Saturday 17th February - Day 8


  1. Hanyu defends Winter Olympics single figure skating title
  2. Hoefflin wins gold in the women's ski slopestyle
  3. Bjorgen becomes joint most decorated Winter Olympian of all time
  4. Choi claims women's 1500m short-track gold
  5. Girard wins gold in men's 1000m short-track final
  6. GB's Yarnold defends skeleton title
  7. Poland's Stoch retains large hill title
  8. Biathlon - Women's 12.5 km Mass Start, Anastasiya Kuzmina Slovakia
  9. Women's Super-G, Ester Ledecka Czech Republic

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