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Ann-Renée Desbiens
== Personal life ==
Desbiens has a master's degree in accounting. She has named [[NHL]] goaltender [[Patrick Roy]] as a role model, her family being supporters of the [[Quebec Nordiques]] and then the [[Colorado Avalanche]]. | [-0.021544910967350006, -0.007038094103336334, 0.019405223429203033, -0.016363905742764473, -0.015018189325928688, 0.015246961265802383, -0.0022204311098903418, -0.0036065184976905584, -0.0009722796967253089, -0.026120346039533615, 0.04042530432343483, 0.01229984313249588, 0.008007009513676167, -0.01719824969768524, -0... |
Ann-Renée Desbiens
== Awards and honours ==
*WCHA Player of the Week (Recognized for games of November 4–6, 2016)
*2016 WCHA Player of the Year
*WCHA Offensive Player of the Month, January 2017
*WCHA Defensive Player of the Week (Week of February 14, 2017)
*2016-17 AHCA-CCM Women's University Division I All-Americ... | [-0.026811381801962852, 0.0038639542181044817, 0.031470756977796555, -0.008167221210896969, -0.020647693425416946, 0.01546912919729948, 0.003970453981310129, -0.008932690136134624, -0.011715003289282322, -0.040443386882543564, 0.034186508506536484, 0.015841878950595856, 0.0002171602100133896, -0.014577191323041916, -0.... |
Ann-Renée Desbiens
==Career statistics==
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Ann-Renée Desbiens
==Career statistics==
===Regular season and playoffs===
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Ann-Renée Desbiens
==Career statistics==
===International===
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Katharina Truppe
{{short description|Austrian alpine skier}}
{{Infobox alpine ski racer
| name = Katharina Truppe
| image = Katharina Truppe 02.JPG
| image_size = 210
| caption = January 2015
| disciplines = [[Slalom skiing|Slalom]], [[Giant slalom]]
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Katharina Truppe
==World Cup results==
===Season standings===
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| [[2015–16 FIS Alpine Ski World Cup|2016]] ||''20''|| 59 || 23 || 34 ||... | [-0.020762920379638672, 0.014503801241517067, 0.03429366648197174, -0.023221859708428383, -0.014385456219315529, 0.011689826846122742, -0.01998710446059704, 0.0005107724573463202, -0.005233465693891048, -0.05675286054611206, 0.006397188641130924, 0.03424106910824776, -0.019842462614178658, -0.009119116701185703, 0.0016... |
Katharina Truppe
==World Cup results==
===Race podiums===
*3 podiums (3 [[Slalom skiing|SL]])<!-- 3 through 10 Jan 2023 -->; 34 top tens
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Katharina Truppe
==World Championship results==
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| [[FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2017|2017]]
| ''21''
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== Olympic results<!-- [[File:Olympic rings.svg|50px]] --> ==
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Nordic combined at the 2022 Winter Olympics
{{Short description|none}}
{{Use dmy dates|date=August 2021}}
{{Infobox Olympic event
|event = Nordic combined
|games = 2022 Winter
|image = [[File:Nordic combined pictogram.svg|80px]]
|caption = Nordic combined pictogram
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Nordic combined at the 2022 Winter Olympics
== Qualification ==
{{Main|Nordic combined at the 2022 Winter Olympics – Qualification}}
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Nordic combined at the 2022 Winter Olympics
== Competition schedule ==
The following is the [[competition]] schedule for all three events.
<small>All times are ([[Time in China|UTC+8]]).</small>
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== Medal summary ==
=== Medal table ===
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Nordic combined at the 2022 Winter Olympics
== Medal summary ==
=== Medalists ===
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Nordic combined at the 2022 Winter Olympics
== Participating nations ==
A total of 55 athletes (all men) from 18 nations (including the IOC's designation of ROC for the Russian Olympic Committee) qualified to participate.
''The numbers in parenthesis represents the number of participants entered.''
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Evan Bates
{{short description|American ice dancer}}
{{Infobox figure skater
|name= Evan Bates
|image= 2017-18 Grand Prix (France) Chock and Bates.jpg
|caption= Chock/Bates at the 2017 Internationaux de France
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Evan Bates
'''Evan Bates''' (born February 23, 1989) is an American [[ice dancer]]. With his skating partner, [[Madison Chock]], he is a [[Figure skating at the 2022 Winter Olympics – Team event|2022 Olympic team event]] silver medalist, the [[2023 World Figure Skating Championships|2023 World]] champion, a three-time... | [-0.03257014974951744, 0.002240008907392621, 0.015545434318482876, -0.00805819220840931, -0.02948182448744774, 0.026082072407007217, -0.021190062165260315, -0.007753252517431974, -0.017037691548466682, -0.009699676185846329, -0.004940670914947987, 0.018127689138054848, -0.011490385048091412, -0.008492893539369106, 0.00... |
Evan Bates
== Personal life ==
Evan Bates was born in [[Ann Arbor, Michigan]].<ref name="ISU-1415"/> He graduated from [[Huron High School (Ann Arbor, Michigan)|Huron High School]] in 2007 and from the [[University of Michigan]] in December 2013 with a degree in Organizational Studies.
