singles}}
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Alexandra Trusova
Trusova is accredited for leading the ladies figure skating technical revolution, becoming the first female skater to land the [[Quad (figure skating)|quad]] [[Lutz jump|Lutz]], quad [[Flip jump|flip]], and quad [[Toe loop jump|toe loop]] jumps; the second to land the quad [[Salchow jump|Salchow]] (a... | [-0.02123868651688099, 0.01411957386881113, 0.00321348849684, -0.043690260499715805, -0.00487131904810667, 0.005316263530403376, -0.029372932389378548, -0.022095616906881332, -0.012583690695464611, -0.02852918580174446, 0.0398142971098423, 0.022636141628026962, -0.008832973428070545, -0.012484814040362835, 0.0175604782... |
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== Personal life ==
Trusova was born on 23 June 2004 in [[Ryazan]]. a [[husky]] named Jack; a miniature royal [[poodle]] named Lana, which she received at [[Rostelecom Cup]] for winning the 2019 [[World Junior Figure Skating Championships]] and landing her first [[triple Axel]] in practice; a [[base... | [0.0002533025399316102, 0.008869356475770473, 0.005027532111853361, -0.018542582169175148, -0.02445102110505104, 0.017685122787952423, -0.019922558218240738, -0.006966866552829742, -0.019681397825479507, -0.03226194903254509, 0.023754335939884186, 0.02225377969443798, -0.015353902243077755, -0.018864130601286888, 0.015... |
Alexandra Trusova
== Career ==
=== Early career ===
Trusova began learning to skate in 2008.<ref name="ISU-1718"/> She trained in [[Ryazan]] under Olga Shevtsova before relocating to Moscow in 2015, where she was coached by Alexander Volkov.<ref name=fskate/> She joined the Khrustalny (Crystal) rink where [[Eteri Tu... | [-0.005264986772090197, 0.009197315201163292, -0.00045461390982382, -0.0215851329267025, -0.019261186942458153, 0.019838891923427582, -0.01143591944128275, -0.004086601547896862, -0.005882080178707838, -0.02201841212809086, 0.02258298732340336, 0.014416348189115524, -0.013182162307202816, -0.03177373856306076, -0.00581... |
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== Career ==
=== 2017β2018 season: Junior international debut ===
[[File:Photos β Junior World Championships 2018 β Ladies (Medalists) (1).jpg|thumb|285px|left|[[2018 World Junior Figure Skating Championships|2018 World Junior Championships]] podium. Left to right: Alena Kostornaia; Alexandra Truso... | [-0.007691007107496262, 0.004702968988567591, 0.005576798226684332, -0.015198739245533943, -0.021011177450418472, 0.014295455068349838, -0.013575445860624313, -0.008358651772141457, -0.011690330691635609, -0.030737847089767456, 0.015303468331694603, 0.025462143123149872, -0.024087579920887947, -0.024441039189696312, 0.... |
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== Career ==
=== 2018β2019 season: Second Junior World title ===
[[File:Alexandra Trusova at the Junior World Championships 2019 22.jpg|thumb|left|170px|Trusova at the [[2019 World Junior Figure Skating Championships|2019 World Junior Championships]]]]
Trusova began the season by competing in the [... | [-0.005400564055889845, 0.012291385792195797, 0.009174803271889687, -0.02335168793797493, -0.021731844171881676, 0.023144347593188286, -0.0062169660814106464, -0.006673762109130621, -0.012667189352214336, -0.026280369609594345, 0.02188734896481037, 0.028276018798351288, -0.02440134808421135, -0.02227611094713211, 0.006... |
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== Career ==
=== 2019β2020 season: Senior international debut ===
Trusova made her international senior debut at the [[2019 CS Ondrej Nepela Memorial]], where she won the gold medal and set several new world records. In the free skate, she became the [[List of highest scores in figure skating#Ladie... | [-0.01076206099241972, 0.0018457231344655156, -0.006623565685003996, -0.028453391045331955, -0.01803976483643055, 0.015068200416862965, -0.013049903325736523, -0.014976161532104015, -0.022523410618305206, -0.027427807450294495, 0.028532281517982483, 0.019012756645679474, -0.014897270128130913, -0.01969647966325283, 0.0... |
