It was a horrendous collapse for Adam Claus's first round pick, Canada curling. Ice Lugers was going to be a bottom three team no matter what, but they looked like they would take the gold medal with the last shot, already leading in the tenth end. Instead, Cornballers ended up with an extra end victory and the 25 point medal from their tenth round pick.
I am not scared of many people but I must admit I am scared of every women's curling player for various reasons.
Nordique Combined (Brian Schwartz) is in second, 60 points behind, and took only 11.3 points today. They still are in the race by virtue of the fact that they could get 50 more points if Canada wins Sunday's gold medal hockey game. They need a good day tomorrow to keep things interesting. If they enter Sunday less than 50 points behind though, their chances look good as Canada will clearly be favored.Barring an unbelievable turn of events, all the other teams are now eliminated. Da Nang Dynamos didn't get enough short track medals to mount a threat, while Buck-Toothed Rabbit Bitches were eliminated when Slovakia's furious comeback against Canada hockey ended in a 3-2 loss. Fightin' Ovechkins and Banker's Club both were shut out Friday and are now too far behind to beat out Cornballers.
STANDINGS THROUGH FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26
1. Ellis Kunka, Cornballlers
265.5 PointsAlpine Skiing 42.5 (2G, 3S, 3B)
Cross-Country Skiing 4.2 (1S)
Curling 25 (1G)
Figure Skating 31.3 (1G, 1B)
Freestyle Skiing 8.4 (1S, 2B)
Ice Hockey 12.5 (1B)
Luge 25 (1G, 1S)
Nordic Combined 16.7 (1G)
Short Track Speed Skating 50 (4G)
Ski Jumping 16.6 (2S)
Speed Skating 33.3 (3G, 1S, 2B)
2. Brian Schwartz, Nordique Combined
205 PointsBiathlon 10 (2S)
Cross-Country Skiing 35.4 (3G, 2S, 1B)
Curling 6.3 (1B)
Figure Skating 25 (1G)
Freestyle Skiing 16.7 (1G, 1S, 2B)
Ice Hockey 50 (1G)
Luge 50.1 (2G, 1S, 2B)
Skeleton 12.5 (1S)
3. John Binz, Da Nang Dynamos
198.2 PointsAlpine Skiing 22.5 (1G, 2S, 1B)
Biathlon 40 (3G, 2S)
Cross-Country Skiing 16.7 (1G, 1S, 2B)
Figure Skating 37.5 (1G, 1S)
Freestyle Skiing 12.5 (1G, 1S)
Short Track Speed Skating 56.4 (2G, 4S, 2B)
Speed Skating 12.6 (3S)
4. Tim Lavoie, Fightin' Ovechkins
191.9 PointsBobsleigh 25 (1G, 1S)
Cross Country Skiing 2.1 (1B)
Figure Skating 37.5 (1G, 1S)
Freestyle Skiing 6.3 (1S, 1B)
Skeleton 18.8 (1S, 1B)
Ski Jumping 33.4 (2G)
Snowboarding 50.1 (2G, 1S, 2B)
Speed Skating 18.7 (2G, 1B)
5. Brittany B., Buck-Toothed Rabbit Bitches
187.7 PointsAlpine Skiing 20 (1G, 1S, 2B)
Biathlon 17.5 (1G, 1S, 1B)
Bobsleigh 4.2 (1B)
Cross Country Skiing 6.3 (1S, 1B)
Figure Skating 6.3 (1B)
Freestyle Skiing 4.2 (1S)
Nordic Combined 41.6 (1G, 3S)
Short Track Speed Skating 25 (2S, 4B)
Ski Jumping 25.1 (1G, 2B)
Snowboarding 4.2 (1B)
Speed Skating 33.3 (3G, 2S)
6. Zach Chromiak, Banker's Club
180.7 PointsBiathlon 27.5 (1G, 2S, 3B)
Bobsleigh 25 (1G, 1S)
Cross Country Skiing 41.6 (4G, 1S, 2B)
Figure Skating 18.8 (1S, 1B)
Luge 4.2 (1B)
Nordic Combined 20.9 (1G, 1B)
Short Track Speed Skating 3.1 (1B)
Ski Jumping 8.3 (1S)
Snowboarding 16.7 (1G)
Speed Skating 14.6 (1G, 1S, 1B)
7. Dave Spence, Paragons
166.3 PointsAlpine Skiing 5 (1S)
Biathlon 10 (1G)
Bobsleigh 4.2 (1B)
Cross-Country Skiing 4.2 (1S)
Figure Skating 18.8 (1S, 1B)
Ice Hockey 25 (1S)
Luge 8.3 (1S)
Nordic Combined 4.2 (1B)
Short Track Speed Skating 40.7 (2G, 2S, 1B)
Skeleton 25 (1G)
Snowboarding 4.2 (1B)
Speed Skating 16.7 (1G, 1S, 2B)
8. Joy Sadaly, Olympic Ring Worm Wood Stock Market District Attorney
114.6 PointsAlpine Skiing 22.5 (2G, 1B)
Biathlon 27.5 (2G, 1S, 1B)
Cross-Country Skiing 4.2 (2B)
Freestyle Skiing 8.3 (1G)
Skeleton 25 (1G)
Snowboarding 25 (1G, 1S)
Speed Skating 2.1 (1B)
9. Adam Claus, Ice Lugers
107.6 PointsAlpine Skiing 2.5 (1B)
Biathlon 30 (2G, 1S, 2B)
Cross-Country Skiing 20.9 (1G, 3S)
Curling 12.5 (1S)
Freestyle Skiing 20.8 (2G, 1S)
Ski Jumping 4.2 (1B)
Snowboarding 12.5 (1S, 1B)
Speed Skating 4.2 (1S)
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