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Arjun:
Announcer:
He does and it's a brilliant one. Top shelf.
Arjun:
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Hey guys, Arjun Ram here for
and it's official. It's day ten,
we're into double digits at the 2020 Winter
Youth Olympic Games
All of the best moments are coming at you right about...
now. [swoosh]
[cheering]
The Canadian men's hockey team got back on track
after a 6-2 loss to Russia on day nine,
taking on Denmark in their second group stage game
of the tournament, Canada dominated from start
to finish to win six nothing.
The best of the six? Probably this end-to-end rush
by Justin Côté of Salaberry- de-Valleyfield, Québec
to open the scoring in the first period.
Announcer: Nice move to the outside, 101,
and a big, big goal for Justin Côté.
That's been coming.
♪ ♪ [static]
With the win, Canada advances to a semi final showdown
with the United States on day 12.
Canada, USA, and international hockey,
nothing better. [swoosh]
Day ten also saw ski cross competition go down
at
If you love speed, adrenaline, and snow,
this is the sport for you.
[swoosh]
In ski cross, four athletes begin at the top of the course.
Once the start gate opens, it's a race to the bottom
filled with jumps and sharp turns as competitors
try to reduce wind resistance by staying in each other's
slip streams, they race just centimetres from one another.
As a result, contact and crashes are common.
Finish top two in your heat and you move on.
Cross the line
[swoosh]
Now that you've gone through my crash course on ski cross,
let's get to the action.
In the first semi-final of the women's event,
it was disaster for Marie-Pier Brunet of Montreal.
[camera flash]
Kind of looks fun, not gonna lie.
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Oh!
Hopefully, she's OK because that's dangerous. Wow.
[camera click]
She rebounded in the small final though,
crossing the line first to finish fifth overall.
[swoosh]
Rapid-fire info time! ♪ ♪
Nathan Young of Torbay Newfoundland and Labrador
and Hungary's Laura Nagy scored five points in the seventh end
to defeat a team from Denmark and Sweden.
They move on to the second round
of the mixed doubles curling tournament.
[swoosh]
It's really interesting how they came up with this idea
to put different nations together.
I think it's really a good experience to like,
get in to, try different things, try new things,
got to work with other people and get to befriend
other nations. [swoosh]
Three teams with a Canadian on it,
in the mixed country mixed doubles tournament
won their opening games and advanced.
[swoosh]
Fun fact, a curling tournament is called a..
bonds, pi, bonds pie?
Stan:
A, a bonspi-- [laughs]
[beep]
[laughs] [beep]
Bonge peel.
Stan:
Bounge peel.
Stan:
A bonge peel. [beep]
Are we still rolling?
Stan:
Oh. [beep]
A bonspiel, this time I know it.
[beep]
A curling tournament is called a bonspiel.
[cheering kids] ♪ ♪
[swoosh]
Want more from Lausanne 2020? Head over to cbckidsnews.ca.
[swoosh] Yup, ah, that's all I got.
Day 10 of the
Do me a favour and come back tomorrow for more highlights,
will ya? Peace.
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