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Sui Wenjing
==Detailed results==
===With Han===
| [[2011–12 ISU Junior Grand Prix|2011 Junior Grand Prix Latvia]]
| align=center | 1 <br/> 54.22
| align=center | 1 <br/> 97.86
| align=center bgcolor=gold | 1 <br/> 152.08
|-
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Sergey Ustiugov
{{short description|Russian cross-country skier}}
{{Distinguish|Evgeny Ustyugov}}
{{family name hatnote|Aleksandrovich|Ustiugov|lang=Eastern Slavic}}
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Sergey Ustiugov
==Career==
===Early career===
In 2001, Sergey Ustiugov started practicing [[cross-country skiing]] in the [[biathlon]] section of the [[sports school]] of [[Mezhdurechensky, Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug|Mezhdurechensky]]. His head coach was Ivan Gennadievich Vragin.
Ten years later he won gold in s... | [-0.008813746273517609, 0.011197464540600777, -0.008266226388514042, -0.02071230486035347, -0.0123258912935853, 0.04056994244456291, -0.01905638910830021, -0.0013087078696116805, -0.012272474355995655, -0.037311527878046036, 0.008206132799386978, 0.02358344942331314, -0.01111066248267889, -0.026962053030729294, 0.00558... |
Sergey Ustiugov
==Career==
===2011–15: World Cup debut and new coaching staff===
Ustiugov debuted on 6 February 2011 at the [[FIS Cross-Country World Cup|World Cup]] in the relay event.
At the [[FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2013]] in Vale di Flemme, Ustiugov and his relay team claimed the bronze medal. Howeve... | [-0.004642629064619541, -0.0034277355298399925, -0.00345109892077744, -0.025232404470443726, -0.012476022355258465, 0.03508505970239639, -0.01024649292230606, 0.0037147707771509886, -0.004659316968172789, -0.02843652106821537, 0.016674747690558434, 0.020920200273394585, -0.0011481412220746279, -0.03225475549697876, -0.... |
Sergey Ustiugov
==Career==
===2015–17: Tour de Ski champion, world champion===
In the [[2015–16 FIS Cross-Country World Cup|2015–16 WC season]], in January 2015, he and [[Alexey Petukhov]] won the team sprint event at a World Cup stage in Otepää. In [[Rybinsk]], he finished second in freestyle sprint and third in in... | [0.0038535480853170156, 4.7335732233477756e-05, 0.005253602750599384, -0.022686321288347244, -0.011859685182571411, 0.0336013101041317, -0.0049953400157392025, 0.01189366728067398, -0.008563440293073654, -0.03240514546632767, 0.01674628257751465, 0.023365959525108337, -0.011356753297150135, -0.01438114233314991, 0.0007... |
Sergey Ustiugov
==Career==
===2017–18: Steadiness and Decline===
Ustiugov did not start well in the [[2017–18 FIS Cross-Country World Cup|next season]], finishing 23rd in the Ruka Triple. However, between the Ruka Triple and the [[2017–18 Tour de Ski|Tour de Ski]], he rebounded and finished three times as runner-up ... | [0.00034477320150472224, -0.002299350453540683, 0.012040109373629093, -0.011564024724066257, -0.02188608981668949, 0.031297385692596436, -0.021692896261811256, 0.007403459865599871, -0.01816021092236042, -0.026633135974407196, 0.03827995806932449, 0.019733360037207603, 0.0033446666784584522, -0.020119747146964073, -0.0... |
Sergey Ustiugov
==Career==
===2018–19: Comeback===
On 23 October 2018, Ustiugov injured his finger during practice in [[Val Senales]] with [[roller ski]]s. Eight days later, he was successfully operated in Moscow. He returned to practice on 4 November, and on 16 December he came back to sports in [[Davos]], in the e... | [0.0043820589780807495, 0.0021464196033775806, 0.014330052770674229, -0.02554428018629551, -0.02701297402381897, 0.031240614131093025, -0.019518520683050156, 0.00805722363293171, -0.019079284742474556, -0.0262305848300457, 0.026601189747452736, 0.019600877538323402, -0.0029614069499075413, -0.014357505366206169, -0.004... |
Sergey Ustiugov
==Career==
===2020–21: COVID-19 infection and recovery===
Ustiugov tested positive for [[COVID-19]] in October 2020 during practice in Italian Val Senales. He resumed practice in early December after slowly recovering from the infection. He returned competing in a national, non-World Cup event in [[K... | [0.004040705971419811, -0.006415985990315676, 0.018237780779600143, -0.0213092640042305, -0.013808021321892738, 0.03207993134856224, -0.017241256311535835, -0.0034690690226852894, -0.022469602525234222, -0.015220902860164642, 0.02145942486822605, 0.017951110377907753, -0.007357907481491566, -0.013384838588535786, 0.003... |
Sergey Ustiugov
==Personal life==
Sergey Ustiugov was born in Mezhdurechensky as one of the youngest children in a large family; he is of [[Mansi people|Mansi]] descent. He married junior cross-country ski champion Elena Soboleva on 9 August 2019. Their child, Kira, was born on 17 January 2020.
