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Next up, Catch up: Day 13

 

Next up, Catch up: Day 13

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Next up, Catch up: Day 13
Catch up on all the Aussie highlights from Day 12 and get ready to cheer on Greta Small and Dom Demschar in the Alpine skiing today.

PYEONGCHANG 2018: Catch up on all the Aussie highlights from Day 12 and get ready to cheer on Greta Small and Dom Demschar in the Alpine skiing today.

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Alpine
On Thursday Australia’s Greta Small will compete in the ladies’ Alpine Combined Downhill event which consists of two runs: a downhill run and a single slalom run. Small has been focused on the speed events coming into the PyeongChang Winter Games, and has already delivered great results on the Jeongseon Alpine Centre. Read more HERE.

Dom Demschar will also line up also on Thursday in his second and final event when he takes on the slalom course at Yongpyong. Demschar finished 37th in the giant slalom event and will be hoping to finish his second Games on a high. 

Catch up

Alpine
Greta Small made Australian history on Wednesday recording the country’s best ever result in the women’s Downhill event. Small finished in 20th place with a time of 1:42:07 – a personal best for the Victorian and Australia’s second best placing in a Downhill event ever. Read the full report HERE.

https://twitter.com/Aerialskier/status/966159795752386560

Figure skating
Olympic debutant Kailani Craine has a dream Olympic debut in her Sohrt Program and has advanced to Friday's Free Program. The 19-year-old's Short Program of 56.77 has her placed 16th for the next skate. Read more about Craine's Olymic debut HERE and watch her discuss her Short Program HERE. 

Ski Cross
The men’s ski cross seeding round ended with disappointment for Anton Grimus who crashed during his run to be in 30th place at the commencement of the 1/8 heats. Grimus completed his heat, finishing fourth and not progressing to the quarterfinal. Find out more about Grimus’ unlucky run HERE.

https://twitter.com/AUSOlympicTeam/status/966235599773450240

Cross Country Skiing
Barbara Jezersek and Jess Yeaton have claimed Australia’s best ever finish in a cross country Team Sprint at an Olympic Games, finishing 12th overall. Australia’s men’s team of Callum Watson and Phil Bellingham finished 13th in their semi-final to claim 24th overall. Read more HERE.

Candice Keller
olympics.com.au

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