This month, 216 Americans, 123 men and 93 women, will take the ultimate sporting stage at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in
In years past, Americans have taken home 216 medals, third all-time behind the Soviet Union with 217 and
Thirty-one veterans return to the big stage to add to their collection of 48 medals. Lindsey Vonn, considered the greatest female American skier of all-time, looks to take home gold after a devastating crash in 2006 while downhill training in Torino kept her from competing. Ted Ligety, has emerged as a medal contender in the giant slalom in alpine skiing, and men’s figure skating world champion, Evan Lysacek will be highly favored in
The Opening Ceremony will kick off at 6 p.m. with an anticipated 55,000 people in attendance, and hundreds of millions watching from home. All scheduled events will be according to Eastern Time. The Games will start with qualifying rounds of ski jumping at 10 a.m. Friday, Feb. 12, and conclude on Feb. 28 with the men’s ice hockey gold-medal game at 12:15 p.m.
All information regarding Olympic standings and times of events can be found on www.nbcolympics.com.













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