After partnering on ice for se... | [-0.020031405612826347, -0.01833493448793888, 0.014250354841351509, -0.004844728857278824, -0.032546140253543854, 0.02964909002184868, -0.013663114979863167, -0.001477071433328092, -0.02176702581346035, -0.012586507946252823, -0.008854272775352001, 0.007353548426181078, 0.01431560330092907, -0.01154905091971159, 0.0116... |
Evan Bates
== Early career ==
Evan Bates began skating at age four. He trained as a [[single skating|single skater]] and tested up to the Junior level in the [[USFSA]] testing structure; landing jumps through the double axel.<ref name=ST070205/> He began training with [[ice dancing]] coaches [[Yuri Chesnichenko]] and... | [-0.016988879069685936, 0.0023391207214444876, 0.011518221348524094, -0.014813878573477268, -0.011365706101059914, 0.015039335936307907, -0.014270128682255745, -0.0029989152681082487, -0.009137656539678574, -0.009853815659880638, -0.0024253251031041145, 0.012844441458582878, 0.006097296718508005, -0.008613799698650837,... |
Evan Bates
== Early career ==
=== First five seasons with Samuelson ===
Bates teamed up with [[Emily Samuelson]] in May 2000 following the suggestion of one of their coaches, Gary Clark.<ref name=ST070205/> After competing on the juvenile level for one season, they moved up a level and won the U.S. national intermed... | [-0.01261638943105936, -0.005912075750529766, 0.008457140065729618, -0.012794642709195614, -0.016584182158112526, 0.036680616438388824, -0.012708817608654499, -0.010873465798795223, -0.02137722074985504, -0.024598989635705948, -0.008457140065729618, 0.007770534139126539, 0.0034891481045633554, -0.023450244218111038, 0.... |
Evan Bates
== Early career ==
=== 2005–2006 season ===
Samuelson/Bates moved up to the junior level. They debuted on the [[ISU Junior Grand Prix]]. At the [[2005–06 ISU Junior Grand Prix]] event in Slovakia, they placed sixth in the compulsory dance, tenth in the original dance, and 6th in the free dance to place ei... | [-0.01954137347638607, 0.00027888279873877764, 0.003532376606017351, -0.0149026308208704, -0.03175140172243118, 0.037776436656713486, -0.014462749473750591, -0.010117259807884693, -0.015089246444404125, -0.021407535299658775, -0.017821839079260826, 0.026726095005869865, 0.007651261053979397, -0.02391352318227291, 0.018... |
Evan Bates
== Early career ==
=== 2006–2007 season ===
Samuelson/Bates remained on the junior level. They competed on the [[2006–07 ISU Junior Grand Prix]]. At their event in Mexico, they won all three competition segments and the gold medal overall. At their event in Taipei, they placed second in the compulsory dan... | [-0.019829893484711647, 0.002720892895013094, 0.004870028235018253, -0.011058461852371693, -0.02673134207725525, 0.030861448496580124, -0.003961942624300718, -0.0048263054341077805, -0.009592072106897831, -0.03330991789698601, -0.009598799049854279, 0.026287389919161797, 0.009255744516849518, -0.02576271817088127, 0.01... |
Evan Bates
== Early career ==
=== 2007–2008 season ===
[[File:Samuelson & Bates 2007 JGP USA CD.jpg|thumb|right|180px|Samuelson and Bates at the 2007–08 Junior Grand Prix event in Lake Placid, New York]]
Samuelson/Bates remained juniors internationally but moved up to seniors nationally. They began their season on ... | [-0.013190263882279396, 0.006038269493728876, 0.0017032951582223177, -0.012680365703999996, -0.024327516555786133, 0.03719573840498924, -0.009909471496939659, -0.009205006062984467, -0.017376797273755074, -0.02954726479947567, -0.011814880184829235, 0.02949359081685543, 0.0005337998154573143, -0.017940368503332138, 0.0... |
Evan Bates
== Early career ==
=== 2008–2009 season: Bronze at Four Continents ===
Making their senior international debut, Samuelson/Bates won gold at the [[2008 Nebelhorn Trophy]] after placing second in the compulsory dance and first in the next two segments. They finished fourth in their senior Grand Prix debut a... | [-0.018339304253458977, 0.0003029020444955677, 0.0016853512497618794, -0.02201521396636963, -0.01713188923895359, 0.03576634079217911, -0.02036507986485958, -0.0008531566709280014, -0.018205147236585617, -0.030346384271979332, -0.010336820967495441, 0.018835686147212982, -0.007579888217151165, -0.021652989089488983, 0.... |
Evan Bates
== Early career ==
=== 2009–2010 season: 2010 Olympics ===
Samuelson/Bates finished fifth at the [[2009 Skate Canada International]] and fourth at the [[2009 Trophee Eric Bompard]]. After taking the bronze medal at the [[2010 U.S. Figure Skating Championships|2010 U.S. Championships]], they were named to ... | [-0.02268519252538681, -0.011849566362798214, 0.0021377212833613157, -0.01737215369939804, -0.019102608785033226, 0.030742628499865532, -0.01730455830693245, 0.002208696911111474, -0.018859263509511948, -0.021279197186231613, 0.0012615090236067772, 0.02730875462293625, 0.0030773046892136335, -0.017885882407426834, 0.00... |
Evan Bates
== Early career ==
=== 2010–2011 season: Injury and end of partnership ===
In September 2010, Bates sustained a complete laceration of his Achilles tendon after Samuelson struck him with her skate blade as she came down from a lift.<ref name=IN100929/> As a result, they missed the entire [[2010–11 figure ... | [-0.01058210339397192, -0.006850589998066425, 0.01578279584646225, -0.01614423468708992, -0.024698268622159958, 0.027790572494268417, -0.025541624054312706, 0.011291593313217163, -0.011827057227492332, -0.017683692276477814, 0.007550039794296026, 0.021766602993011475, 0.014323657378554344, -0.020146826282143593, 0.0081... |
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==Chock and Bates==
=== 2011–2012 season: First season with Chock ===
On July 1, 2011, Bates and [[Madison Chock]] announced their partnership and that they would continue to be coached by Shpilband and Zueva.<ref name=IN110701/><ref name=IN110902/> They finished fourth at the [[2011 Skate Canada Internat... | [-0.01844429410994053, -0.004638237413018942, 0.015347607433795929, -0.011143992654979229, -0.02102486416697502, 0.029880298301577568, -0.0076738037168979645, -0.021799035370349884, -0.022220076993107796, -0.01810474507510662, -0.0018607276724651456, 0.020060546696186066, 0.005799494218081236, -0.010322284884750843, -0... |
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==Chock and Bates==
=== 2012–2013 season ===
