Draw Sheets The who, what, when and where of today's events
CROSS-COUNTRY
HOCKEY
CLOSING CEREMONIES
SCHEDULE UPDATES www.saltlake2002.com
PARTICIPATING NATIONS
AND ANDORRA
ARG ARGENTINA
ARM ARMENIA
AUS AUSTRALIA
AUT AUSTRIA
AZE AZERBAIJAN
BLR BELARUS
BEL BELGIUM
BER BERMUDA
BIH BOSNIA/HERZEGOVINA
BRA BRAZIL
BUL BULGARIA
CMR CAMEROON
CAN CANADA
CHI CHILE
CHN CHINA
TPE CHINESE TAIPEI
CRO CROATIA
CYP CYPRUS
CZE CZECH REPUBLIC
DEN DENMARK
EST ESTONIA
FIJ FIJI
FIN FINLAND
FRA FRANCE
GEO GEORGIA
GER GERMANY
GBR GREAT BRITAIN
GRE GREECE
HKG HONG KONG, CHINA
HUN HUNGARY
ISL ICELAND
IND INDIA
IRI IRAN
IRL IRELAND
ISR ISRAEL
ITA ITALY
JAM JAMAICA
JPN JAPAN
KAZ KAZAKHSTAN
KEN KENYA
KGZ KYRGYZSTAN
LAT LATVIA
LIB LEBANON
LIE LIECHTENSTEIN
LTU LITHUANIA
MKD MACEDONIA
MEX MEXICO
MDA MOLDOVA
MON MONACO
MGL MONGOLIA
NEP NEPAL
NED THE NETHERLANDS
NZL NEW ZEALAND
NOR NORWAY
POL POLAND
PUR PUERTO RICO
ROM ROMANIA
RUS RUSSIA
SMR SAN MARINO
SVK SLOVAKIA
SLO SLOVENIA
RSA SOUTH AFRICA
KOR SOUTH KOREA
ESP SPAIN
SWE SWEDEN
SUI SWITZERLAND
TJK TAJIKISTAN
THA THAILAND
TRI TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
TUR TURKEY
UKR UKRAINE
USA UNITED STATES
UZB UZBEKISTAN
VEN VENEZUELA
ISV VIRGIN ISLANDS
YUG YUGOSLAVIA
Cross-Country Skiing
Olga Danilova and Julija Tchepalova of Russia will be tough to
beat
30-km Classical (Women)
SOLDIER HOLLOW, 9:30 a.m. High Elevation: 1,829 meters; Low
Elevation: 1,670 meters. Competitors will start at intervals of
30 seconds.
The event was contested as a 20-kilometer freestyle race in 1984
and 1988. In 1992 and 1998 it was a 30-kilometer freestyle race.
In 1994 the event was a 30-kilometer classical, the format for
today.
BIB NOC ATHLETE TIME
1 CAN Renner, Sara
2 UKR Pestrekova, Marina
3 KAZ Deshevykh, Svetlana
4 USA Peterson, Aelin
5 CHN Luan, Zhengrong
6 SWE Olofsson, Anna-Carin
7 JPN Otaka, Tomomi
8 BLR Zjatikova, Vera
9 UKR Rodina, Elena
10 KAZ Antonova, Elena
11 CZE Hanusova, Katerina
12 ITA Longa, Marianna
13 CAN Fortier, Amanda
14 USA Jones, Barbara
15 BLR Zjatikova, Natalja
16 FIN Viljanmaa, Annmari
17 JPN Furusawa, Midori
18 SWE Persson, Ulrika
19 SUI Rochat, Laurence
20 CHN Hou, Yuxia
21 JPN Yokoyama, Sumiko
22 UKR Terelia, Irina
23 CZE Rajdlova, Kamila
24 SUI Leonardi Cortesi, Natascia
25 SWE Dahlberg, Anna
26 FIN Salonen, Satu
27 USA Kemppel, Nina
28 CAN Theriault, Milaine
29 ITA Confortola, Antonella
30 CAN Fortier, Jaime
31 USA Wagner, Wendy
32 JPN Natumi, Madoka
33 SWE Ek, Elin
34 NOR Bjoergen, Marit
35 KAZ Shishkina, Svetlana
36 EST Smigun, Katrin
37 BLR Skripnik, Irina
38 KAZ Jatskaja, Oxana
