2022 Winter Olympics Results - Figure Skating

Women's Singles
February 15 - Final
	ROC	Anna Shcherbakova	255.95
	ROC	Aleksandra Trusova	251.73
	JPN	Kaori Sakamoto	233.13
4	ROC	Kamila Valieva	224.09
5	JPN	Wakaba Higuchi	214.44
6	KOR	You Young	213.09
7	USA	Alysa Liu	208.95
8	BEL	Loena Hendrickx	206.79
9	KOR	Kim Ye-Lim	202.63
10	USA	Mariah Bell	202.30
11	GEO	Anastasia Gubanova	200.98
12	POL	Ekaterina Kurakova	185.84
13	BLR	Viktoriya Safonova	184.83
14	AUT	Olga Mikutina	182.20
15	AZE	Ekaterina Ryabova	179.97
16	USA	Karen Chen	179.93
17	GER	Nicole Schott	177.65
18	NED	Lindsay Van Zundert	175.81
19	CAN	Madeline Schizas	175.56
20	CZE	Eliska Brezinová	175.41
21	EST	Eva-Lotta Kiibus	171.75
22	SUI	Alexia Paganini	168.91
23	JPN	Mana Kawabe	166.73
24	BUL	Alexandra Feigin	159.31
25	FIN	Jenni Saarinen	153.04
26	SWE	Josefin Taljegård	54.51
27	CHN	Zhu Yi	53.44
28	GBR	Natasha Mckay	52.54
29	AUS	Kailani Craine	49.93
30	UKR	Anastasiia Shabotova	48.68

Women's Singles, Short Program
February 15 - Final
1	ROC	Kamila Valieva	82.16 Q
2	ROC	Anna Shcherbakova	80.20 Q
3	JPN	Kaori Sakamoto	79.84 Q
4	ROC	Aleksandra Trusova	74.60 Q
5	JPN	Wakaba Higuchi	73.51 Q
6	KOR	You Young	70.34 Q
7	BEL	Loena Hendrickx	70.09 Q
8	USA	Alysa Liu	69.50 Q
9	KOR	Kim Ye-Lim	67.78 Q
10	GEO	Anastasia Gubanova	65.40 Q
11	USA	Mariah Bell	65.38 Q
12	CZE	Eliska Brezinová	64.31 Q
13	USA	Karen Chen	64.11 Q
14	GER	Nicole Schott	63.13 Q
15	JPN	Mana Kawabe	62.69 Q
16	AZE	Ekaterina Ryabova	61.82 Q
17	BLR	Viktoriya Safonova	61.46 Q
18	AUT	Olga Mikutina	61.14 Q
19	SUI	Alexia Paganini	61.06 Q
20	CAN	Madeline Schizas	60.53 Q
21	EST	Eva-Lotta Kiibus	59.55 Q
22	NED	Lindsay Van Zundert	59.24 Q
23	BUL	Alexandra Feigin	59.16 Q
24	POL	Ekaterina Kurakova	59.08 Q
25	FIN	Jenni Saarinen	56.97 Q
26	SWE	Josefin Taljegård	54.51
27	CHN	Zhu Yi	53.44
28	GBR	Natasha Mckay	52.54
29	AUS	Kailani Craine	49.93
30	UKR	Anastasiia Shabotova	48.68

Women's Singles, Free Program
February 17 - Final
1	ROC	Aleksandra Trusova	177.13
2	ROC	Anna Shcherbakova	175.75
3	JPN	Kaori Sakamoto	153.29
4	KOR	You Young	142.75
5	ROC	Kamila Valieva	141.93
6	JPN	Wakaba Higuchi	140.93
7	USA	Alysa Liu	139.45
8	USA	Mariah Bell	136.92
9	BEL	Loena Hendrickx	136.70
10	GEO	Anastasia Gubanova	135.58
11	KOR	Kim Ye-Lim	134.85
12	POL	Ekaterina Kurakova	126.76
13	BLR	Viktoriya Safonova	123.37
14	AUT	Olga Mikutina	121.06
15	AZE	Ekaterina Ryabova	118.15
16	NED	Lindsay Van Zundert	116.57
17	USA	Karen Chen	115.82
18	CAN	Madeline Schizas	115.03
19	GER	Nicole Schott	114.52
20	EST	Eva-Lotta Kiibus	112.20
21	CZE	Eliska Brezinová	111.10
22	SUI	Alexia Paganini	107.85
23	JPN	Mana Kawabe	104.04
24	BUL	Alexandra Feigin	100.15
25	FIN	Jenni Saarinen	96.07

Medal Tracker

Countries Athletes

Overall Medal Leaders

37
NOR
32
ROC
27
GER

Individual Medal Leaders

Gold

Gold

NOR	16
GER	12
CHN	9

Silver

Silver

ROC	12
GER	10
USA	10

Bronze

Bronze

ROC	14
CAN	14
NOR	13

Overall Medal Leaders

5
Bø
Bø
5
Bolshunov
Bolshunov
5
Roeiseland
Roeiseland

Individual Medal Leaders

Gold

Gold

Bø	4
Bolshunov	3
Roeiseland	3

Silver

Silver

Fillon Maillet	3
Takagi	3
Minjeong	2

Bronze

Bronze

Latypov	3
Roeiseland	2
Liu	2

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