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== Career ==
=== 2020β2021 season: World bronze medal ===
Trusova performed at the 2020 Russian Test Skates and successfully executed a quad toe in combination.<ref name=IFS200914/> At the second stage of the Russian Cup held in [[Moscow]], Trusova made a mistake on her triple Axel jump in the shor... | [-0.0039043547585606575, 0.010680044069886208, 0.0015198270557448268, -0.022389808669686317, -0.020779220387339592, 0.01442928146570921, -0.021729731932282448, -0.009161867201328278, -0.022825459018349648, -0.023247908800840378, 0.015538210049271584, 0.024132411926984787, -0.019036617130041122, -0.010607435368001461, 8... |
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== Career ==
=== 2021β2022 season: Olympic silver medal ===
Trusova picked music from the American film ''[[Cruella (film)|Cruella]]'' for her free program, having watched it three times beforehand and persuading her coaches. She debuted her programs for the Olympic season at the 2021 Russian Test ... | [-0.013159246183931828, -0.0036460966803133488, -0.0026238576974719763, -0.03569512069225311, -0.017780965194106102, 0.01916614919900894, -0.020284950733184814, -0.010075880214571953, -0.017075054347515106, -0.022655745968222618, 0.02406756766140461, 0.0238944198936224, -0.013385670259594917, -0.009056971408426762, -0.... |
Alexandra Trusova
== Career ==
=== 2022β2023 season ===
Trusova opened her fourth senior season at the September 2022 Russian test skate event held in Moscow. She skated the short program segment, debuting a new program to [[Annie Lennox]]'s [[cover version|cover]] of "[[I Put a Spell on You]]" by [[Jay Hawkins]], b... | [-0.0008470052271150053, 0.002576709957793355, -0.003460249397903681, -0.013417704962193966, -0.017267651855945587, 0.02594851143658161, -0.008989929221570492, -0.00413550203666091, -0.018127676099538803, -0.013142229057848454, 0.03848603740334511, 0.020734621211886406, -0.010098553262650967, -0.029428917914628983, 0.0... |
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==Skating technique==
[[File:2019 Rostelecom Cup - Alexandra Trusova - 4T-1Eu-3S.webm|left|thumb|A jump combination of a quadruple toe loop, euler and triple salchow at the Rostelecom Cup.]]
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==Business and industry endorsements==
Trusova has represented [[Adidas]] as a brand ambassador since 2018. She has appeared in numerous digital advertisements for the brand, including a 30-second advertisement for their "Impossible is Nothing" campaign in April 2021. She became a brand ambassador f... | [-0.014388137497007847, -0.00021683803061023355, -0.01761236973106861, -0.005387154873460531, -0.015086720697581768, 0.027191026136279106, -0.021306803449988365, -0.01957377791404724, 0.004654985386878252, -0.037239883095026016, 0.025552041828632355, 0.0023258135188370943, -0.006542505230754614, -0.0359501913189888, -0... |
Alexandra Trusova
== Programs ==
[[File:Alexandra Trusova at the 2019 World Junior Championships - Gala 1.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Trusova performing her exhibition at the [[2019 World Junior Figure Skating Championships|2019 World Junior Championships]]]]
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== Programs ==
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* Game of Survival <br> {{small| by [[Ruelle (singer)|Ruelle]]}}
|-
! 2019β2020 <br> <ref name="ISU-1920"/>
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[[Peer Gynt (Grieg)|''Peer Gynt'']]
* Solveig's Song
* [[In the Hall of the Mountain King]] <br> {{small| by [[Edvard Grieg]] <br> choreo. by [[Daniil Gleikhengauz]]}}
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== Records and achievements ==
[[File:2017-2018 ISU Junior Grand Prix Final Alexandra Trusova jsfb dave6085.jpg|thumb|Trusova at the [[2017β18 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final|2017β18 JGP Final]].]]