39 RUS Savialova, Olga
40 NOR Skofterud, Vibeke
41 UKR Shevchenko, Valentina
42 GER Bauer, Viola
43 RUS Danilova, Olga
44 NOR Skari, Bente
45 BLR Nagejkina, Swetlana
46 RUS Lazutina, Larissa
47 RUS Tchepalova, Julija
48 ITA Belmondo, Stefania
49 EST Smigun, Kristina
50 SLO Majdic, Petra
51 NOR Moen, Anita
52 GER Henkel, Manuela
53 ITA Paruzzi, Gabriella
Hockey
When Chris Chelios and the rest of the U.S. hockey team meet
Canada and Mario Lemieux today, a lot more than the gold medal
will be at stake
NAGANO MEDALISTS
[Gold] Czech Republic
[Silver] Russia
[Bronze] Finland
DOMINANT NATIONS G S B T
Canada 6 4 2 12
U.S.S.R. 7 1 1 9
United States 2 6 1 9
Gold Medal (Men)
E CENTER, 1 p.m., United States vs. Canada
United States
NO. POS. PLAYER
11 F Amonte, Tony
30 G Barrasso, Tom
24 D Chelios, Chris
28 F Deadmarsh, Adam
18 F Drury, Chris
1 G Dunham, Mike
13 F Guerin, Bill
6 D Housley, Phil
16 F Hull, Brett
10 F LeClair, John
2 D Leetch, Brian
33 D Miller, Aaron
9 F Modano, Mike
5 D Poti, Tom
3 D Rafalski, Brian
35 G Richter, Mike
97 F Roenick, Jeremy
12 F Rolston, Brian
20 D Suter, Gary
7 F Tkachuk, Keith
39 F Weight, Doug
61 F York, Mike
Canada
NO. POS. PLAYER
48 F Young, Scott
20 G Belfour, Ed
4 D Blake, Rob
3 D Brewer, Eric
30 G Brodeur, Martin
74 F Fleury, Theo
52 D Foote, Adam
21 F Gagne, Simon
12 F Iginla, Jarome
31 G Joseph, Curtis
55 D Jovanovski, Ed
9 F Kariya, Paul
66 F Lemieux, Mario
88 F Lindros, Eric
2 D MacInnis, Al
27 D Niedermayer, Scott
25 F Nieuwendyk, Joe
11 F Nolan, Owen
37 F Peca, Mike
44 D Pronger, Chris
91 F Sakic, Joe
14 F Shanahan, Brendan
94 F Smyth, Ryan
19 F Yzerman, Steve
Closing Ceremonies
The Games wrap up with pomp, circumstance and good old rock and
roll
RICE-ECCLES OLYMPIC STADIUM, 6:45 p.m.
Ticket holders must be seated by 5:30 p.m.
The closing ceremonies will be broadcast live in 160 countries
and will conclude with a four minute and 30 second fireworks
display--one of the largest ever in the United States.
SCHEDULED TO APPEAR
NSync
Dianne Reeves
Kurt Browning
Kiss
Katarina Witt
Kristi Yamaguchi
Earth, Wind & Fire
Gloria Estefan
Harry Connick Jr.
Dorothy Hamill
Ilia Kulik
Savion Glover
Charlotte Church
Josh Groban
Christina Aguilera
Moby
Bon Jovi
COLOR PHOTO: COVER PHOTOGRAPH BY JOHN BIEVER COVER So long, Salt Lake
COLOR PHOTO: ETHAN MILLER/CORBIS-SYGMA Christina Aguilera will help rock the house tonight.
COLOR PHOTO: MENAHEM KAHANA/AFP No American woman has ever won a cross-country skiing event.
COLOR PHOTO: RICK STEWART/GETTY IMAGES The champions of the world will get a little Kiss, and Gene Simmons, as a send-off.