Chock/Bates finished fourth at the 2012 [[U.S. International Figure Skating Classic|U.S. International Classic]] and then won gold at the [[2012 Nebelhorn Trophy]].<ref name=GS120930/> They then competed at the [[2012 Cup of China]] and finished fourth. At the ... | [-0.02184150367975235, -0.0003684154653456062, 0.015620309859514236, -0.021195145323872566, -0.022137749940156937, 0.027052761986851692, -0.017074614763259888, -0.005295420065522194, -0.019121414050459862, -0.02088543213903904, -0.0021259107161313295, 0.014300663024187088, 0.0028395974077284336, -0.005958609748631716, ... |
Evan Bates
==Chock and Bates==
=== 2013–2014 season: 2014 Olympics ===
Chock/Bates were assigned to two Grand Prix events, the [[2013 Cup of China]] and [[2013 Rostelecom Cup]], and won bronze at both. They won the silver medal at the [[2014 U.S. Figure Skating Championships|2014 U.S. Championships]] and were named ... | [-0.01966986060142517, -0.007874726317822933, 0.02911139279603958, -0.01873384602367878, -0.026479700580239296, 0.026004912331700325, -0.006898016668856144, -0.012242792174220085, -0.022315116599202156, -0.022274421527981758, -0.006592794321477413, 0.02463480457663536, 0.0007244782755151391, -0.0053481669165194035, 0.0... |
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==Chock and Bates==
=== 2014–2015 season: World silver medal ===
Chock/Bates took silver at the [[2014 Nebelhorn Trophy]], an [[ISU Challenger Series]] event, and then won both their Grand Prix events at the [[2014 Skate America]] and [[2014 Rostelecom Cup]]. The team went on to win the silver at the [[20... | [-0.020643282681703568, -0.0013916629832237959, 0.022401884198188782, -0.02532386966049671, -0.0236599612981081, 0.027758857235312462, -0.012114062905311584, -0.014177038334310055, -0.022848298773169518, -0.0322500579059124, -0.014001177623867989, 0.024106375873088837, -0.0033836180809885263, 0.0036930644419044256, 0.0... |
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==Chock and Bates==
=== 2015–2016 season: World bronze medal ===
Chock/Bates won gold at the [[2015 Nebelhorn Trophy]], again an [[ISU Challenger Series]] event. At the event, they received comments that "[[Dark Eyes (Russian song)|Dark Eyes]]" was not suitable for a polka rhythm.<ref name=IN151024/><ref ... | [-0.019831478595733643, 0.0021658779587596655, 0.017817026004195213, -0.016483129933476448, -0.023751497268676758, 0.027725959196686745, -0.007431700360029936, -0.01668729819357395, -0.021587319672107697, -0.02387399785220623, -0.018973974511027336, 0.0155847929418087, -0.0037430725060403347, -0.009759210981428623, -0.... |
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==Chock and Bates==
===2016–2017 season===
Chock/Bates began their season with silver medals at four international events, the [[2016 CS Nebelhorn Trophy]], [[2016 CS Ondrej Nepela Memorial]], [[2016 Skate Canada International]], and [[2016 Rostelecom Cup]]. In December, they placed sixth in the short dan... | [-0.022782009094953537, -0.0024100318551063538, 0.020008070394396782, -0.021642223000526428, -0.025803131982684135, 0.028055241331458092, -0.010258084163069725, -0.004116279538720846, -0.02492425963282585, -0.024031655862927437, -0.013093818910419941, 0.018936945125460625, 0.002585119567811489, -0.004569447599351406, 0... |
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==Chock and Bates==
===2017–2018 season: 2018 Olympics===
Chock competed with an injury after bone fragments chipped off her right ankle in August 2017, just before Champs Camp.<ref name=IN180411/><ref name=DFP180219/> She and Bates won silver medals at the [[2017 Cup of China]] and [[2017 Internationaux ... | [-0.026900749653577805, 0.003892270615324378, 0.01964246854186058, -0.02144678682088852, -0.03461011126637459, 0.02908780239522457, -0.009513679891824722, -0.008645692840218544, -0.028322333469986916, -0.014543901197612286, -0.005026804283261299, 0.029497874900698662, 0.007381303235888481, -0.00336088496260345, -0.0093... |
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==Chock and Bates==
===2018–2019 season: Four Continents gold===
Chock and Bates were initially assigned to two [[2018–19 ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating|Grand Prix]] events, the [[2018 Grand Prix of Helsinki|newly created Helsinki Grand Prix]] and the [[2018 Rostelecom Cup|Rostelecom Cup]]. Chock's rec... | [-0.014467324130237103, 0.00223850691691041, 0.03213154524564743, -0.027620667591691017, -0.02732265181839466, 0.03286303952336311, -0.010159637778997421, -0.01487370952963829, -0.02607640251517296, -0.033269427716732025, -0.0009101341711357236, 0.024599868804216385, -0.009820982813835144, -0.011548121459782124, 0.0082... |
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==Chock and Bates==
===2019–2020 season: Second Four Continents and national titles===
Beginning the season on the [[2019-20 ISU Challenger Series|Challenger series]], Chock/Bates won gold at the [[2019 CS U.S. International Figure Skating Classic|2019 CS U.S. Classic]], winning by almost 14 points over s... | [-0.020637331530451775, 0.003125627525150776, 0.019108640030026436, -0.02459554933011532, -0.01953175850212574, 0.023872150108218193, -0.005834959447383881, -0.011929250322282314, -0.014413373544812202, -0.027093321084976196, -0.011478832922875881, 0.02421337552368641, -0.006500349845737219, -0.0054800850339233875, 0.0... |
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==Chock and Bates==
===2020–2021 season===
Chock and Bates remained in Montreal during the pandemic and were off-ice for three months before the rink reopened for training.<ref name=ESPN201022/> The duo lost a month of training to an injury to Chock. She suffered a concussion after fainting after a walk o... | [-0.026106972247362137, -0.009610733017325401, 0.024382146075367928, -0.015785610303282738, -0.014612728729844093, 0.035269249230623245, 0.005854060873389244, -0.018283160403370857, -0.019055882468819618, -0.027542026713490486, -0.015206069685518742, 0.025803402066230774, -0.004408656153827906, 0.000586009758990258, 0.... |
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==Chock and Bates==
===2021–2022 season: 2022 Olympics and third national title===
The team selected a medley of [[Billie Eilish]] songs to perform for their rhythm dance while, following the success of their Egyptian Snake Dance program, aimed to replicate that success with a new "Contact" program built ... | [-0.013557126745581627, -0.010052749887108803, 0.006630830001085997, -0.025643790140748024, -0.025616304948925972, 0.03218529373407364, -0.0055245463736355305, -0.03413674980401993, -0.01923971436917782, -0.02377478964626789, -0.010664298199117184, 0.01067804079502821, -0.008898367173969746, -0.007077466230839491, 0.00... |