*At 13 years old, born on the 23 June, she is the youngest woman to win at the [[World Junior Figu... | [-0.022818487137556076, 0.009560159407556057, 0.005209565628319979, -0.0390799380838871, -0.005589873529970646, 0.018412157893180847, -0.025310160592198372, -0.02023501507937908, -0.004275187849998474, -0.03315237537026405, 0.024103665724396706, 0.024051209911704063, -0.006924230605363846, -0.018648210912942886, 0.0155... |
Alexandra Trusova
== Records and achievements ==
=== Senior world record scores ===
Trusova has set four world record scores.
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Alexandra Trusova
== Records and achievements ==
=== Junior world record scores ===
Trusova has set six junior world record scores under the new +5/-5 GOE (Grade of Execution) system.
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Alexandra Trusova
== Records and achievements ==
=== Historical junior world record scores ===
Trusova had set three junior world record scores before season 2018β19. However, because of the introduction of the new +5/-5 GOE (Grade of Execution) system to replace the previous +3/-3 GOE system, the ISU decided that a... | [-0.019644971936941147, 0.0018924209289252758, 0.010539895854890347, -0.013087708503007889, -0.012618374079465866, 0.008716199547052383, -0.01433479506522417, -0.017646951600909233, -0.018961085006594658, -0.03880720213055611, 0.016305997967720032, 0.031512413173913956, -0.009882829152047634, -0.01448229979723692, 0.00... |
Alexandra Trusova
== Competitive highlights ==
{{external media
|video1=[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RCoEg2_Uc4 Alexandra's short program performance at the 2022 Olympics in Beijing]
|video2=[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xg4HKwY9V0E Alexandra's free skate performance at the 2022 Beijing Olympics]
}}
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Alexandra Trusova
== Detailed results ==
=== Senior level ===
[[File:2019 Rostelecom Cup Alexandra Trusova IMG 0606.jpg|thumb|210px|Trusova executing a [[Cantilever (figure skating)|Cantilever]] at the [[2019 Rostelecom Cup]]]]
''Small medals for short and free programs awarded only at [[ISU Figure Skating Champions... | [-0.02215529792010784, 0.010218348354101181, 0.016013629734516144, -0.025166179984807968, -0.006697881035506725, 0.023527514189481735, -0.02515285648405552, -0.012156770564615726, -0.015067733824253082, -0.03959443420171738, 0.01778552122414112, 0.032586805522441864, -0.027364389970898628, -0.017452459782361984, 0.0032... |
Alexandra Trusova
== Detailed results ==
=== Senior level ===
{| class="wikitable"
| style="background-color: #ffdead; " colspan=5 align=center | [[2022β23 figure skating season|'''2022β2023 season''']]
|-
! Date
! Event
! [[Short program (figure skating)|SP]]
! [[Free skating|FS]]
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|-
|19β20 November 2022
|2... | [-0.0028305654413998127, 0.012363008223474026, 0.0015586339868605137, -0.011965271085500717, -0.009167850017547607, 0.011229456402361393, -0.02823936566710472, -0.010619591921567917, -0.025428686290979385, -0.040807873010635376, 0.037334296852350235, 0.031262170523405075, -0.02489836886525154, -0.024368053302168846, 0.... |
Alexandra Trusova
== Detailed results ==
=== Senior level ===
| align=center | 3 <br> 163.33
| align=center bgcolor=silver | 2T/3P <br> 241.19
|-
| 25β26 December 2020
| [[2021 Russian Figure Skating Championships|2021 Russian Championships]]
| align=center | 4 <br> 75.76
| align=center | 3 <br> 170.61
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Alexandra Trusova
== Detailed results ==
=== Junior level ===
[[File:Alexandra Trusova at the Junior World Championships 2019 14.jpg|200px|thumb|Trusova at the [[2019 World Junior Figure Skating Championships|2019 World Junior Championships]].]]
