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February 19, 2022 Cody Atkinson

Curling People Now – The most Olympic sport and a 2022 Olympics Day 15 preview

Citius, Altius, Fortius – Communiter Four simple words, as above, make up the Olympic motto. For those who don’t speak Latin, they mean: Faster Higher Stronger Together Proposed by the founder of the modern Olympics, Baron Pierre de Coubertin, and adopted in 1924, the motto (originally just the first three

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February 18, 2022 Sean

Curling People Now – The Winter Olympics’ Antipodean Connections, 2022 Day 14 preview.

The southern connection The dining room was loud, with chatter flying in all directions. Dinner was alternate drop, other than for dietary requirements. It was 2017 in New Zealand, and the conversation naturally turned to rugby, politics and life down south. HPN was in the Shaky Isles on an overdue

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February 17, 2022 Sean

Curling People Now – What are the most dangerous Winter Olympics events? Day 13 preview

The most dangerous events When every Winter Olympics passes, conversation quickly turns to how dangerous everything seems to be. Well, almost everything. The Winter Olympics is largely about speed at extreme temperatures, trying to tame conditions that maybe shouldn’t always be tamed. Four athletes have died during the Winter Olympics

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February 16, 2022 Sean

Curling People Now – 2022 Winter Olympics Preview, Day 12

The sweep Another small slice of history was made on Tuesday at the Winter Olympics. For the first time in the sport, Germany managed to sweep the podium in the two man bobsleigh. Nations have been able to get multiple teams onto the podium several times in bobsleigh’s rich history,

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February 15, 2022 Sean

Curling People Now – 2022 Winter Olympics Preview, Day 11

The Medals There are nine medal events being decided today. Snowboarding – Women’s big air (1315 AEST) Snowboarding – Men’s big air (1625 AEST) The big air has grabbed the attention of many, with the course over disused steel smoke stacks proving an interesting focal point. Complaints have also been

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February 14, 2022 Cody Atkinson

Curling People Now – 2022 Winter Olympics Preview, Day 10

First time medalists Zoi Sadowski-Synnott made history earlier in the Olympics by winning New Zealand’s first ever gold medal in the Winter Olympics. The gold medal came 70 years after their first medal at the Olympics, and 30 years after their first medal in Lillehammer. New Zealand got their first

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February 13, 2022 Sean

Curling People Now – 2022 Winter Olympics Preview, Day 9

Missing stars As the Winter Olympics rounds the corner into the final week of competition, the absence of the biggest stars in one of the most prominent events is coming to the fore. For the second time in a row, no players from the National Hockey League (NHL) will compete

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February 12, 2022 Sean

Curling People Now – Winter Olympics Preview, Day 8

The first event There are six medals up for grabs today as we pass the halfway point of competition with the speed skating men’s 500m being the 55th of 109 events to award its medals. The 500m was the first event at the very first Winter Olympics in 1924. The

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February 11, 2022 Sean

Curling People Now – 2022 Winter Olympics Preview Day 7

The Medal Events There are seven events see medals awarded today with most coming in the evening. Snowboarding – Men’s halfpipe (1325 AEDT) The halfpipe is the sign of transformation in the Winter Olympics, the line in the snow separating the old world and the new. Its introduction in Nagano

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February 10, 2022 Sean

Curling People Now – Doping at the Winter Olympics, and the Day 6 Beijing Preview

Doping at the Winter Olympics The cloud of potential doping is never too far away from the Olympics Games. Some speculation has started with the awarding of medals in the team figure skating event being delayed due to “legal implications”. Media sources, including Inside The Games, have speculated about what

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