It was historic match for Slovakia - it's first Olympic hockey medal in country history.4:0 result don't fully reflect game because last 2 goals were scored to empty net, but in general, this tournament wasn't succesfful for Sweden, despite that they were so close from the final.
Tomrrow is big final between Russia and Finland. There is no favorite, but I'm rooting for Finland.
decodx, 50km cross county skiing marathon was shortened to 28.5 km because of weather condition. Well, if Norway dominate in biathlon, Russia is main powerhouse in skiing. Tomorrow there is women 30km race scheduled.
Curling final between Sweden and UK was dramatic with extra end nedded where Sweden won. Tomorrow is women final between UK and Japan.
Another golden medal for Germany in bobsleigh, this time taken i 2-woman competition. Tomorrow they can take another gold in 4 man competion where two their teams lead after 2 heats.
I agree that the age of more than 15 years is completely unsuitable for participation in such major international competitions. 17 years and more is much better suited, although young people of this age are still practically teenagers with a fragile psyche. But 15-year-olds are just children, allowing them to experience such stress is not humane. I think they will set an age limit after all. Or as a compromise, for example - athletes over 16 years old. This is true for figure skating, first of all.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but gymanstics have age limit, I think it's 16 years. But in other sports when younger athletes, especially women may have advantage against older opponents, there is no talk about age limit. For example in swimming medals is often taken by 15 years old girls. Or skateboarding - in recent Olympics I think there were some participants 132 or 14 years old.