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Sergey Ustiugov
==Cross-country skiing results==
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Sergey Ustiugov
==Cross-country skiing results==
===Olympic Games===
* 1 medal – (1 gold)
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Sergey Ustiugov
==Cross-country skiing results==
===World Championships===
* 7 medals – (2 gold, 4 silver, 1 bronze)
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Sergey Ustiugov
==Cross-country skiing results==
===World Cup===
====Season standings====
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Sergey Ustiugov
==Cross-country skiing results==
===World Cup===
====Individual podiums====
* 15 victories – (4 {{Abbr|WC|World Cup}}, 11 {{Abbr|SWC|Stage World Cup}}) <!--15 as of 5 January 2020-->
* 46 podiums – (21 {{Abbr|WC|World Cup}}, 25 {{Abbr|SWC|Stage World Cup}}) <!--46 as of 12 December 2021-->
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Sergey Ustiugov
==Cross-country skiing results==
===World Cup===
====Individual podiums====
| align=center|9 || bgcolor="#BOEOE6" align=right| 14 February 2016 || align=left| {{flagicon|SWE}} [[Falun]], Sweden || bgcolor="#BOEOE6"|15 km Mass Start F || bgcolor="#BOEOE6"|World Cup || bgcolor="#BOEOE6"|'''1st'''... | [-0.01040841918438673, 0.009329539723694324, 0.00047633214853703976, -0.019253846257925034, -0.01284281350672245, 0.0359073169529438, -0.013423748314380646, 0.005390938837081194, -0.017179079353809357, -0.04149536043405533, 0.017345059663057327, 0.03142581880092621, -0.004744302481412888, -0.013894028961658478, -0.0067... |
Sergey Ustiugov
==Cross-country skiing results==
===World Cup===
====Individual podiums====
| align=center|21 || bgcolor="#BOEOE6" align=right| 4 January 2017 || bgcolor="#BOEOE6"|15 km Pursuit F || bgcolor="#BOEOE6"|Stage World Cup || bgcolor="#BOEOE6"|'''1st'''
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Sergey Ustiugov
==Cross-country skiing results==
===World Cup===
====Individual podiums====
| align=center|33 || align=right| 1 January 2019 || align=left| {{flagicon|SUI}} [[Val Müstair]], Switzerland || 1.4 km Sprint F || Stage World Cup || 3rd
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Sergey Ustiugov
==Cross-country skiing results==
===World Cup===
====Team podiums====
* 2 victories – (1 {{Abbr|RL|Relay}}, 1 {{Abbr|TS|Team Sprint}})<!--2 as of 8 Dec. 2019-->
* 7 podiums – (6 {{Abbr|RL|Relay}}, 1 {{Abbr|TS|Team Sprint}}) <!--7 as of 5 Dec. 2021-->
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Thorsten Margis
{{short description|German bobsledder}}
{{Use dmy dates|date=February 2021}}
{{Infobox sportsperson
| name = Thorsten Margis
| image = Thorsten Margis bei der Olympia-Einkleidung Erding 2014 (Martin Rulsch) 02.jpg
| caption = Thorsten Margis in 2014
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Thorsten Margis
==Career==
Margis competed at the [[2014 Winter Olympics]] for Germany. He teamed with driver [[Francesco Friedrich]], [[Gregor Bermbach]] and [[Jannis Bäcker]] in the Germany-2 sled in the [[Bobsleigh at the 2014 Winter Olympics – Four-man|four-man]] event, finishing 10th.
As of April 2014, his best... | [-0.008278937079012394, -0.014616147615015507, 0.0010307109914720058, -0.04431392624974251, -0.013592085801064968, 0.02610691264271736, -0.032344378530979156, 0.019709855318069458, -0.019337469711899757, -0.026293106377124786, -0.00990812573581934, 0.02574782632291317, 0.001394784776493907, -0.015427417121827602, 0.013... |
Thorsten Margis
==World Cup Podiums==
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List of 2022 Winter Olympics broadcasters
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{{2022 Winter Olympics}}
The [[2022 Winter Olympics]] in [[Beijing]] televised by a number of broadcasters throughout the world. As with previous years, [[Olympic Broadcasting Services]] will produce the world feed provided to local broadcasters for ... | [-0.016448544338345528, -0.03074248693883419, -0.007692190818488598, 0.0007574771880172193, -0.022872935980558395, 0.00800749845802784, -0.016448544338345528, 0.004135127179324627, -0.016212064772844315, -0.015069073997437954, 0.021992702037096024, 0.03168841078877449, -0.04708592966198921, -0.018327252939343452, -0.01... |
List of 2022 Winter Olympics broadcasters
==Broadcasters==
In some countries, broadcast rights to the 2022 Winter Olympics are already agreed upon through existing long-term deals. In France and the United Kingdom, these are the first Games where [[Eurosport]] will be the main rightsholder; the [[BBC]] will sub-licen... | [0.0005815478507429361, -0.03377864509820938, -0.005411489866673946, -0.01309704314917326, -0.0173324067145586, 0.009949843399226665, -0.008646654896438122, 0.0025819421280175447, -0.010966330766677856, -0.012106620706617832, 0.022062979638576508, 0.024187177419662476, -0.031146202236413956, -0.019156869500875473, -0.0... |
List of 2022 Winter Olympics broadcasters
==Broadcasters==
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List of 2022 Winter Olympics broadcasters
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List of 2022 Winter Olympics broadcasters
==Broadcasters==
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List of 2022 Winter Olympics broadcasters
==Diplomatic boycott==
Indian public broadcaster [[Doordarshan]] is part of India's [[Concerns and controversies at the 2022 Winter Olympics#Diplomatic boycotts or non-attendance|diplomatic boycott]] and will not air live the opening and closing ceremonies of the Games. | [-0.023094823583960533, -0.025264538824558258, 0.010116464458405972, 0.008865217678248882, -0.03096170537173748, 0.015121451579034328, -0.024119779467582703, -0.005727116484194994, -0.004109813366085291, -0.0024292825255542994, 0.011394333094358444, 0.022109799087047577, -0.006272873375564814, -0.018888503313064575, -0... |
Peter Cehlárik
{{short description|Slovak ice hockey player}}
{{Use dmy dates|date=April 2017}}
