The final day of the Winter Olympics is here. There’s still gold to be won on Sunday, but only five events remain on the schedule ahead of the Closing Ceremony (2:30 p.m. ET) in Italy.
It gets started early with the women’s 50km Mass Start in Cross-Country Skiing. Then, the Four-Man Bobsleigh action takes center stage. One final Curling game is set when Sweden and Switzerland battle for gold in the women’s competition. And the Women’s Halfpipe Final in Freestyle Skiing, delayed from Saturday, also takes place in the morning.
It’s all a precursor to the main event of the Olympic games themselves, Team USA vs. Canada in the men’s hockey gold medal game. The Americans have not won the top prize in the competition since the 1980 “Miracle on Ice” and look to upend the incredible dominance of the Canadians.
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The Milan Cortina Games will run through Sunday, Feb. 22, and in total 119 events will take place with 245 medals handed out to the athletes. Fans can find the action on NBC and its streaming service, Peacock, with an account or a cable login.
The Winter Games have eight main sports, with 16 disciplines. With so many events to keep up with, it can get overwhelming, but that’s where we step in with the overall medal tracker and daily schedule.
Winter Olympics schedule for Sunday, Feb. 22
| Cross-Country Skiing | Women’s 50km Mass Start | 4 a.m. | Yes |
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Bobsleigh |
Four-Man Heats 3 & 4 |
6:15 a.m. |
Yes |
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Curling |
Women’s Gold Medal Game, Switzerland vs. Sweden |
5:05 a.m. |
Yes |
| Freestyle Skiing | Women’s Halfpipe Final | 5:38 a.m. | Yes |
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Ice Hockey |
Men’s Gold Medal Game, United States vs. Canada |
8:10 a.m. |
Yes |
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