Olympics Day 16: US claims medal on final day of Winter Games

there's a wide range of ages of competitors at the olympics, proving that age really is just a number. Nick baumgartner is the oldest Olympian on team USA and one gold during the mixed team snowboard cross with partner lindsey Jacobellis, he became the oldest american to medal at an olympic games, he told ESPN you're never too late to take what you want from life, But he is almost 10 years younger than the oldest Olympian, Germany's Claudia Pechstein, the 49 year old speedskater turns 50, just two days after the Olympics end. The youngest Olympian to compete is the Czech Republic ski jumper and a Zika Indra cova. She is just 15 years old. She did not medal, but it is clear from these other olympians, but that she still has plenty of years ahead to compete.

Here are some of the results from Day 16 of the Winter Games:BobsledDouble gold in Pyeongchang, double gold in Beijing.Francesco Friedrich won everything the Olympics had to offer once again.The world’s best bobsledder finished off a dominating Olympics by the world’s sliding superpower, winning the four-man race at the Beijing Games on Sunday. He won the two- and four-man events at the 2018 Pyeongchang Games, then repeated the feat in Beijing -- the first double-double in Olympic bobsled history.Friedrich and his team of Thorsten Margis, Candy Bauer and Alexander Schueller finished their four runs in 3 minutes, 54.30 seconds. Germany also grabbed second, with Johannes Lochner — the first-run leader — and his team of Florian Bauer, Christopher Weber and Christian Rasp crossing the line in 3:54.67.“A great feeling," Friedrich said.The bronze went to Canada, driver Justin Kripps and his team of Ryan Sommer, Cam Stones and Benjamin Coakwell finishing in 3:55.09. It was Kripps' second Olympic medal, after tying Friedrich for the two-man gold at the Pyeongchang Games.Hockey Hannes Bjorninen scored the go-ahead goal 31 seconds into the third period and Finland claimed its first Olympic men’s hockey gold medal with a 2-1 win over the Russian Olympic Committee on the final day of the Beijing Games.Ville Pokka also scored and Harri Sateri stopped 16 shots as Finland rallied from a 1-0 first-period deficit. The Finns’ best finishes in 17 previous Olympic appearances were silver medals at the 1988 Calgary Games and 2006 Torino Games.Mikhail Grigorenko scored for the favored Russian team, the defending champions, in the second consecutive tournament without NHL players. The Russians won 4-3 over Germany in overtime in the gold-medal final at the 2018 Pyeongchang Games.Ivan Fedotov stopped 29 shots for the Russian Olympic Committee.Finland completed the tournament with a 7-0 record.Cross-country skiingNorwegian great Therese Johaug won her third gold medal of the Beijing Olympics and Jessie Diggins took silver for the best result by an American in an individual cross-country skiing event since 1976. Johaug went out front early in the 30-kilometer mass start race and held on to win. Johaug also won the skiathlon and the 10-kilometer classic race. Diggins dropped to the ground after crossing the finish line in second. Kerttu Niskanen of Finland took bronze. Diggins's silver matched the best result ever by an American in an individual cross-country skiing event. Bill Koch won silver in the men’s 30-kilometer race at the 1976 Innsbruck Olympics.

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Here are some of the results from Day 16 of the Winter Games:

Bobsled

Double gold in Pyeongchang, double gold in Beijing.

Francesco Friedrich won everything the Olympics had to offer once again.

The world’s best bobsledder finished off a dominating Olympics by the world’s sliding superpower, winning the four-man race at the Beijing Games on Sunday. He won the two- and four-man events at the 2018 Pyeongchang Games, then repeated the feat in Beijing -- the first double-double in Olympic bobsled history.

Friedrich and his team of Thorsten Margis, Candy Bauer and Alexander Schueller finished their four runs in 3 minutes, 54.30 seconds. Germany also grabbed second, with Johannes Lochner — the first-run leader — and his team of Florian Bauer, Christopher Weber and Christian Rasp crossing the line in 3:54.67.

“A great feeling," Friedrich said.

The bronze went to Canada, driver Justin Kripps and his team of Ryan Sommer, Cam Stones and Benjamin Coakwell finishing in 3:55.09. It was Kripps' second Olympic medal, after tying Friedrich for the two-man gold at the Pyeongchang Games.

Hockey

Hannes Bjorninen scored the go-ahead goal 31 seconds into the third period and Finland claimed its first Olympic men’s hockey gold medal with a 2-1 win over the Russian Olympic Committee on the final day of the Beijing Games.

Ville Pokka also scored and Harri Sateri stopped 16 shots as Finland rallied from a 1-0 first-period deficit. The Finns’ best finishes in 17 previous Olympic appearances were silver medals at the 1988 Calgary Games and 2006 Torino Games.

Mikhail Grigorenko scored for the favored Russian team, the defending champions, in the second consecutive tournament without NHL players. The Russians won 4-3 over Germany in overtime in the gold-medal final at the 2018 Pyeongchang Games.

Ivan Fedotov stopped 29 shots for the Russian Olympic Committee.

Finland completed the tournament with a 7-0 record.

Cross-country skiing

Norwegian great Therese Johaug won her third gold medal of the Beijing Olympics and Jessie Diggins took silver for the best result by an American in an individual cross-country skiing event since 1976.

Johaug went out front early in the 30-kilometer mass start race and held on to win. Johaug also won the skiathlon and the 10-kilometer classic race.

Diggins dropped to the ground after crossing the finish line in second. Kerttu Niskanen of Finland took bronze.

Diggins's silver matched the best result ever by an American in an individual cross-country skiing event.

Bill Koch won silver in the men’s 30-kilometer race at the 1976 Innsbruck Olympics.

Olympics Day 16: US claims medal on final day of Winter Games

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