{{Infobox ice hockey player
| name = Peter Cehlárik
| image = Peter Cehlarik.jpg
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| team = [[Leksands IF]]
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Peter Cehlárik
==Playing career ==
Cehlárik played four junior seasons in his native Slovakia before continuing his development in Sweden. He made his [[Swedish Hockey League|Elitserien]] debut playing with [[Luleå HF]] during the [[2012–13 Elitserien season]]. He helped the team win the [[Champions Hockey League]] d... | [0.009480404667556286, -0.01311369240283966, 0.008399534970521927, -0.018895696848630905, -0.029873693361878395, 0.04904286563396454, -0.017306948080658913, 0.011713769286870956, -0.021356957033276558, -0.02854539453983307, 0.013790863566100597, 0.011922130361199379, -0.005547599401324987, -0.01263836957514286, 0.01167... |
Peter Cehlárik
==Career statistics==
===Regular season and playoffs===
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Peter Cehlárik
==Career statistics==
===Regular season and playoffs===
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| 8
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| 1
| 2
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Peter Cehlárik
==Career statistics==
===International===
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Peter Cehlárik
==Awards and honours==
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| [[Ice Hockey World Championships|World Championship]] Best Forward
| [[2021 IIHF World Championship|2021]]
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Brianna Decker
{{short description|American women's ice hockey player}}
{{Use mdy dates|date=April 2019}}
{{Infobox ice hockey player
| name = Brianna Decker
| image = Brianna Decker (cropped).jpg
| caption = Brianna Decker for the Wisconsin Badgers in 2013
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Brianna Decker
==Playing career==
===NCAA===
In her freshman season (2009–10) with the [[Wisconsin Badgers women's ice hockey]] program, Decker scored the Badgers' first goal of the season in a game against North Dakota (October 3). During the season, she accumulated seven multi-point games and four multi-goal games... | [-0.03611917048692703, -0.02737812139093876, 0.007697635795921087, -0.017770841717720032, -0.019017688930034637, 0.015841510146856308, -0.005791273433715105, -0.0017406630795449018, -0.006988902110606432, -0.034150466322898865, 0.02493692748248577, -0.0076123252511024475, 0.001724257250316441, -0.02362445741891861, -0.... |
Brianna Decker
==Playing career==
===USA Hockey===
She won gold at the 2009 IIHF World Women's U18 Championship. On January 28, 2011, it was announced that Decker was named to the preliminary roster for the US Women's National Team. From April 4 to 12, 2011, she was one of 30 players that took part in a selection/tr... | [-0.03533639386296272, -0.013791684992611408, 0.002549158874899149, -0.014060353860259056, -0.022875262424349785, 0.01652955263853073, -0.01949770748615265, 0.0034351274371147156, -0.0014137116959318519, -0.03206118941307068, 0.017322765663266182, -0.006787095218896866, -0.01028619147837162, -0.025101378560066223, -0.0... |
Brianna Decker
==Playing career==
===Professional===
====CWHL====
Making her debut for the [[Boston Blades]] on January 17, 2015, Decker accumulated seven points (three goals, four assists) in an 11–3 win against the Brampton Thunder. Decker would finish the season leading all American-born players in scoring while... | [-0.03143594041466713, -0.0036880336701869965, -0.0006338290986604989, -0.00417756661772728, -0.016525037586688995, 0.002492316998541355, -0.0029934265185147524, 0.01645888388156891, -0.0124037005007267, -0.048926811665296555, 0.021539440378546715, 0.007495142985135317, -0.001307350117713213, -0.002262434922158718, -0.... |
Brianna Decker
==Playing career==
===Professional===
====NWHL====
Signing as a free agent with the [[Boston Pride]] of the [[National Women's Hockey League]], Decker made league history on October 25, 2015. During a 5–3 road win against the Buffalo Beauts, Decker would score the first hat trick in league history. A... | [-0.03825390338897705, -0.017499126493930817, 0.00502459891140461, -0.014781706966459751, -0.016803361475467682, 0.009025243110954762, 0.0006846877513453364, 0.00429273396730423, 0.002108624903485179, -0.05080391466617584, 0.014138453640043736, 0.009990123100578785, -0.00299473968334496, -0.01996712014079094, -0.000863... |
Brianna Decker
==Playing career==
===Professional===
====Return to CWHL====
On July 24, 2018, Decker and fellow Team USA gold medalist [[Kacey Bellamy]] signed as free agents with the [[Calgary Inferno]]. Decker would score the game-winning goal versus [[Les Canadiennes de Montreal]] in the [[2019 Clarkson Cup]] fi... | [-0.02672574296593666, -0.011032525449991226, 0.00048687594244256616, -0.02796415612101555, -0.04178643971681595, 0.0013649171451106668, -0.006348529364913702, 0.005982331931591034, -0.0012417417019605637, -0.038936760276556015, 0.02764456532895565, 0.01573982462286949, -0.003335724351927638, -0.02053368091583252, 0.00... |
Brianna Decker
==Playing career==
===Professional===
====NHL====
On January 25, 2019, Decker participated in the [[2019 National Hockey League All-Star Game#Skills Competition|NHL All-Star Skills Competition]], where she demonstrated the premier passing drill event. Her demo time of 1:06 was faster than all eight m... | [-0.044345345348119736, 0.00114292127545923, 0.001561432145535946, -0.027564572170376778, -0.032727885991334915, 0.007018880918622017, -0.008289540186524391, -0.004369993228465319, -0.013553701341152191, -0.04442602023482323, 0.016888342797756195, 0.004302762448787689, 0.00678021227940917, -0.014185669831931591, -0.003... |
Brianna Decker
==Playing career==
===PWHPA===
Decker participated in the #ForTheGame movement in connection with the PWHPA, beginning in May 2019. She played for Team Johnston in PWHPA's Dream Gap exhibition tour.
