Prevc siblings lead Slovenia to ski jumping team gold & US thrash Canada in Ice Hockey

VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE MILANO CORTINA WINTER OLYMPICS INCLUDING TEAM SKI JUMPING FINALS, MEN'S FIGURE SKATING SHORT PROGRAM, AND WOMEN'S ICE HOCKEY MATCHES AS USA BEAT CANADA, AND FINLAND BEAT SWITZERLAND RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT SHOWS: PREDAZZO, ITALY (FEBRUARY 10, 2026) (IOC – See restrictions before use) SKI JUMPING MIXED TEAM 1. VARIOUS OF REN NIKAIDO'S RUN FOR BRONZE MEDALLISTS JAPAN 2. JAPAN FANS WAVING FLAG 3. JAPAN TEAM REACTING TO RESULT 4. VARIOUS OF MARIUS LINDVIK OF NORWAY'S RUN FOR SILVER / REPLAY OF JUMP 5. TEAM NORWAY REACTING TO RESULT 6. VARIOUS OF DOMEN PREVC'S RUN FOR SLOVENIA'S GOLD MEDAL / REPLAY OF JUMP 7. SLOVENIA TEAM REACTING TO RESULT 8. SLOVENIA FANS CHEERING IN THE CROWD 9. TEAM SLOVENIA BEING AWARDED THEIR GOLD MEDALS 10. NORWAY, SLOVENIA AND JAPAN TEAMS ON THE PODIUM DURING THE MEDAL CEREMONY MILAN, ITALY (FEBRUARY 10, 2026) (IOC – See restrictions before use) FIGURE SKATING – MEN'S SINGLE SKATING 11. MILANO ICE SKATING ARENA 12. VARIOUS OF FRANCE'S ADAM SIAO HIM FA'S ROUTINE TO PLACE THIRD IN THE EVENT 13. SIAO HIM FA AND TEAM REACTING TO SCORE 14. VARIOUS OF USA'S ILIA MALININ'S ROUTINE TO PLACE FIRST IN THE EVENT 15. MALININ AND TEAM REACTING TO SCORE 16. VARIOUS OF JAPAN'S YUMA KAGIYAMA'S ROUTINE TO PLACE SECOND 17. KAGIYAMA AND TEAM REACTING TO SCORE MILAN, ITALY (FEBRUARY 10, 2026) (IOC – See restrictions before use) WOMEN'S ICE HOCKEY – USA 5-0 CANADA 18. AERIAL SHOT OF MILANO ICE HOCKEY ARENA 19. TEAM CANADA TAKING TO RINK 20. TEAM USA TAKING TO RINK 21. FACE OFF TO START THE MATCH 22. 1-0 CAROLINE HARVEY SCORING FOR THE USA IN THE FIRST PERIOD / USA TEAM CELEBRATING 23. 2-0 HANNAH BILKA SCORING FOR THE USA IN THE FIRST PERIOD 24. 3-0 REFEREE BLOWING WHISTLE AS KIRSTEN SIMMS FORCES THE PUCK IN, IN THE SECOND PERIOD / SIMMS AND TEAM CELEBRATING DECISION TO AWARD THE GOAL 25. 4-0 BILKA SCORING HER SECOND OF THE GAME IN THE SECOND PERIOD / BILKA MOBBED BY TEAMMATES 26. 5-0 LAILA EDWARDS SCORING FOR THE USA IN THE THIRD PERIOD / EDWARDS CELEBRATING WITH TEAMMATES 27. TEAM USA CELEBRATING THEIR WIN FINLAND 2-1 SWITZERLAND 28. TEAM FINLAND TAKING TO RINK 29. TEAM SWITZERLAND TAKING TO RINK 30. 1-0 VIIVI VAINIKKA SCORING FOR FINLAND IN THE SECOND PERIOD / VAINIKKA CELEBRATING / FINLAND FANS CHEERING / REPLAY OF GOAL 31. 2-0 JULIA LIIKALA SCORING FOR FINLAND IN THE SECOND PERIOD / LIIKALA CELEBRATING WITH TEAMMATES / FINLAND FANS CHEERING / REPLAY OF GOAL 32. 2-1 ALINA MULLER SCORING FOR SWITZERLAND IN THE SECOND PERIOD / MULLER CELEBRATING WITH TEAMMATES / SWITZERLAND FANS CHEERING / REPLAY OF GOAL 33. 3-1 SANNI VANHANEN SCORING FOR FINLAND IN THE SECOND PERIOD / VANHANEN MOBBED BY TEAMMATES / REPLAY OF GOAL 34. FINLAND TEAM AT THE END OF THE MATCH 35. DEJECTED SWITZERLAND TEAM AT THE END OF THE MATCH STORY: Slovenia won the gold medal in the mixed team ski jumping event at the Milano Cortina Olympics on Tuesday (February 10), led by siblings Nika and Domen Prevc, while Norway claimed silver and Japan took bronze. The Slovenian team of Nika Vodan, Anze Lanisek, along with the Prevc siblings produced a series of consistently strong jumps to finish at 1069.2 points, sealing a comfortable victory over Norway and rarely coming under serious pressure during the competition. Slovenia entered the competition as clear favourites and delivered throughout, building a decisive lead after the opening round. Domen Prevc sealed the victory with the final jump of the night at 102 metres, celebrating on landing, knowing he had secured Slovenia’s first gold in ski jumping at these Olympics. Over in Milan, American figure skater Ilia Malinin delivered his best performance of the Milano Cortina Games, landing two quadruple jumps and even throwing in a backflip in an electrifying men's short program to take the lead. Malinin posted 108.16 points, more than five clear of Japan's Yuma Kagiyama (103.07), with France's Adam Siao Him Fa third on 102.55. Malinin, the heavy favorite for the men's title, did not showcase his full repertoire in his two outings during the team event but still did enough to help the United States grab gold on Sunday. He looked far closer to his peak on Tuesday, feeding off a loud contingent of American fans as he flaunted the technical arsenal that has helped draw new attention to the sport. Whilst in the women's ice hockey, the United States stunned arch-rivals Canada 5-0 to set up a last eight clash with hosts Italy, and Finland beat Switzerland 3-1 in the other Group A game. The top-ranked Americans are hungry for revenge after losing to Canada in the gold-medal game four years ago and sent a message with a lop-sided drubbing that few expected from the typically well-matched powerhouse teams at Santagiulia Arena. The win saw the United States clinch the top spot in Group A. Canada, which had never before been shut out in women's Olympic play, have more work to do before the knockouts with a game against Finland on Thursday, and are currently second on six points. In the night's other fixture Finland edged ahead in a brethless second period, with goals from Viivi Vainikka, Julia Liikala and Sanni Vanhanen. Switzerland had scored a shorthanded goal three minutes before the end of the second period, with Alina Muller taking the puck all the way from the neutral zone to the net to pull it back to 2-1, but Finland responded immediately while still on the power play to add a two-goal cushion, which is how it stayed. The result means Switzerland finish bottom of the group with two points, with Finland fourth on three points. Finland can overtake Canada with a win against the defending champions. The Czech Republic occupy third spot on four points after playing all four games. All five teams from the group advance to the last eight, where the seedings will be determined by their final placing in the standings. (Production: Joseph Andrews)

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