Olympics
The latest Olympics coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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Japan’s Ami Nakai surges into Olympic lead after short program as US struggles at the Winter Games
Ami Nakai and Japanese teammate Kaori Sakamoto upstaged Alysa Liu and the rest of the “Blade Angels” on Tuesday night.
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A cheating claim violated the ‘spirit of curling’ at the Olympics. The sport is moving on
First came the expletives. Then the allegations. Then the media glare and hilarious memes.
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The ‘Blade Angels’ are redefining the image of US women’s figure skating
The trio of U.S. women targeting Olympic figure skating gold Tuesday night are not the dainty ice princesses of yesteryear.
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Sweden has arguably the toughest path to men’s hockey gold at the Olympics
After realizing his team would have to play in the qualification round at the Milan Cortina Olympics, Sweden coach Sam Hallam was quick to reference what Canada did 16 years ago after a rough start on home ice in Vancouver.
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Ilia Malinin falls twice, fails to medal in skating stunner at Olympics
Ilia Malinin wound his way through the tunnels beneath the Milano Ice Skating Arena, trying in vain to explain exactly what went wrong.
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US women’s hockey team routs Italy, rolls into semifinals in Milan
The upstart Italians didn't make it easy on the Americans, and that's everything veteran U.S. forward Kelly Pannek could have asked for.
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US women’s curling team notches milestone win vs. Canadians
The U.S. women's curling team was surprised to learn its defeat of Canada on Friday marked an Olympic first.
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US men’s hockey team piles up goals vs. Latvia in Olympic opener
The goal song for the U.S. men's hockey team blared seven times over the arena speakers Thursday night. Twice, the celebration was of the short-lived variety.
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American snowboarder Chloe Kim falls short of Olympic three-peat
Some might say the seeds of an Olympic-sized surprise in snowboarding were planted a month ago.
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NHL players hit Italian ice as puck drops on men’s hockey in Milan
Martin Fehervary was still catching his breath.