[[File:Alexandra Trusova at the Junior Grand Prix Final 2017 28.jpg|20... | [-0.012584096752107143, 0.019549934193491936, 0.014655745588243008, -0.019858334213495255, -0.029284674674272537, 0.023934589698910713, -0.019442664459347725, 0.0006188968545757234, -0.00554451160132885, -0.032449137419462204, 0.01560776587575674, 0.02389436401426792, -0.028265610337257385, -0.01586253196001053, 0.0060... |
Alexandra Trusova
== Detailed results ==
=== Junior level ===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="background-color: #ffdead;" colspan=6 align=center | [[2018β19 figure skating season|2018β19 season]]
|-
! Date
! Event
! Level
! [[Short program (figure skating)|SP]]
! [[Free skating|FS]]
! Total
|-
| 21β26 March 2019
| [[2... | [-0.004337249789386988, 0.022978194057941437, 0.013176538050174713, -0.014870570041239262, -0.01485738717019558, 0.02156759984791279, -0.021448951214551926, -0.018746409565210342, -0.02388782985508442, -0.04513903334736824, 0.024032844230532646, 0.033669713884592056, -0.026128962635993958, -0.02572028525173664, 0.01711... |
Alexandra Trusova
== Detailed results ==
=== Junior level ===
| [[2018 World Junior Figure Skating Championships|2018 World Junior Championships]]
| Junior
| align=center bgcolor=gold | 1 <br> 72.03
| align=center bgcolor=gold | 1 <br> '''153.49*'''
| align=center bgcolor=gold | 1 <br> '''225.52*'''
|-
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Satsuki Fujisawa
{{short description|Japanese curler}}
{{Use dmy dates|date=March 2020}}
{{Infobox curler
| name = Satsuki Fujisawa
| image = Satsuki Fujisawa of Japan Ladies Curling Team at PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games (cropped).jpg
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Satsuki Fujisawa
==Career==
Fujisawa's junior career began with a championship at the 2008 [[Pacific Junior Curling Championships]] over China's Sun Yue. This qualified her and her Japanese team for the [[2008 World Junior Curling Championships]], where they finished seventh with a 3β6 record. Fujisawa defended her P... | [-0.012768037617206573, 0.011665857397019863, 0.002164524281397462, 0.004594634752720594, -0.02748813107609749, 0.024965066462755203, -0.013458561152219772, 0.003671723883599043, -0.00855186302214861, -0.0384833849966526, 0.0016134338220581412, 0.0020134723745286465, 0.013339047320187092, -0.02272086590528488, 0.001066... |
Satsuki Fujisawa
==Career==
Team Fujisawa began the [[2019β20 curling season|2019β20 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 Juic... | [-0.006532874424010515, 0.0006855536485090852, -0.002413746202364564, 0.007166586350649595, -0.0289052315056324, 0.02379572205245495, -0.011400180868804455, 0.0007904811063781381, -0.006171227432787418, -0.037398964166641235, 0.01547451876103878, 0.007365658413618803, 0.012568069621920586, -0.021884631365537643, 0.0073... |
Satsuki Fujisawa
==Career==
===Mixed doubles===
After the 2018 Olympics, Fujisawa was awarded a wild-card spot in the 2018 Japan Mixed Doubles Curling Championship with fellow Olympian [[Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi (curler)|Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi]]. Despite having never teamed together and having very little mixed doubles experi... | [-0.019871786236763, -0.002759970258921385, -0.017240723595023155, 0.008613751269876957, -0.031652066856622696, 0.032075151801109314, -0.0012841298012062907, 0.015098854899406433, -0.009744182229042053, -0.03191649168729782, 0.00802539847791195, -0.0007569259614683688, 0.011852997355163097, -0.018470315262675285, -0.00... |
Satsuki Fujisawa
==Personal life==
