Team USA had another big day in Italy Wednesday, notching their fourth gold medal and adding two more on an eventful day of Olympic competition.
One of those medals came in an Olympic-record performance by a young American phenom, and an iconic ice dancing pair was neck-and-neck with their French competitors for another gold.
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Jordan Stolz, 21, burst onto the Olympic scene on Wednesday as he secured the first medal the United States has had in the 1,000 meter speedskating event since the 2010 Olympics.
Stolz won the gold medal and did so in Olympic record time, adding to an already storied career that has seen him set a world record in the distance.
He’ll have multiple chances at more gold as the Games move along, as he’ll enter several other events.
On the slopes, the U.S. team secured a silver medal in the men’s super-G, as Ryan Cochran-Siegle finished in second place on Wednesday.
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Switzerland’s Franjo von Allmen won the gold, and his countryman Marco Odermatt won the bronze.
Finally the U.S. ice dancing duo of Madison Chock and Evan Bates skated their hearts out on Wednesday, but they came up just short, winning a silver medal as France’s Laurence Fournier Beaudry and Guillaume Cizeron edged them out by less than one-half point.
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A slew of medals will be up for grabs on Thursday, including in the men’s snowboard cross, the luge team relay, and the women’s super-G.
The women’s snowboard halfpipe event will also take place Thursday, along with more medals being handed out in short track speedskating.