Evan Bates
==Chock and Bates==
===2022–2023 season: World champions===
With another Olympic cycle, the two faced questions about retirement, to which Bates responded, "these are the most enjoyable years of our career. We're not ready to step away from competitive ice just yet." With Hubbell/Donohue retired and Papad... | [-0.008317934349179268, -0.0006608383846469223, 0.010805796831846237, -0.020518027245998383, -0.019151071086525917, 0.0248922910541296, 0.00011362831719452515, -0.011673814617097378, -0.027407491579651833, -0.032260190695524216, -0.0002601490414235741, 0.02517935261130333, -0.01804383471608162, -0.01248031947761774, 0.... |
Evan Bates
== Programs ==
=== With Chock ===
[[File:Madison Chock and Evan Bates - 2019 Internationaux de France.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Chock/Bates at the [[2019 Internationaux de France]]]]
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! Season
! [[Short dance]]
! [[Free dance (figure skating)|Free dance]]
! Exh... | [-0.03924456983804703, -0.005224849097430706, 0.008527379482984543, 0.0026373681612312794, -0.012591521255671978, 0.029905693605542183, -0.012844282202422619, -0.018478207290172577, -0.023560045287013054, -0.018451599404215813, -0.01799928955733776, 0.007190403528511524, 0.015218911692500114, -0.005035277921706438, -0.... |
Evan Bates
== Programs ==
=== With Chock ===
* [[La Revancha del Tango|Santa María]] <br>{{small| by [[Gotan Project]] }} <br> {{small| choreo. by [[Christopher Dean]] }}
|-
! 2016–2017 <br> <ref name="IN160816"/><ref name="ISU-1617"/>
|
* {{small|Blues: }} [[Bad to the Bone]] <br> {{small| by [[George Thorogood]] }... | [-0.02340872585773468, -0.007508202455937862, 0.003451460972428322, 0.003665689378976822, -0.0033868523314595222, 0.026183495298027992, -0.00418595876544714, -0.008875184692442417, -0.024972934275865555, -0.03955408185720444, -0.011615950614213943, 0.015941329300403595, 0.008501134812831879, -0.0008547891629859805, -0.... |
Evan Bates
== Programs ==
=== With Samuelson ===
[[File:2008 Skate America Emily SAMUELSON Evan BATES.jpg|thumb|right|Samuelson and Bates perform their original dance at the 2008 Skate America.]]
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! Season
! [[Original dance]]
! [[Free dance (figure skating)|Free dan... | [-0.03287361189723015, -0.013386396691203117, 0.007551125716418028, 0.003285318613052368, -0.02148904651403427, 0.025914864614605904, -0.004647108726203442, -0.02079453505575657, -0.01493883691728115, -0.0361691452562809, -0.024239862337708473, 0.03366345167160034, 0.004694771021604538, -0.012787208892405033, -0.004279... |
Evan Bates
== Competitive highlights ==
''GP: [[ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating|Grand Prix]]; CS: [[ISU Challenger Series|Challenger Series]]; JGP: [[ISU Junior Grand Prix|Junior Grand Prix]]'' | [-0.023803310468792915, 0.016670331358909607, 0.026661844924092293, 0.0057237474247813225, -0.02484520524740219, 0.02938680164515972, -0.00798786710947752, -0.005820590537041426, -0.02268126793205738, -0.03788226097822189, -0.010198555886745453, 0.021158497780561447, -0.004104134161025286, -0.02170616015791893, 0.00712... |
Evan Bates
== Competitive highlights ==
=== With Chock ===
[[Image:2011 TEB Short 611 Madison Chock Evan Bates.JPG|right|thumb|200px|Chock and Bates at the 2011 Trophée Éric Bompard]] | [-0.028546547517180443, 0.002937826095148921, 0.022778213024139404, -0.0037829542998224497, -0.02508554793894291, 0.04292714223265648, -0.013340950012207031, -0.02155747264623642, -0.03554903715848923, -0.0064055342227220535, -0.0033151155803352594, 0.015534259378910065, 0.01892818510532379, -0.014286688528954983, 0.00... |
Evan Bates
== Competitive highlights ==
=== With Chock ===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! colspan="13" style="background-color: #ffdead; " align="center" | International<ref name="ISU-MCEB"/>
|-
! Event
! [[2011–12 figure skating season|11–12]]
! [[2012–13 figure skating season|12–13]]
! [[2013–... | [-0.022510314360260963, 0.005943238735198975, 0.01967276632785797, -0.0031667856965214014, -0.015043080784380436, 0.02332492172718048, -0.017853476107120514, -0.020772485062479973, -0.035055264830589294, -0.042332425713539124, -0.005366225261241198, 0.027139998972415924, -0.008213956840336323, -0.0029529512394219637, -... |
Evan Bates
== Competitive highlights ==
=== With Chock ===
| align=left | {{small|GP}} [[Skate Canada International|Skate Canada]] || 4th || || || || || bgcolor="silver" | 2nd || || || || || ||
|-
| align="left" | {{small|CS}} [[Finlandia Trophy|Finlandia]] || || || || || || || || || bgcolor="gold" | 1st || || bgco... | [-0.026467861607670784, 0.007084284443408251, 0.026413679122924805, -0.005753441248089075, -0.015997208654880524, 0.030341867357492447, -0.015536662191152573, -0.012834339402616024, -0.023758765310049057, -0.04488971084356308, 0.004188938532024622, 0.02161858044564724, -0.0037250060122460127, -0.006478124298155308, 0.0... |
Evan Bates
== Competitive highlights ==
=== With Samuelson ===
[[File:2008 WJC Ice Dancing Podium.jpg|thumb|right|Samuelson/Bates (center) on the 2008 Junior World podium]]
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! style="background-color: #ffdead; " colspan=8 align=center | International<ref name="ISU-ES... | [-0.02216765470802784, 0.0017776265740394592, 0.015679234638810158, -0.0006220856448635459, -0.015144106931984425, 0.029324984177947044, -0.014622357673943043, -0.007010169792920351, -0.016441790387034416, -0.038769982755184174, -0.010408229194581509, 0.03844890743494034, 0.0066991266794502735, -0.013117311522364616, 0... |
Evan Bates
== Detailed results ==
=== With Chock ===
{| class="wikitable"
| style="background-color: #ffdead; " colspan=5 align=center | [[2022–23 figure skating season|'''2022–23 season''']]
|-
! Date
! Event
! [[Rhythm dance|RD]]
! [[Free dance (ice dance)|FD]]
! Total
|-|-
| April 13–16, 2023
| [[2023 ISU World T... | [-0.013386061415076256, 0.005676282569766045, 0.013466862961649895, 0.0009435220854356885, -0.012234644964337349, 0.00388519000262022, -0.023822881281375885, -0.02442888915538788, -0.04058912396430969, -0.028307346627116203, 0.011217896826565266, 0.04503319039940834, -0.006188023369759321, -0.0030603446066379547, -0.00... |
Evan Bates
== Detailed results ==
=== With Chock ===
| align=center bgcolor=gold | 1 <br> 221.86
|-
| December 5–8, 2019