Skating for Team New Hampshire during the [[2020–21 PWHPA season]], Decker participated in a PWHPA Dre... | [-0.02385880798101425, -0.009666699916124344, 0.001251850975677371, -0.010851606726646423, -0.02641606517136097, 0.016347700729966164, 0.006172228138893843, -0.0031028499361127615, -0.0009338674717582762, -0.04455786198377609, 0.02602779120206833, -0.004287756979465485, -0.00024141646281350404, -0.020940054208040237, 0... |
Brianna Decker
==Career statistics==
===NCAA===
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Brianna Decker
==Career statistics==
===NCAA===
====WCHA====
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Brianna Decker
==Career statistics==
===CWHL===
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|-
| style="background:#fc0; border:1px solid #aaa; width:2em;"|
| = Indicates team leader
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Brianna Decker
==Career statistics==
===NWHL===
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|- style="text-align:center; background:red; color:#fff;"
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Brianna Decker
==Awards and honors==
===NCAA===
*Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award winner (2012)
*RBK Hockey/AHCA Division I second-team All-American (2010–11)
*All-WCHA First Team (2010–11)
*WCHA Final Face-off Most Valuable Player (2010–11)
*All-WCHA Rookie Team (2009–10)
*three-time WCHA Rookie of the Week (2009–10)
... | [-0.015790652483701706, -0.018684715032577515, 0.013630107045173645, -0.013910177163779736, -0.045798227190971375, 0.027793681249022484, -0.0010344277834519744, -0.015497244894504547, -0.007295174524188042, -0.047025203704833984, 0.010862741619348526, -0.019071480259299278, 0.010155896656215191, -0.01349673978984356, -... |
Brianna Decker
==Awards and honors==
===CWHL===
*CWHL co-leader, Plus-Minus rating +25 (2014–15)
*CWHL Scoring Leader among American-born players (2014–15)
*2015 CWHL Rookie of the Year Award Winner
*[[2019 Clarkson Cup]] Playoff MVP | [-0.033279284834861755, -0.0033020759001374245, 0.00552304508164525, -0.007621466647833586, -0.029572634026408195, 0.010784206911921501, 0.0006391791393980384, 0.007863204926252365, -0.018922725692391396, -0.05237659811973572, 0.01513549406081438, -0.0003332293126732111, -0.009790395386517048, -0.0002287279348820448, -... |
Brianna Decker
==Awards and honors==
===IIHF===
*Inductee into the 2014 Winter Olympics for the US team | [-0.02442529797554016, -0.0010981245432049036, -0.005740010645240545, -0.011931372806429863, -0.03490449860692024, 0.027054909616708755, -0.007771091535687447, 0.003990206867456436, 0.0026655890978872776, -0.03974507749080658, 0.002766979392617941, -0.016889695078134537, 0.0018152170814573765, -0.01832878589630127, -0.... |
Brianna Decker
==Awards and honors==
===NWHL===
*Isobel Cup Playoffs Most Valuable Player Award (2016)
*NWHL Most Valuable Player Award (2016) | [-0.027239909395575523, -0.017134781926870346, 0.005798133090138435, -0.006723437923938036, -0.03860983997583389, 0.02897069603204727, -0.011349962092936039, 0.011190197430551052, -0.008407626301050186, -0.04984663799405098, 0.00590464286506176, -0.004140572622418404, 0.008687213994562626, -0.017161408439278603, -0.010... |
Kristen Campbell
{{short description|Canadian ice hockey goaltender}}
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| birth_place = [[Brandon, Manitoba]], Canada
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Kristen Campbell
==Career==
Campbell began her university career at the [[University of North Dakota]] but was forced to transfer to Wisconsin in 2017 after North Dakota dropped its women's hockey programme. She would become the fourth goaltender in Wisconsin history to record 90 wins with the university, being named... | [-0.007939212955534458, -0.028196314349770546, 0.022004645317792892, 0.0027767610736191273, -0.010661977343261242, 0.016271132975816727, 0.00216315733268857, -0.006469836924225092, -0.0034983588848263025, -0.0349508635699749, 0.02556518279016018, 0.0011167586781084538, 0.004457217175513506, -0.02412525936961174, 0.0028... |
Kristen Campbell
==Career==
===International===
Campbell represented Team Canada at the [[2015 IIHF World Women's U18 Championship]], winning a silver medal. In May 2021, she was one of 28 players invited to [[Hockey Canada]]'s Centralization Camp, which represents the selection process for the Canadian women's team... | [-0.024489767849445343, -0.018977029249072075, 0.010104569606482983, -0.016881173476576805, -0.0169827900826931, 0.029926292598247528, -0.010834943503141403, 0.006474927067756653, 0.003826526226475835, -0.03823350742459297, 0.012359202839434147, 0.004223468713462353, -0.009456759318709373, -0.02995169721543789, -0.0215... |
Kristen Campbell
==Personal life==
Campbell has a degree in rehabilitation psychology. | [-0.004876717459410429, 0.0062055145390331745, 0.02000224031507969, -0.015088704414665699, -0.008648893795907497, 0.03365838900208473, -0.002605713438242674, 0.008454762399196625, -0.02543792314827442, -0.02238537184894085, -0.02328239381313324, 0.018489353358745575, 0.02512999065220356, -0.007303361780941486, -0.01141... |
Marc Kennedy
{{short description|Canadian curler and Olympic gold medallist}}
{{distinguish|Mark Kennedy (disambiguation){{!}}Mark Kennedy}}
{{Infobox curler
| name = Marc Kennedy