Fujisawa graduated from [[Hokkaido Kitami Hokuto High School]] in [[Kitami, Hokkaido|Kitami City]] in 2010. From then to early 2015, residing in [[Nagano Prefecture]], she was employed as a curler and office worker for [[Chubu Electric Power]], which has owned a competitive women's ... | [-0.012493827380239964, 0.015070218592882156, -0.011884861625730991, -0.00032246721093542874, -0.022029822692275047, 0.022404570132493973, -0.02639295905828476, 0.0021564732305705547, -0.007762634661048651, -0.03961620479822159, 0.0015458350535482168, 0.003140186658129096, 0.02255179174244404, -0.016341684386134148, -0... |
Satsuki Fujisawa
==Grand Slam record==
Fujisawa and her team became the first Asian team to win a Grand Slam event (excluding defunct Slams) at the [[2023 Canadian Open (curling)|2023 Canadian Open]]. China's [[Wang Bingyu]] had won the [[2010 Curlers Corner Autumn Gold Curling Classic]], which was considered a Slam ... | [-0.007608416024595499, 0.004163927864283323, 0.012807386927306652, 0.016234906390309334, -0.02364649623632431, 0.020103594288229942, -0.0036990069784224033, -0.0005001294775865972, -0.004153747111558914, -0.05967278778553009, 0.01666928641498089, 0.027230121195316315, -0.006301885936409235, -0.005134493112564087, -0.0... |
Satsuki Fujisawa
==Grand Slam record==
===Former events===
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|-
! Event
! [[2011β12 curling season|2011β12]]
! [[2012β13 curling season|2012β13]]
! [[2013β14 curling season|2013β14]]
! [[2014β15 curling season|2014β15]]
|-
| [[Autumn Gold Curling Classic|Autumn Gold]]
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Satsuki Fujisawa
==Teams==
===Women's===
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|-
! scope="col"| Season
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! scope="col"| Third
! scope="col"| Second
! scope="col"| Lead
! scope="col"| Alternate
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! scope="row"| 2007β08
| Satsuki Fujisawa || Shiori Fujisawa || Yui Okabe || Madoka Shinoo... | [-0.017555933445692062, 0.006081318017095327, -0.00981488823890686, 0.009821410290896893, -0.024181798100471497, 0.026816492900252342, -0.007395404390990734, -0.012775658629834652, -0.006276963744312525, -0.052093908190727234, 0.014438646845519543, 0.010995283722877502, 0.00942359771579504, -0.015938596799969673, 0.000... |
Satsuki Fujisawa
==Teams==
===Mixed doubles===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! scope="col"| Season
! scope="col"| Female
! scope="col"| Male
! scope="col"| Events
|-
! scope="row"| 2017β18
| Satsuki Fujisawa || [[Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi (curler)|Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi]] || {{WMDCC|2018|WMDCC 2018}}
|-
! scope="row"| 2018β19
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Nicole Hensley
{{Short description|American ice hockey player}}
{{Use mdy dates|date=December 2022}}
{{Infobox ice hockey player
| image_size =
| caption = Nicole Hensley playing for Team USA in 2017
| alt =
| image = NicoleHensley.jpg
| birth_date = {{birth date and age|1994|6|23}}
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Nicole Hensley
==Playing career==
=== USA Hockey ===
Hensley was named one of three goaltenders to compete for the [[United States women's national ice hockey team]] at the [[2016 IIHF Women's World Championship]] in Kamloops, British Columbia. Hensley was also named to the 2017 team, where she was in net for a shut... | [-0.02521517314016819, -0.02009354531764984, 0.0067196800373494625, -0.009116758592426777, 0.0024642101489007473, 0.017735762521624565, 0.018102530390024185, 0.01144834328442812, 0.00464352173730731, -0.032904163002967834, 0.0253592599183321, -0.0041654156520962715, -0.0024200016632676125, -0.026315471157431602, 0.0062... |
Nicole Hensley
==Playing career==
===NWHL===