| [[2019–20 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final|2019–20 Grand Prix Final]]
| align=center | 3 <br> 81.67
| align=center | 2 <br> 129.01
| align=center bgcolor=silver | 2 <br> 210.68
|-
| November 8... | [-0.013896862044930458, 0.015147983096539974, 0.02621973305940628, -0.002142376732081175, -0.012753363698720932, 0.013829597271978855, -0.027026908472180367, -0.030269060283899307, -0.034708522260189056, -0.03653812035918236, 0.007843050174415112, 0.043587446212768555, -0.010728700086474419, 0.0007663957658223808, -0.0... |
Evan Bates
== Detailed results ==
=== With Chock ===
| align=center | 2 <br> 79.96
| align=center | 1 <br> 119.08
| align=center bgcolor=silver | 2 <br> 199.04
|-
| December 8–11, 2016
| [[2016–17 Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final|2016–17 Grand Prix Final]]
| align=center | 6 <br> 70.87
| align=center | 4 <br> 108.... | [-0.01942538283765316, 0.014646442607045174, 0.026156283915042877, -0.011287722736597061, -0.011819464154541492, 0.014323359355330467, -0.02339661493897438, -0.030531371012330055, -0.036373794078826904, -0.0360507108271122, 0.006131851579993963, 0.044531647115945816, -0.006421280559152365, -0.002133695874363184, 0.0052... |
Evan Bates
== Detailed results ==
=== With Chock ===
| align=center bgcolor=gold | 1 <br> 174.28
|-
| October 24–26, 2014
| [[2014 Skate America]]
| align=center | 1 <br> 68.96
| align=center | 1 <br> 102.07
| align=center bgcolor=gold | 1 <br> 171.03
|-
| September 24–27, 2014
| [[2014 CS Nebelhorn Trophy]]
| align... | [-0.013295811600983143, 0.008471427485346794, 0.02153041772544384, -0.0059814234264194965, -0.01351233385503292, 0.013539399020373821, -0.024872979149222374, -0.027931353077292442, -0.032667774707078934, -0.03837854415178299, 0.006593775004148483, 0.039217568933963776, -0.006062619388103485, -8.288737444672734e-05, 0.0... |
Hayley Scamurra
{{Short description|American ice hockey player}}
{{Use mdy dates|date=April 2019}}
{{Infobox ice hockey player
| name = Hayley Scamurra
| image = HayleyScamurra.jpg
| caption = Hayley Scamurra playing for Team NWHL in 2018
| image_size =
| position = [[Forward (ice hockey)|Forward]]
| shoots = Left
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Hayley Scamurra
==Playing career==
===College hockey===
Scamurra played four seasons as a forward for the Northeastern Huskies, where she played in 123 games and scored 111 points, tied for 21st all-time in school history. She was often paired with [[Patty Kazmaier Award|Kazmaier Award winner]] [[Kendall Coyne]] as ... | [-0.018754631280899048, -0.004210290033370256, 0.00676922919228673, -0.027050703763961792, -0.03840046748518944, 0.01999969780445099, 0.007955318316817284, 0.002134633483365178, -0.003271575551480055, -0.03368232026696205, 0.037640321999788284, -0.013721941038966179, 0.0036336276680231094, -0.0097573883831501, 0.002796... |
Hayley Scamurra
==Playing career==
===Professional hockey===
In the [[2016 NWHL Draft]], Scamurra was chosen by the [[Buffalo Beauts]] as the 10th overall pick and the third chosen by Buffalo. She signed with the Beauts on March 10, 2017, to help with the end of season push for the [[Isobel Cup]] and was able to app... | [-0.032653603702783585, -0.01905013993382454, 0.01508411392569542, -0.028396736830472946, -0.037835877388715744, 0.02408699132502079, 0.005691245663911104, 0.013292793184518814, 0.008692204020917416, -0.0459001287817955, 0.036698948591947556, -0.001017946400679648, 0.0018524640472605824, -0.008936775848269463, -0.00699... |
Hayley Scamurra
==Playing career==
=== International hockey ===
On January 25, 2019, Scamurra was named to the [[United States women's national ice hockey team|U.S. Women's National Team]] Roster for the 2019 Rivalry Series against [[Canada women's national ice hockey team|Team Canada]] February 12–17, 2019 in Londo... | [-0.03349288925528526, -0.02265922911465168, 5.011856774217449e-05, -0.02725806087255478, -0.030323948711156845, 0.015161974355578423, 0.003709981683641672, -0.004289666190743446, 0.0007056855247355998, -0.030710404738783836, 0.03527059033513069, -0.015226383693516254, -0.0012326349969953299, -0.014427706599235535, -0.... |
Hayley Scamurra
==Career statistics==
===NCAA – Northeastern===
{| class="wikitable" style="width:80%;"
|- align="center" style="background:indianred; color:black;"
| '''Season''' || '''GP''' ||'''G''' || '''A''' || '''Pts'''|| '''PIM'''|| '''PPG'''|| '''SHG'''||'''+/-'''
|- style="text-align:center;" bgcolor="... | [-0.02599341608583927, 0.004549862816929817, 0.02331424131989479, -0.036182403564453125, -0.02327364683151245, 0.00801046472042799, 0.009640973061323166, 0.0003441996523179114, -0.011393262073397636, -0.04938884451985359, 0.04329980909824371, 0.011968337930738926, 0.00041735265403985977, -0.0013142168754711747, -0.0012... |
Hayley Scamurra
==Career statistics==
===NWHL – Buffalo Beauts===
{| class="wikitable" style="width:80%;"
|- style="text-align:center;" bgcolor=""
| colspan="9" |'''Regular Season'''
| colspan="8" |'''Playoffs'''
|- align="center" style="background:deepskyblue; color:black;"
| '''Season''' || '''GP''' ||'''G''' |... | [-0.026463204994797707, 0.002746024401858449, 0.029504338279366493, -0.021074527874588966, -0.02785038948059082, -0.0032078633084893227, 0.009176756255328655, 0.00639238441362977, -0.006609132047742605, -0.05756814032793045, 0.0350530743598938, 0.013858502730727196, -0.00020195032993797213, 0.002115789335221052, -0.006... |
Hayley Scamurra
==Career statistics==
===International – USA===
{| class="wikitable"
|- align="center" style="background:DarkBlue; color:white;"
|'''Event'''
| '''GP'''
| '''G'''
| '''A'''
| '''Pts'''
| '''PIM'''
| '''PPG'''
| '''SHG'''
| '''+/-'''
|- style="text-align:center;" bgcolor=""
|2... | [-0.0215489249676466, 0.004926812835037708, 0.026052288711071014, -0.02519194409251213, -0.01709933392703533, 0.010176255367696285, 0.006902915425598621, -0.004590741358697414, -0.01502913236618042, -0.05159374698996544, 0.040543705224990845, 0.009779689833521843, -0.0031036233995109797, -0.0072255441918969154, -0.0001... |
Hayley Scamurra
==Awards and honors==
*NWHL Players' Association Top Player of the Year Award (2018–19)
*NWHL Leading Scorer Award (2018–19)
*(2x) NWHL All-Star (2018, 2019)<ref name=":1" />
*Co-MVP, [[3rd NWHL All-Star Game]]
*NWHL Co-Player of the Week, Awarded February 5, 2018