| image =2016 World Men's Curling Championship, Canada vs. Germany, 5th April 2016 07.JPG
| birth_date = {{birth date and age|1982|02|5}}
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Marc Kennedy
==Career==
Kennedy was born in [[St. Albert, Alberta]], the son of Don and Connie. He started curling at age six. He is a [[Canada Games|Canadian Winter Games]] champion and three-time provincial junior champion. He won his first provincial men's championship with Kevin Martin in 2007. As a junior, he ... | [-0.009673601016402245, -0.015316534787416458, -0.004529544617980719, -0.038324374705553055, -0.016188744455575943, 0.039645902812480927, 0.0011860732920467854, 0.005101106129586697, -0.03589275851845741, 0.0008226525387726724, 0.004344530403614044, 0.015157951042056084, -0.008847644552588463, -0.02761998027563095, 0.0... |
Marc Kennedy
==Career==
===2022 Winter Olympics===
Kennedy's team, skipped by [[Brad Gushue]], qualified as the Canadian representatives by winning the [[2021 Canadian Olympic Curling Trials]], defeating [[Brad Jacobs]] 4–3 in the final. Kennedy was the alternate for the team. The team would go onto win the bronze m... | [-0.024060947820544243, -0.009279903024435043, -0.011192204430699348, -0.02210935205221176, -0.012082865461707115, 0.024087144061923027, 0.0013548199785873294, 0.00031762546859681606, -0.028579743579030037, 0.0015848528128117323, 0.010072329081594944, 0.017472675070166588, 0.0021824471186846495, -0.0382460355758667, -0... |
Marc Kennedy
==Personal life==
Kennedy is married to his wife, Nicole Kennedy (née MacDonald), and they have two daughters. His brother [[Glen Kennedy|Glen]] is also a curler.<ref name="Olympics"/>
Kennedy has a marketing degree from the [[University of Alberta]]. He was a franchise owner for [[M&M Meat Shops]] unti... | [-0.017758674919605255, -0.004565869458019733, -0.008057416416704655, -0.04038415849208832, -0.0025126843247562647, 0.024554086849093437, 0.00431023258715868, 0.010917960666120052, -0.026663899421691895, -0.01567474938929081, 0.0021130493842065334, 0.014393328689038754, 0.004129021428525448, -0.016373705118894577, 0.00... |
Marc Kennedy
==Teams==
[[File:Team Martin.JPG|thumb|right|From left: [[Kevin Martin (curler)|Kevin Martin]], [[John Morris (curler)|John Morris]], Kennedy, [[Ben Hebert]]]]
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Marc Kennedy
==Teams==
|-
! scope="row"| 2011–12
| Kevin Martin || John Morris || Marc Kennedy || Ben Hebert || 2011 [[2011 Canada Cup of Curling|CC]], 2012 [[2012 Boston Pizza Cup|Alta.]]
|-
! scope="row"| 2012–13
| Kevin Martin || John Morris || Marc Kennedy || Ben Hebert || 2012 [[2012 Canada Cup of Curling|CC]]... | [-0.028080664575099945, -0.0009828233160078526, 0.004807142540812492, -0.03532814979553223, -0.015872260555624962, 0.02465749718248844, 0.005124721210449934, 0.005375441629439592, -0.025366200134158134, -0.02437669038772583, 0.016554219648241997, 0.02090003713965416, -0.034606076776981354, -0.01818557269871235, -0.0023... |
Marc Kennedy
==Awards & recognitions==
* Canadian Curling Championship First Team All Star (Second) 2007
* Canadian Curling Championship First Team All Star (Second) 2008
* World Curling Tour MVP 2008
* Canadian Curling Championship First Team All Star (Second) 2009
* University Of Alberta Award of Excellence 2010
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Justine Braisaz-Bouchet
{{short description|French biathlete|bot=PearBOT 5}}
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Justine Braisaz-Bouchet
==Biography ==
Justine Braisaz began her biathlon career at the Saisies Sports Club. She quickly moved to the Nordic section to practice [[Cross-country skiing (sport)|cross-country skiing]] and [[biathlon]]. During the 2011/2012 season, in the Cadette U16 category, she won the French Champion... | [-0.03541376441717148, 0.007631601300090551, 0.0013231157790869474, -0.0067495242692530155, 0.0027295388281345367, 0.028252605348825455, -0.0063378880731761456, -0.003992216195911169, -0.016138745471835136, -0.0405886173248291, 0.007161159999668598, 0.007788415066897869, -0.015707507729530334, -0.03669441118836403, 0.0... |
Justine Braisaz-Bouchet
==Biathlon results==
All results are sourced from the [[International Biathlon Union]]. | [-0.03713897988200188, 0.01712668128311634, -0.0020539993420243263, -0.0032897386699914932, 0.0018118611769750714, 0.022256668657064438, 0.007614826783537865, -0.018182069063186646, -0.03377242386341095, -0.03876882046461105, 0.0007393562700599432, 0.012350714765489101, -0.0209741722792387, -0.030379150062799454, 0.000... |
Justine Braisaz-Bouchet
==Biathlon results==
===Olympic Games===
''2 medals (1 gold, 1 bronze)''
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Justine Braisaz-Bouchet
==Biathlon results==
===World Championships===
''4 medals (2 silver, 2 bronze)''
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Justine Braisaz-Bouchet
==Biathlon results==
===Junior/Youth World Championships===
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Justine Braisaz-Bouchet
==Biathlon results==
===World Cup===
;World Cup rankings
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Justine Braisaz-Bouchet
==Biathlon results==
===World Cup===
====Individual victories====
''5 victories (2 In, 3 MS); victories at Winter Olympics are not counted as World Cup victories, but are listed here.''