On June 12, 2018, Hensley signed a contract with the [[Buffalo Beauts]] of the [[National Women's Hockey League]] (NWHL). In her debut for the Beauts, Hensley earned a shutout win over Finnish Olympian [[Meeri RΓ€isΓ€nen]] of the [[Connecticut Whale (PHF)|Connecticut Whale]... | [-0.043592628091573715, -0.012543919496238232, 0.008095009252429008, -0.009372816421091557, -0.017688598483800888, 0.01352736260741949, 0.011098859831690788, 0.01924069970846176, -0.0009901333833113313, -0.05742773413658142, 0.024070944637060165, 0.01259743981063366, 0.0018364298157393932, -0.012283005751669407, 0.0109... |
Nicole Hensley
==Playing career==
=== PWHPA ===
Hensley was scheduled to be one of three goaltenders to play in the PWHPA Dream Gap tour stop in [[Tokyo]], Japan, along with Kimberley Sass and Alex Cavalinni. | [-0.0208872202783823, -0.0011503815185278654, 0.015237287618219852, -0.0034199620131403208, -0.009014271199703217, 0.0341692790389061, 0.01986241154372692, 0.00154142698738724, -0.008515351451933384, -0.054935142397880554, 0.03581436723470688, 0.0037520136684179306, 0.010733523406088352, -0.02544492296874523, 0.0123314... |
Nicole Hensley
==Statistics==
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! [[Season (sports)|Season]]
! Team
! League
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Nicole Hensley
==Awards and honors==
* 2014β15 All-CHA First Team | [-0.010720604099333286, -0.00892611127346754, -0.004194875247776508, -0.021322017535567284, -0.00940287671983242, 0.030327588319778442, 0.005850310903042555, -0.004327309783548117, -0.021149851381778717, -0.039677493274211884, 0.0026188998017460108, -0.006244305055588484, 0.009806803427636623, -0.004078994505107403, 0.... |
Susanna Tapani
{{short description|Finnish ice hockey and ringette player}}
{{Use dmy dates|date=May 2019}}
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Susanna Tapani
== Education ==
Tapani studied sports management at the [[Turku University of Applied Sciences]]. | [-0.008940179832279682, -0.009998268447816372, 0.01942061446607113, -0.02951933443546295, -0.03602859005331993, 0.012650187127292156, -0.037367939949035645, 0.008344167843461037, -0.002127896761521697, -0.04419863969087601, 0.026840629056096077, 0.013875694014132023, 0.027537092566490173, -0.015335588715970516, 0.01151... |
Susanna Tapani
== Ice hockey career ==
Tapani has played ice hockey in Finland, Sweden, USA, and Russia.
Tapani played ice hockey in Finland in the [[Naisten Liiga (ice hockey)|Naisten Liiga]] with [[TPS Naiset]], [[Lukko Naiset]], [[Espoo Blues Naiset]], and [[HPK Kiekkonaiset]]. In Sweden, Tapani played in the [[Sw... | [0.006507593672722578, -0.019668836146593094, 0.0232001394033432, -0.02910728193819523, -0.0197856817394495, 0.007653319742530584, -0.017565634101629257, 0.018552321940660477, 0.0137487119063735, -0.05047685652971268, 0.02754935435950756, 0.00544950133189559, 0.008906153030693531, -0.01638420671224594, 0.01089251134544... |
Susanna Tapani
== Ice hockey career ==
===Training===
Tapani trained with several men's professional ice hockey players during the extended pause between the 2019β20 and 2020β21 seasons due to COVID-19. Under the direction of [[Ismo Lehkonen]], the group β which included NHLers [[Kaapo Kakko]], [[Artturi Lehkonen]],... | [-0.003136762883514166, -0.02404523827135563, 0.01772582344710827, -0.024818776175379753, -0.02515965700149536, 0.019390897825360298, -0.01499877404421568, 0.018355144187808037, -0.004008632153272629, -0.053964123129844666, 0.03673650696873665, 0.0004074595926795155, 0.0031613456085324287, -0.028188256546854973, 0.0169... |
Susanna Tapani
== Ice hockey career ==
=== International play ===
Tapani made three appearances with the [[Finland women's national under-18 ice hockey team|Finnish women's national under-18 ice hockey team]] at the [[IIHF World Women's U18 Championship|IIHF Women's World U18 Championship]], in [[2009 IIHF World Wom... | [-0.01269632950425148, -0.023060547187924385, 0.02730785682797432, -0.01864386536180973, -0.02780294232070446, 0.016507182270288467, -0.02313871867954731, 0.01293084304779768, 0.007641248870640993, -0.049899373203516006, 0.038616642355918884, 0.013132785446941853, 0.005833536386489868, -0.026057114824652672, -3.6413799... |