*NWHL Rookie of the Year<ref name=":0... | [-0.03604356572031975, -0.002325610024854541, 0.0199609212577343, -0.01453675702214241, -0.04195590317249298, 0.01708611473441124, 0.01841503381729126, -0.008190486580133438, -0.0018153996206820011, -0.04895307123661041, 0.04203726351261139, -0.0076006087474524975, -0.0023798516485840082, 0.006037771701812744, 0.000405... |
Kyrgyzstan at the 2022 Winter Olympics
{{infobox country at games
|NOC = KGZ
|NOCname = [[National Olympic Committee of the Republic of Kyrgyzstan]]
|games = Winter Olympics
|year = 2022
|flagcaption = [[Flag of Kyrgyzstan]]
|oldcode =
|website =
|date = February 4–20, 2022
|location = [[Beijing]], China
|competitor... | [-0.013429110869765282, -0.010856899432837963, -0.007359203416854143, 0.0030509100761264563, -0.003231220180168748, 0.03104524314403534, -0.01272701844573021, -0.007346438243985176, -0.006829442922025919, -0.01954369619488716, 0.026143362745642662, 0.020743634551763535, -0.027547547593712807, -0.029181508347392082, -0.... |
Kyrgyzstan at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Competitors==
The following is the list of number of competitors participating at the Games per sport/discipline.
{|class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
|-
! width=120|Sport
! width=55|Men
! width=55|Women
! width=55|Total
|-
|align=left|[[Alpine skiing at th... | [-0.01012212224304676, 0.01057871151715517, 0.003347245743498206, 0.008450107648968697, -0.01709313876926899, 0.03511231765151024, -0.01898380182683468, -0.006771661341190338, -0.012315034866333008, -0.04208333417773247, 0.033054452389478683, 0.023794062435626984, -0.01938251405954361, -0.02808985486626625, -0.00913820... |
Kyrgyzstan at the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Alpine skiing==
{{main article|Alpine skiing at the 2022 Winter Olympics|Alpine skiing at the 2022 Winter Olympics – Qualification}}
Kyrgyzstan qualified one male alpine skier. Kyrgyzstan was represented by [[Maxim Gordeev]].
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Ivan Fedotov
{{short description|Russian ice hockey player}}
{{Use dmy dates|date=March 2016}}
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Ivan Fedotov
==Playing career==
On 12 December 2014, Fedotov made his [[Kontinental Hockey League]] debut playing with [[HC Neftekhimik Nizhnekamsk]] during the [[2014–15 KHL season]]. Fedotov was drafted by the [[Philadelphia Flyers]] in the 7th round of the [[2015 NHL Entry Draft|2015 NHL Draft]] with the 188th ove... | [-0.01509698387235403, -0.013731760904192924, 0.005550361704081297, -0.0007066356483846903, -0.040718115866184235, 0.018848035484552383, -0.030114440247416496, -0.0032738849986344576, -0.023911289870738983, -0.015507876873016357, 0.04506562650203705, 0.017999740317463875, -0.005238879006356001, -0.009808400645852089, 0... |
Ivan Fedotov
==International play==
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Ivan Fedotov
==Awards and honors==
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| [[Gagarin Cup]] (CSKA Moscow)
| [[2021–22 KHL season|2022]]
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Ivan Fedotov
== Arrest ==
On 1 July 2022 Fedotov was arrested in [[Saint Petersburg]] for alleged evasion of military service. He was reportedly hospitalized after falling ill with what his lawyer called stress-induced gastritis. | [0.0005215326091274619, 0.007020818069577217, -0.0033027692697942257, -0.0010025105439126492, -0.04363029822707176, 0.014080568216741085, -0.02753821760416031, -0.01571573130786419, -0.01593634858727455, -0.007299833931028843, 0.01790892519056797, 0.01504090242087841, -0.003951643593609333, 0.0013569580623880029, -0.00... |
Beijing bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics
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| Paralympics = yes
| logo = 2022 Beijing Olympic bid logo.svg
| logo-size = 200px
| winner = Beijing
| votes1 = 44
| runner-up = Almaty
| votes2 = 40
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Beijing bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics
==History==
[[File:Wangfujing street, Beijing.JPG|thumb|Beijing's [[Wangfujing|Wangfujing Street]] during the 2008 Summer Olympics]]
The Chinese Olympic Committee nominated [[Beijing]] as the candidate city for the [[2022 Winter Olympics]] on November 3, 2013. In addition, [[... | [0.005016875918954611, -0.019328106194734573, -0.0033272881992161274, 0.027189068496227264, -0.03432360664010048, 0.02200031466782093, -0.015241963788866997, -0.008619816973805428, 0.004819055087864399, -0.024763327091932297, 0.017862284556031227, 0.01904272474348545, 0.012517867609858513, -0.016941281035542488, -0.021... |
Beijing bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Previous bids==
Beijing bid to host the [[2000 Summer Olympics]], but lost out to [[Sydney]]. Beijing went on to successfully bid for and host the [[2008 Summer Olympics]]. | [0.01078958809375763, -0.017395323142409325, -0.006536444183439016, 0.01765928789973259, -0.03494902700185776, 0.027056457474827766, -0.019163891673088074, -0.009720527566969395, -0.002835978753864765, -0.02729402668774128, 0.022991390898823738, 0.024707166478037834, -0.0016992775490507483, -0.0232157614082098, -0.0127... |
Beijing bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Previous bids==
===Previous bids from other Chinese cities===
[[Harbin]] bid to host the [[2010 Winter Olympics]] but failed to become a candidate city. [[Vancouver]] was ultimately awarded the 2010 Winter Olympics. Harbin also bid to host the [[2012 Winter Youth Olympics]]... | [-0.0012866784818470478, -0.02546650916337967, 0.0028173397295176983, 0.017659064382314682, -0.03668970987200737, 0.026890838518738747, -0.029383419081568718, -0.010484658181667328, -0.0025684114079922438, -0.03236396238207817, 0.02322450652718544, 0.031045136973261833, -0.004549945704638958, -0.03436857834458351, -0.0... |
Beijing bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Venues==
{{main|Venues of the 2022 Winter Olympics and Paralympics}}
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Beijing bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Venues==
===Beijing Cluster===
* [[Beijing National Stadium|Bird's Nest]] – opening and closing ceremony
* [[Capital Indoor Stadium]] – figure skating, short track
* [[Wukesong Sports Centre]] – main ice hockey venue
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Beijing bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Venues==
===Yanqing Cluster===
* Xiaohaituo Alpine Skiing Field – alpine skiing
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Beijing bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Venues==
