Daily Recap: Canada’s results at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics

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Olympics Day 5: February 11, 2026

ALPINE SKIING

• Men’s Super G: James Crawford came in 16th in the final, Cameron Alexander was 17th, Brodie Seger came in 22nd place, Riley Seger did not finish

BIATHLON

• Women’s 15km Individual: Nadia Moser came in 67th place in the final, Shilo Rousseau placed 78th, Pascale Paradis was 24th, Benita Peiffer did not start

CURLING

• Men’s: Canada vs. Germany

FIGURE SKATING

• Mixed Ice Dance Free Dance: Marie-Jade Lauriault/Romain Le Gac, Marjorie Lajoie/Zachary Lagha, Piper Gilles/Paul Poirier

FREESTYLE SKIING

• Women’s Moguls: Maia Schwinghammer finished fifth in the final; Laurianne Desmarais-Gilbert finished 12th in first run, did not advance; Ashley Koehler finished 16th in 1st run, did not advance; Jessica Linton finished 19th in first run, did not advance

LUGE

• Women’s Doubles: Beattie Podulsky/Kailey Allan finished in 10th place in the final
• Men’s Doubles: Devin Wardrope/Cole Zajanski finished in 10th place in the final

SNOWBOARD

• Women’s Halfpipe qualification: Elizabeth Hosking qualified for the next round, Felicity Geremia and Brooke D’Hondt did not move on

SPEED SKATING

• Men’s 1000m: Anders Johnson finished 22nd in the final, David La Rue came in 18th, Laurent Dubreuil was 8th

Olympics Day 4: February 10, 2026

Without Captain Marie-Philip Poulin, the Canada women’s hockey team lost 5-0 to the U.S., giving them a 2-1 record heading into their final round robin game on Thursday. Meanwhile, the Short Track Mixed Team picked up Canada’s first silver medal.

ALPINE SKIING

• Women’s Team Combined – Valérie Grenier/ Laurence St-Germain finished in 13th place in the final, Cassidy Gray/Ali Nullmeyer were disqualified

BIATHALON

• Men’s 20km Individual – Adam Runnalls finished 64th in the final, Zachary Connelly was 66th, Jasper Fleming came in 86th place, Logan Pletz was 77th

CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING

• Women’s Sprint Classic Style – Olivia Bouffard-Nesbitt, Sonjaa Schmidt, Alison Mackie and Jasmine Drolet did not move on to the final
• Men’s Sprint Classic Style – Xavier McKeever, Antoine Cyr, Thomas Stephen and Rémi Drolet did not move on to the final

FIGURE SKATING

• Men’s Singles Short Program – Stephen Gogolev finished 10th, qualified for the free skate.

FREESTYLE SKIING

• Men’s Moguls qualification – Mikael Kingsbury and Julien Viel moved on to the next round, Elliot Vaillancourt did not qualify
• Women’s Moguls qualification – Laurianne Desmarais-Gilbert and Maia Schwinghammer moved on to the next round, Ashley Koehler and Jessica Linton did not qualify

ICE HOCKEY

• Women’s – Canada lost to the United States 5-0 after Captain Marie-Philip Poulin wasn’t able to play due to injury

LUGE

• Women’s Singles – Trinity Ellis finished 17th after the final fourth run; Embyr-Lee Susko finished 15th

SHORT TRACK

• Women’s 500m heats – Courtney Sarault, Kim Boutin, and Florence Brunelle moved on to the next round
• Men’s 1000m heats – William Dandjinou and Félix Roussel moved on to the next round, Steven Dubois did not qualify
• Mixed Team Relay – Canada won silver (Felix Roussel, Steven Dubois, William Dandjinou, Courtney Sarault, Florence Brunelle and Kim Boutin)

Olympics Day 3: February 9, 2026

Megan Oldham picked up Canada’s second medal, another bronze, in Women’s Freeski Slopestyle while the Women’s Ice Hockey team beat Czechia 5-1 in their second match-up of the games. Canadian captain Marie Phillip-Poulin left the game with a lower-body injury. It was not immediately known if the injury would affect her ability to play in their game Tuesday against the U.S.

CURLING

• Mixed Doubles: Canada beat Switzerland 8-4 in round robin but will not advance to the playoffs. The team ended with four wins and five losses.

FREESTYLE SKIING

• Women’s Freeski Slopestyle: Megan Oldham won bronze, Naomi Urness finished in 7th place

FIGURE SKATING

• Ice Dance, Rhythm Dance: Piper Gillies / Paul Poirier finished third, Marjorie Lajoie / Zachary Lagha finished ninth, Marie-Jade Lauriault / Romain Le Gac finished in 15th.

HOCKEY

• Women: Canada beat Czechia 5-1

LUGE

• Women’s Singles: Trinity Ellis sits in 15th place after the second run, Embyr-Lee Susko is in 17th spot. The final two runs are on Tuesday.

SKI JUMPING

• Men’s NH Individual: Mackenzie Boyd-Clowes did not qualify for the final, finishing in 45th spot after the first run.