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Justine Braisaz-Bouchet
==Biathlon results==
===World Cup===
====Relay victories====
[[File:2020-01-11 IBU World Cup Biathlon Oberhof IMG 2937 by Stepro.jpg|thumb|[[Julia Simon (biathlete)|Simon]] / [[Anaïs Bescond|Bescond]] / [[Célia Aymonier|Aymonier]] / [[Justine Braisaz|Braisaz]] finishing 3rd at Oberhof on 11t... | [-0.03345835953950882, 0.007972914725542068, 0.006080924067646265, 0.003734191879630089, 0.0011368539417162538, 0.02600989118218422, -0.0032777907326817513, -0.010794304311275482, -0.021801041439175606, -0.052922628819942474, 0.01472433377057314, 0.030404619872570038, -0.017565639689564705, -0.016556577757000923, -0.00... |
Justine Braisaz-Bouchet
==Personal life==
In 2020, Braisaz married her coach and biathlete, Julien Bouchet. | [-0.02774183452129364, 0.00242515467107296, -0.0011303959181532264, 0.0012730046873912215, 0.017235517501831055, 0.015404968522489071, 0.006142650730907917, -0.0047761849127709866, -0.012330420315265656, -0.03542498126626015, 0.004444236867129803, 0.010731913149356842, -0.004515138454735279, -0.025228053331375122, 0.00... |
Clément Noël
{{short description|French alpine skier}}
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| name = Clément Noël
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| image = Clement NOEL en mars 2019 au Super Slalom de La Plagne.jpg
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| caption = March 2019
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Clément Noël
== Biography ==
Noël is from the [[Remiremont]] [[Communes of France|commune]] in [[Vosges (department)|Vosges]], in northeastern [[France]].
In 2015, he joined the France B team and made his first [[FIS Alpine Ski World Cup|World Cup]] debut in November [[2016–17 FIS Alpine Ski World Cup|2016]] at [[Le... | [0.0042228661477565765, 0.010749113745987415, 0.02243007905781269, -0.0175214484333992, -0.022679448127746582, 0.029976772144436836, -0.00840635783970356, -0.0032434368040412664, -0.0399777777493, -0.023401306942105293, 0.024005042389035225, 0.01645834930241108, -0.014568395912647247, -0.023493178188800812, 0.001436332... |
Clément Noël
==World Cup results==
===Season standings===
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Clément Noël
==World Cup results==
===Race podiums===
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Clément Noël
==World Cup results==
===Race podiums===
| align=right bgcolor="#BOEOE6"|14 Mar 2021 ||align=left|{{flagicon|SLO}} [[Podkoren 3<!--Kranjska Gora Ski Resort-->|Kranjska Gora]], Slovenia || bgcolor="#BOEOE6"|Slalom || bgcolor="#BOEOE6"|'''1st'''
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| align=right| 21 Mar 2021 || align=left | {{flagic... | [0.0014499989338219166, 0.010028677992522717, 0.028626957908272743, -0.0048690917901694775, -0.013435391709208488, 0.028626957908272743, -0.005456683691591024, -0.0020433678291738033, -0.023780973628163338, -0.05242113396525383, 0.031188594177365303, 0.028310053050518036, -0.028151601552963257, -0.014485134743154049, -... |
Clément Noël
==World Championship results==
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Clément Noël
==<!--[[File:Olympic rings.svg|50px]]-->Olympic results ==
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Davide Ghiotto
{{short description|Italian speed skater}}
{{Use dmy dates|date=February 2018}}
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| name = Davide Ghiotto
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| image = Davide Ghiotto 2022 -2.jpg
| caption = Ghiotto at a 2022 World Cup in Stavanger, Norway
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Steven Dubois
{{Use mdy dates|date=April 2022}}
{{Short description|Canadian short-track speed skater}}
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|name = Steven Dubois
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|birth_date = {{birth date and age|1997|5|1}}
|birth_place = [[Laval, Quebec]], Canada
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Steven Dubois
==Career==
===Junior===
At the [[2016 World Junior Short Track Speed Skating Championships]] in [[Sofia]]. Bulgaria, Dubois won the bronze medal in the 500 m event. | [-0.006128766108304262, 0.000803594128228724, 0.003586940933018923, -0.03757256269454956, -0.04185624420642853, 0.02683754451572895, 0.011851098388433456, -0.002719236770644784, -0.020670069381594658, -0.013780046254396439, 0.006299726199358702, 0.005464278627187014, -0.0032450202852487564, -0.03798544779419899, -0.003... |
Steven Dubois
==Career==
===Senior===
Dubois joined Canada's [[ISU Short Track Speed Skating World Cup|World Cup]] team for the first time in 2017 and was a reserve for the [[2018 Winter Olympics]].