===Zhangjiakou Cluster===
* Kuyangshu Biathlon Field – cross-country skiing, Nordic combined
* Kuyangshu Ski Jumping Field – ski jumping, Nordic combined
* Hualindong Ski Resort – biathlon
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Beijing bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Pollution issue==
The issue of air pollution, which was widely discussed during the 2008 Summer Olympics, was cited as a likely factor in Beijing's bid. Beijing and Zhangjiakou suffer from severe air pollution which is worse during the winter. As of February 26, 2014, Beijin... | [0.01595224253833294, -0.013271634466946125, 0.006944612599909306, 0.007798727601766586, -0.03589911386370659, 0.02394150383770466, -0.026845494285225868, -0.005784987006336451, -0.015098126605153084, -0.023994063958525658, 0.014073188416659832, 0.00915217213332653, 0.013560719788074493, -0.014322852715849876, -0.00355... |
Beijing bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Lack of snow issue==
The lack of snow is cited by the IOC as an issue in Beijing's bid. The average snow depth in Yangqing, where the ski competitions would be held, is five centimeters.{{context-inline|date=August 2018}} | [0.009739192202687263, -0.0030731097795069218, 0.016556626185774803, 0.01115400716662407, -0.02874377742409706, 0.014200794510543346, -0.022281691431999207, -0.023137161508202553, -0.01943890005350113, -0.02655903995037079, 0.03485051169991493, 0.02787514589726925, -0.004652438219636679, -0.017162036150693893, -0.00883... |
Beijing bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics
==Human rights issue==
A study at the [[University of Chicago]] analyzed the progress of the IOC's Agenda 2020 to demand that host countries have equitable labor laws. It concluded that the acceptance of Beijing's bid undermined this initiative. | [0.010206510312855244, -0.041523005813360214, 0.011466408148407936, -0.0038634624797850847, -0.0256938673555851, 0.006798755377531052, -0.02617638185620308, 0.010240018367767334, -0.02456800267100334, -0.022932816296815872, 0.02165951579809189, 0.006142000667750835, 0.010474573820829391, -0.02297302521765232, -0.009797... |
Jenniina Nylund
{{short description|Finnish ice hockey player}}
{{Use dmy dates|date=April 2021}}
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Jenniina Nylund
== Playing career ==
At four years of age, Nylund followed in the footsteps of her three older brothers and began playing ice hockey with the [[Minor ice hockey|minor]] department of Jeppis Hockey, an ice hockey club in her hometown of [[Jakobstad]] ({{Lang-fi|Pietarsaari}}) on the coast of [[Ostrobot... | [-0.025965290144085884, -0.02539490908384323, 0.03593399003148079, 0.00204980606213212, -0.032252442091703415, 0.014233593828976154, -0.02299671806395054, 0.0016114878235384822, -0.013008571229875088, -0.046900857239961624, 0.021259648725390434, 0.012827086262404919, 0.005613065790385008, -0.0285190399736166, 0.0138058... |
Jenniina Nylund
== International play ==
Nylund was a member of the [[Finland women's national under-18 ice hockey team|Finnish national under-18 ice hockey team]] from 2013 to 2017. She played in the [[2016 IIHF World Women's U18 Championship]]s in [[St. Catharines]], [[Ontario]], at which Finland placed sixth. Desp... | [-0.03189648687839508, -0.031223345547914505, 0.03606477752327919, -0.0004292077210266143, -0.037540506571531296, 0.01994824782013893, -0.035339854657649994, -0.00572492741048336, -0.016686107963323593, -0.04359876736998558, 0.026472529396414757, 0.019818797707557678, -0.003996769431978464, -0.030679654330015182, -0.00... |
Jenniina Nylund
== Personal life ==
Nylund is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in [[marketing]] at [[St. Cloud State University]] in [[St. Cloud, Minnesota]]. | [-0.02818950265645981, -0.028931330889463425, 0.018280785530805588, 0.001150828436948359, -0.021168621256947517, 0.013578120619058609, -0.03375321999192238, -0.0032024492975324392, -0.03725041449069977, -0.043344009667634964, 0.013419156894087791, 0.027090005576610565, 0.018664948642253876, -0.020426791161298752, 0.019... |
Jenniina Nylund
== Career statistics ==
=== Regular season and playoffs ===
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Jenniina Nylund
== Career statistics ==
=== International ===
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Birk Ruud
{{short description|Norwegian freestyle skier (born 2000)}}
{{Use dmy dates|date=February 2022}}
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Ilya Burov
{{short description|Russian freestyle skier}}
{{family name hatnote|Alekseyevich|Burov|lang=Eastern Slavic}}
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Ilya Burov
==Career==
Burov competed at the [[2014 Winter Olympics]] for Russia. He placed 10th in the first qualifying round in the [[Freestyle skiing at the 2014 Winter Olympics – Men's aerials|aerials]], failing to advance. He subsequently placed 10th in the second qualification round, again failing to advance. Bu... | [-0.020059388130903244, -0.015340305864810944, 0.0048571061342954636, -0.03215286135673523, -0.009116111323237419, 0.017141181975603104, -0.021807683631777763, -0.012369518168270588, 0.004469326697289944, -0.03367768973112106, -0.002379259094595909, 0.014459585770964622, -0.011186460964381695, -0.006634978111833334, -0... |
Ilya Burov
==Personal life==
Ilya's younger brother, [[Maxim Burov]] (born 1998), is also a Russian [[Freestyle skiing|freestyle skier]] and Olympian. Maxim Burov is a three-time World Champion and three-time World Cup holder. | [-0.012108095921576023, -0.009074505418539047, -0.008916916325688362, -0.02470209077000618, -0.015601321123540401, 0.01554879080504179, -0.01754491962492466, -0.00921896193176508, -0.004185960628092289, -0.03842547535896301, 0.0016514024464413524, 0.004684992600232363, 0.010860515758395195, -0.001286977669224143, 0.002... |
Ilya Burov
==World Cup podiums==
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Ilya Burov
==World Cup podiums==
===Individual podiums===
* 0 wins
* 8 podiums
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Ilya Burov
==World Cup podiums==
===Team podiums===
* 0 wins
* 3 podiums
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Chloe Kim
{{Short description|American snowboarder (born 2000)}}
{{Use mdy dates|date=March 2021}}
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| birth_date = {{birth date and age|2000|4|23}}
| birth_place = [[Long Beach, California]], U.S.