SPEED SKATING

• Women’s 1,000m: Carolina Hiller-Donnelly finished 26th in the final, Rose Laliberté-Roy was 27th, Béatrice Lamarche placed 5th

Olympics Day 2: February 8, 2026

ALPINE SKIING

• Women’s Downhill: Cassidy Gray finished 26th; Valerie Grenier was disqualified

BIATHLON

• Men’s/Womens Mixed Relay 4x6km: Adam Runnalls, Jasper Fleming, Pascale Paradis, Nadia Moser finished 17th

CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING

• Men’s 10k + 10k Skiathlon: Xavier McKeever finished 13th; Antoine Cyr finished 25; Maximillian Hollmann finished 27th; Remi Drolet finished 42nd

CURLING

• Mixed Doubles: Canada (3-4) lost to Sweden 7-6; Canada (3-5) lost to South Korea, 9-5; eliminated from medal contention.

FIGURE SKATING

• Mixed Team Event: Lia Perreira / Trennt Michaud classified 5th in Pairs Free Skate; Madeline Schizas classified 5th in the women’s free skate event; Stephen Gogolev classified 4th in the men’s free skate; Canada finished 5th

SNOWBOARD

• Women’s PGS: Aurelie Moisan lost in the Round of 16; Kaylie Buck lost in the Round of 16
• Men’s PGS: Arnaud Gaudet lost in the quarterfinals; Ben Heldman finished 26th in qualifying, did not advance
• Women’s Big Air Qualification: Laurie Blouin finished 14th, did not qualify; Juliette Pelchat finished 16th, did not qualify

SPEED SKATING

• Men’s 5000m: Ted-Jan Bloemen finished 13th

Olympics Day 1: February 7, 2026

Speedskater Valérie Maltais is the first Canadian to reach the podium at the Milan Cortina Games, winning a bronze medal in speed skating while Canadian athletes posted top 10 finishes in Alpine Skiing and Snowboard. Meanwhile, the Canadian women’s hockey team began defence of its gold medal with a win.

ALPINE SKIING

• Men’s downhill: James Crawford finished 9th; Cameron Alexander finished 14th; Jeffrey Read finished 25th; Brodie Seger finished 28th

CURLING

• Mixed Doubles: Canada lost to Great Britain, 7-5 (3-2); Canada vs. Estonia

CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING

• Women’s 20km Skiathlon: Alison Mackie finished 22nd; Jasmine Drolet finished 38th; Katherine Stewart-Jones finished 45th; Amelia Wells finished 50th

FIGURE SKATING:

• Mixed Team qualification: Stephen Gogolev (Men’s short program) earned 92.99 points, moving Canada to 4th place overall.

• Mixed Team finals: Free Dance; Canadians Marjorie Lajoie and Zachary Lagha placing third with a score of 120.90 to earn Canada eight points on the table.

FREESTYLE SKIING

• Women’s Slopestyle: Megan Oldham finished 7th, qualified for final; Naomi Urness finished 8th, qualified for final; Skye Clarke finished 21st, DNQ; Elena Gaskell finished 23rd, DNQ

• Men’s Slopestyle: Evan McEachran finished 16th in qualifying, did not advance

ICE HOCKEY

• Women’s: Canada defeated Switzerland 4-0 in Game 1 of preliminary round action

SKI JUMPING

• Women’s Individual – Normal Hill: Abigail Strate finished 11th; Nicole Maurer finished 19th; Natalie Eilers finished 49th, did not qualify for final;

SNOWBOARD

• Men’s Big Air Final: Francis Jobin finishes 7th

SPEED SKATING

• Women’s 3000m: Valérie Maltais won bronze; Isabelle Weidemann finished 5th; Laura Hall finished 13th

Olympics Day 0: February 6, 2026

The Opening Ceremonies officially kicked off the 2026 Winter Games on Friday. Moguls skier Mikael Kingsbury and ski-cross star Marielle Thompson held Canada’s flag in Livigno during one of three athlete parades held simultaneously with the event at the Milano San Siro Olympic Stadium. Approximately 135 of the 206 Canadian athletes competing joined them across all four locations. Prior to the Opening Ceremonies, Canada’s figure skating mixed team competed in three of the four events held in qualifications and currently sits fifth overal,l while Canada lost its first mixed doubles curling event to the United States.

CURLING

• Mixed Doubles: Canada (3-1) lost to United States, 7-5

FIGURE SKATING

• Mixed Team: Piper Gilles, Paul Poirier (Rhythm Dance) finished 4th; Lia Pereira, Trennt Michaud (Pairs’ Short Program) finished 4th; and Madeline Schizas (Women’s Short Program) finished 6th; Canada sits 5th overall

Olympics Day -1: Thursday Feb. 5

Canada’s game against Finland scheduled for Thursday was postponed because of norovirus cases affecting the Finnish team. Canada beat both Norway and Italy in mixed double curling while Francis Jobin qualified in sixth place for the Snowboard Big Air final.

CURLING

• Mixed Doubles: Canada beat Norway 6-3, Canada beat Italy 7-2

ICE HOCKEY

• Women’s Ice Hockey: Canada vs. Finland (postponed to Feb. 12)

SNOWBOARDING

• Big Air qualification: Francis Jobin qualified in sixth place, Eli Bouchard and Cameron Spalding did not qualify.

Olympics Day -2: Wednesday Feb. 4

Before the Olympic torch is officially lit during the Opening Ceremonies on Feb. 6, some early events are being held in Milano Cortina. Canada’s Jocelyn Peterman and Brett Gallant beat Czechia 10-5 in the opening event of the Olympics.

CURLING

• Mixed Doubles: Canada beat Czechia 10-5