The [[2019–20 ISU Short Track Speed Skating World Cup|following season]], Dubois would win his first individual World... | [-0.005136492662131786, -0.019532492384314537, 0.00965436827391386, -0.04106561839580536, -0.03695905581116676, 0.025192176923155785, 0.017255455255508423, 0.002828196855261922, -0.020861860364675522, -0.019624626263976097, 0.010351957753300667, 0.01805834099650383, -0.012734290212392807, -0.03269454836845398, 0.001049... |
Jincy Dunne
{{short description|American ice hockey player}}
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| team = [[Ohio State Buckeyes]]
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Jincy Dunne
==Playing career==
=== US U18 Women's National Team ===
Jincy Dunne was a member of the United States U-18 Women's Team and has played in three international [[International Ice Hockey Federation|IIHF]] [http://www.iihf.com/sk/iihf-home/history/all-medallists/women-u18/ U-18 Women's World Championships].... | [-0.03567943722009659, -0.009766269475221634, 0.03372618556022644, -0.01216226164251566, -0.04640931263566017, 0.019102822989225388, -0.010137388482689857, 0.008809175342321396, 0.0065987431444227695, -0.03489813581109047, 0.031199976801872253, -0.001524351886473596, 0.0032912329770624638, -0.022058747708797455, -0.010... |
Jincy Dunne
==Playing career==
===US Women's National Team===
She made her debut with the [[United States women's national ice hockey team|United States National Women's Team]] at the [[2012 4 Nations Cup]]. Her first game occurred on November 6, 2012, against [[Sweden women's national ice hockey team|Sweden]]. Of n... | [-0.032124560326337814, -0.014182379469275475, 0.03097360022366047, -0.004702948499470949, -0.044964153319597244, 0.01428468618541956, -0.011247431859374046, 0.011867671273648739, -0.004252156242728233, -0.026625530794262886, 0.02602447383105755, -0.005265639629215002, 0.003174730110913515, -0.029285525903105736, -0.00... |
Jincy Dunne
==Playing career==
===NCAA===
Dunne plays for the [[Ohio State Buckeyes women's ice hockey]] program. Dunne was regarded as the top recruit in the women's hockey world. | [-0.023301251232624054, -0.022560497745871544, 0.024821745231747627, -0.009304906241595745, -0.043509531766176224, 0.020156297832727432, -0.008401705883443356, 0.013892380520701408, -0.0012313405750319362, -0.03599802777171135, 0.03235923871397972, -0.014646129682660103, 0.019155630841851234, -0.0232622642070055, -0.00... |
Jincy Dunne
==Awards and honors==
*Directorate Award, Best Defenseman, 2014 IIHF World Women's U18 Championship <small>Source: [http://reports.iihf.hockey/Hydra/365/IHW365000_85I_1_0.pdf]</small>
*Directorate Award, Best Defenseman, 2015 IIHF World Women's U18 Championship <small>Source: [https://web.archive.org/web/... | [-0.024919182062149048, -0.01025499776005745, 0.02693178318440914, -0.0002993661619257182, -0.03837183117866516, 0.026243261992931366, -0.006825631484389305, 0.0011478116502985358, 0.01643183082342148, -0.046342793852090836, 0.04422426596283913, -0.011440049856901169, 0.009076567366719246, -0.014366266317665577, -0.016... |
Jincy Dunne
==Personal==
Jincy Dunne is the daughter of Tom and Tammy Dunne. She has five siblings who each play hockey. Her older sister, Jessica, also played for the Ohio State hockey team. Her brother [[Josh Dunne|Josh]] plays for the [[Cleveland Monsters]] in the AHL. Her sister Josey plays for the University of ... | [-0.01434027124196291, -0.010349711403250694, 0.024007724598050117, -0.012692555785179138, -0.04958592727780342, 0.027444755658507347, 0.000851212244015187, 0.01013731025159359, 0.006333405151963234, -0.0396481454372406, 0.019733963534235954, -0.023454196751117706, 0.024007724598050117, -0.013452050276100636, -0.002281... |
Nika Križnar
{{short description|Slovenian ski jumper}}
{{Expand language|topic=|langcode=DE|otherarticle=Nika Križnar|date=April 2016}}
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| name = Nika Križnar
| image = 20190302 Seefeld SJ 9488.jpg
| caption = Križnar in 2019
| nationality = Slovenia
| birth_date = {{birth date and age|2000|3|9|df=y}}
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Nika Križnar
==Career==
In the [[2020–21 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup|2020–21 World Cup season]], she won the overall title after finishing nine points above [[Sara Takanashi]]. At the [[2022 Winter Olympics]], she won bronze in the [[Ski jumping at the 2022 Winter Olympics – Women's normal hill individual|women's norma... | [0.0008732546120882034, -0.007858477532863617, 0.018894201144576073, -0.00561226811259985, 0.006041977554559708, 0.002994945738464594, -0.036251865327358246, -0.007500385865569115, -0.009180160239338875, -0.048700422048568726, 0.018594706431031227, 0.015925299376249313, 0.006263343151658773, -0.03231937065720558, 0.008... |
