The team is the first in history to combine players from North and South Korea.
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Maine hopefuls at the Olympics: Three U.S. biathletes place among top 60 in sprint, qualify for Monday’s pursuit
Lowell Bailey leads the way in men’s 10-kilometer sprint, which does not include Maine native Russell Currier.
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Vonn remains cautious, optimistic
Lindsey Vonn believes if her health stays strong, she’ll be competing for medals again.
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There’s only one Winter Olympian from Cyprus, and he goes to Bates College
Dinos Lefkaritis carried the island nation’s flag at the opening ceremonies Friday.
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Maine hopefuls at the Olympics: Cape biathlete Clare Egan competes Saturday
She will take part in the 7.5-kilometer sprint at 6:15 a.m.
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Bethel’s Troy Murphy moves into Monday’s finals in ski moguls
Murphy has his best run of the season to finish fourth in the qualifying round.
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Winter Olympics open with a dazzling spectacle and signs of Korean unity
South Korean media report that President Moon Jae-in lobbied U.S. Vice President Mike Pence to agree to a ‘brush past’ with North Korean government representatives attending the Games.
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Court rejects 47 Russians’ appeals of Olympic bans
The IOC says the decision ‘supports the fight against doping and brings clarity for all athletes.’
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Maine hopefuls at the Olympics: Cape biathlete Clare Egan second among U.S. women
She misses qualifying for Monday’s pursuit race by less than two seconds, placing 61st.
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U.S. athlete caught in a bureaucratic crossfire
Katie Uhlaender thought justice prevailed and she would receive a bronze medal in the skeleton for 2014. She was wrong.