Susanna Tapani
== Ice hockey career ==
===Career statistics===
==== Regular season and playoffs ====
<small>Note: ''Italics'' indicate postseason [[Promotion and relegation|relegation]] series; statistics not included in playoff totals.</small>
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Susanna Tapani
== Ice hockey career ==
===International===
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! Team
! Event
! Result
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! GP
! G
! A
! Pts
! PIM
|-
| [[2009 IIHF World Women's U18 Champ... | [-0.003988517448306084, -0.011588659137487411, 0.0229413490742445, -0.01969023235142231, -0.03248495236039162, 0.010847981087863445, -0.02452757954597473, 0.0056107984855771065, 0.0019434599671512842, -0.056317735463380814, 0.04003593325614929, 0.02237764745950699, 0.005047096870839596, -0.01381724700331688, 0.00229577... |
Susanna Tapani
== Ringette career ==
{{Update|section|date=March 2023}}
Tapani began playing [[ringette]] as a child. At the international level of competition, Tapani has served as the captain of the Senior [[Finland national ringette team]]. She has also served as the captain of the {{interlanguage link|Raision Nuo... | [-0.008426410146057606, -0.013471771962940693, 0.008387095294892788, -0.028463706374168396, -0.024912294000387192, 0.016630038619041443, -0.017927417531609535, 0.023077618330717087, -0.014690522104501724, -0.0544637031853199, 0.02880443073809147, -0.0022491177078336477, -0.006886591669172049, -0.028620963916182518, 0.0... |
Susanna Tapani
== Ringette career ==
=== International play ===
Tapani played ringette for [[Finland national ringette team#Team Finland Junior|Team Finland Junior]] at the [[2009 World Junior Ringette Championships]] (U19) and the [[2012 World Junior Ringette Championships]]. She has also played for [[Finland natio... | [0.0015255507314577699, -0.019368987530469894, 0.015508146025240421, -0.023100269958376884, -0.02725909650325775, 0.018954399973154068, -0.010753351263701916, 0.007255272939801216, -0.001126348739489913, -0.05013911798596382, 0.020340675488114357, 0.009276384487748146, -7.009314140304923e-05, -0.024978868663311005, 0.0... |
Maxime Laoun
{{Use mdy dates|date=April 2022}}
{{Short description|Canadian short-track speed skater}}
{{Infobox speed skater
|name = Maxime Laoun
|image =
|birth_date = {{birth date and age|1996|8|12}}
|birth_place = [[Montreal]], [[Quebec]], Canada
|height = 1.79 m
|country = Canada
|sport = [[Short track speed ska... | [-0.01254644338041544, 0.027621429413557053, -0.0020793082658201456, -0.024348443374037743, -0.015235425904393196, 0.026235222816467285, -0.005641086492687464, -0.02329595386981964, -0.034372761845588684, -0.018534081056714058, 0.03732486814260483, 0.021396338939666748, -0.009106600657105446, -0.03303789719939232, -0.0... |
Maxime Laoun
==Career==
===Junior===
Laoun first represented Canada on the international stage at the 2014 World Junior Short Track Speed Skating Championships and competed for Canada at the 2015 and [[2016 World Junior Short Track Speed Skating Championships|2016 editions]]. Laoun's top placement came in 2016 when ... | [0.0047308774664998055, 0.0082732904702425, 0.013526173308491707, -0.03529937192797661, -0.023204609751701355, 0.029494935646653175, 0.0015192321734502912, -0.023204609751701355, -0.03238402307033539, -0.013893874362111092, 0.03196379169821739, 0.010243121534585953, -0.004986955318599939, -0.044334329664707184, 0.00688... |
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