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Chloe Kim
==Early life==
Kim was born on April 23, 2000, in [[Long Beach, California]] and raised in nearby [[Torrance, California|Torrance]]. She has two older sisters, Erica and Tracy. She spent third and fourth grade studying and training in [[Geneva]], Switzerland where her aunt lived, before returning to Califor... | [-0.009394707158207893, 0.00947077851742506, 0.01487178448587656, -0.037325263023376465, -0.012912968173623085, 0.024380598217248917, -0.014377325773239136, -0.01350251492112875, -0.012190299108624458, -0.033952802419662476, 0.002782912692055106, 0.01137887965887785, -0.008437487296760082, -0.007949368096888065, -0.017... |
Chloe Kim
==Career==
===X Games===
{{See also|X Games}}
While too young to compete in the [[2014 Sochi Winter Olympics]], Kim earned a silver medal in [[superpipe]] in the 2014 [[Winter X Games]] behind [[Kelly Clark]]. In 2015, Chloe won Gold in the superpipe at the Winter X Games, besting Clark. With this win, at ... | [-0.011352420784533024, 0.006798515096306801, 0.009411836043000221, -0.030687114223837852, -0.014373264275491238, 0.0041399141773581505, -0.015563489869236946, -0.013402972370386124, -0.003651533741503954, -0.04098514840006828, 0.023752758279442787, 0.0031308101024478674, -0.005792645271867514, -0.018086249008774757, -... |
Chloe Kim
==Career==
===2016 Winter Youth Olympics===
{{See also|2016 Winter Youth Olympics}}
In 2016, Kim became the first American woman to win a gold medal in snowboarding at the Winter [[Youth Olympic Games]] and earned the highest snowboarding score in Youth Olympic Games history. Kim was nominated for the 2016... | [-0.027237795293331146, -0.0018667500698938966, 0.005962219554930925, -0.03558363765478134, -0.009679912589490414, 0.007953841239213943, -0.013024572283029556, -0.016236457973718643, -0.0008330036071129143, -0.03826442360877991, 0.019789762794971466, 0.005943251773715019, -0.007087643723934889, -0.02040937915444374, -0... |
Chloe Kim
==Career==
===2018 Winter Olympics===
{{See also|2018 Winter Olympics}}
At Kim's first Winter Olympics in [[Pyeongchang| Pyeongchang, South Korea]], she won the gold medal in the Women's Halfpipe finals with Ricky Bower as her coach. Her first score was 93.75 points, which was 8.5 points ahead of second pl... | [-0.018637079745531082, 0.010969104245305061, 0.02105444297194481, -0.016830557957291603, -0.011924352496862411, 0.009760423563420773, -0.010865132324397564, -0.013919325545430183, -0.0005629138904623687, -0.038469843566417694, 0.02648700773715973, 0.0038437354378402233, -0.012216774746775627, -0.012138796038925648, -0... |
Chloe Kim
==Career==
===2022 Winter Olympics===
{{See also|2022 Winter Olympics}}
Kim became a two-time Olympian when she competed at her second consecutive Winter Olympics in [[Beijing]], China. Kim entered the [[Snowboarding at the 2022 Winter Olympics – Women's halfpipe|women's halfpipe]] event. She successfully ... | [-0.01820872537791729, 0.00022162360255606472, 0.013601542450487614, -0.024795960634946823, -0.011433837004005909, 0.006127811968326569, -0.01312270574271679, -0.015076876617968082, -0.007939625531435013, -0.035045649856328964, 0.02079703100025654, 0.0024960965383797884, -0.006027515046298504, -0.015931017696857452, -0... |
Chloe Kim
==In popular culture==
Kim was featured on the cover of ''[[Sports Illustrated]]'' following her Olympic gold medal win. Her appearance on a special edition of the [[Kellogg's Corn Flakes]] box set a new record for "fastest-selling cereal box in Kellogg Company history."
In 2018, [[Mattel]] began producing... | [-0.032370273023843765, 0.0005764169036410749, 0.012021945789456367, -0.011729678139090538, -0.01200895570218563, 0.005598550662398338, -0.026732753962278366, -0.013704109005630016, 0.003874171059578657, -0.02738223783671856, 0.02299172803759575, 0.007884733378887177, 0.0064363847486674786, -0.02240719273686409, -0.019... |
Chloe Kim
==Awards and honors==
In July 2018, Kim won three [[ESPYs]] for Best Female Athlete, Best Female Olympian, and Best Female Action Sports Athlete.
Kim was also included in [[Time (magazine)|''Time'']] magazine's ''100 Most Influential People of 2018.'' | [-0.021887795999646187, 0.003600812517106533, 0.019264347851276398, -0.014763331040740013, -0.02236361801624298, 0.012705724686384201, -0.01298221480101347, -0.008789841085672379, 0.002007774543017149, -0.03577664494514465, 0.019174326211214066, -0.004709991626441479, 0.00947785284370184, -0.005761300213634968, -0.0171... |
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