Nika Križnar
==Major tournament results==
===Winter Olympics===
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Nika Križnar
==Major tournament results==
===FIS Nordic World Ski Championships===
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Nika Križnar
==World Cup==
===Standings===
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Nika Križnar
==World Cup==
===Individual wins===
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Nika Križnar
==World Cup==
===Individual starts===
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|+ winner (1); second (2); third (3); did not compete (–); failed to qualify (q)
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Nika Križnar
==World Cup==
===Individual starts===
! [[File:Flag of Russia.svg|15px|Nizhny Tagil]]
! [[File:Flag of Germany.svg|15px|Oberstdorf]]
! [[File:Flag of Germany.svg|15px|Oberstdorf]]
! [[File:Flag of Japan.svg|15px|Sapporo]]
! [[File:Flag of Japan.svg|15px|Sapporo]]
! [[File:Flag of Japan.svg|15px|Zaō Onse... | [-0.006612145341932774, -0.004423712845891714, 0.013973846100270748, -0.004992571193724871, -0.013338062912225723, 0.01984982192516327, -0.018966417759656906, 0.0032826492097228765, 0.0036440417170524597, -0.04649917781352997, 0.009034814313054085, 0.016744522377848625, 0.0011812183074653149, -0.009643827565014362, 0.0... |
Nika Križnar
==World Cup==
===Individual starts===
! [[File:Flag of Germany.svg|15px|Oberstdorf]]
! [[File:Flag of Norway.svg|15px|Oslo]]
! [[File:Flag of Norway.svg|15px|Lillehammer]]
! [[File:Flag of Norway.svg|15px|Trondheim]]
! [[File:Flag of Russia.svg|15px|Nizhny Tagil]]
! [[File:Flag of Russia.svg|15px|Nizhny... | [-0.0041315797716379166, -0.015260190702974796, 0.012501361779868603, -0.017365964129567146, -0.015899918973445892, 0.02032470889389515, -0.025802383199334145, -0.0029104314744472504, 0.004844610579311848, -0.040116310119628906, 0.011888287961483002, 0.015526744537055492, -0.003135336097329855, -0.00902283750474453, 0.... |
Nika Križnar
==World Cup==
===Individual starts===
| rowspan=2 width=66px|[[2021–22 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup|2021–22]]
! [[File:Flag of Russia.svg|15px|Nizhny Tagil]]
! [[File:Flag of Russia.svg|15px|Nizhny Tagil]]
! [[File:Flag of Norway.svg|15px|Lillehammer]]
! [[File:Flag of Norway.svg|15px|Lillehammer]]
! [[Fil... | [-0.001992312725633383, -0.004865297582000494, 0.020710747689008713, -0.013785010203719139, -0.014755411073565483, 0.013904648832976818, -0.023940986022353172, -0.011305835098028183, 0.0029195109382271767, -0.04769586771726608, 0.012528805993497372, 0.019195327535271645, 0.0021152745466679335, -0.016789264976978302, 0.... |
2022 Canadian Mixed Doubles Curling Olympic Trials
{{infobox curling
| Name = 2022 Canadian Mixed Doubles <br> Curling Olympic Trials
| Logo =
| Size =
| Host city = [[Portage la Prairie]], [[Manitoba]]
| Arena = [[Stride Place]]
| Dates = December 28, 2021 – January 2, 2022
| Winner =
| Female =
| Male =
| Curli... | [-0.023270511999726295, -0.027235116809606552, -0.018351217731833458, -0.0014792686561122537, -0.02834891900420189, 0.04720400273799896, 0.005330339539796114, 0.00018625525990501046, -0.040945492684841156, -0.010514823719859123, 0.019080493599176407, 0.02037992887198925, -0.03704718500375748, -0.03055000491440296, -0.0... |
2022 Canadian Mixed Doubles Curling Olympic Trials
==Qualification process==
Teams qualified for these Olympics Trials through one of the following qualification methods:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! scope="col"| Qualification method
! scope="col"| Berths
! scope="col"| Qualifying team(s)
|-
| CMDR as of May 20, 2020 ||... | [-0.015578113496303558, -0.0013798834988847375, -0.020377708598971367, -0.00389110017567873, -0.03038829192519188, 0.05153393745422363, -0.009242648258805275, -0.016140352934598923, -0.047941096127033234, -0.02461506612598896, -0.008179880678653717, 0.025122450664639473, -0.02216041460633278, -0.015427269041538239, -0.... |
2022 Canadian Mixed Doubles Curling Olympic Trials
==Teams==
The teams are listed as follows:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! scope="col"| Female
! scope="col"| Male
! scope="col"| Province(s)
|-
| [[Shannon Birchard]] || [[Catlin Schneider]] || {{MB}} / {{SK}}
|-
| [[Chelsea Carey]] || [[Colin Hodgson]] || {{AB}} / {{ON}}... | [-0.023982195183634758, -0.006598853040486574, -0.021159958094358444, -0.008378089405596256, -0.030103858560323715, 0.03386684134602547, -0.005705826450139284, -0.017110662534832954, -0.03618462011218071, -0.03882961347699165, -0.0014324215007945895, 0.0175333172082901, -0.0240094643086195, -0.022605162113904953, -0.00... |
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