Vancouver Games: Day 14

Figure Skating

With one of the best performances of all time, Kim Yu-na of South Korean won the gold in women's figure skating with an astounding 228.56 points, shattering her previous world record by more than 18 points. It was South Korea's first medal at the Winter Olympics in a sport other than speedskating.

Figure Skating

Joannie Rochette's courageous performance four days after her mother's death earned her the bronze medal. "I just went out there and did what my mother would have wanted me to do," Rochette said. "When I get all those messages, I realize how much people are inspired by this."

Figure Skating

Mao Asada of Japan landed two triple axels and finished with the silver.

Hockey

The Canadian women's hockey team beat the United States 2-0 for their third straight Olympic title.

Hockey

Monique Lamoureux (7) of the U.S. comes up short on this scoring attempt.

Hockey

"When you give your whole life to something and you come up short, as a team, it's just awful," said Angela Ruggiero after the U.S. fell short. "It's a little different than playing on the men's side. You really give your life to it. You make lots of sacrifices to win the gold medal."

Hockey

Canada's most famous female athlete, Hayley Wickenheiser earned her third gold medal in four Olympics. The Canadian women haven't lost an Olympic game since 1998.

Hockey

Marie-Philip Poulin scored two goals and Shannon Szabados made 28 saves to make Canada's victory celebration possible.

Aerials

Alexei Grishin landed two clean jumps in aerials to help Belarus win its first gold medal of the Vancouver Olympics.

Aerials

Jeret "Speedy" Peterson of the U.S. won the silver medal in men's aerials on the strength of his patented "Hurricane" jump.

Aerials

Jeret Peterson's final jump put him in first place temporarily, but he ended up losing by 1.2 points to Alexi Grishin, who finished with 248.41 points.

Aerials

Ryan St. Onge of the U.S. came in fourth in men's aerials.

Nordic Combined

Bill Demong (6) won gold and teammate Johnny Spillane (2) grabbed silver as the U.S. dominated the Nordic Combined.

Nordic Combined

Bill Demong was in sixth place and 46 seconds behind the leader after the ski jump portion of the Nordic Combined. He made up the difference in the long hill competition.

Nordic Combined

Bill Demong won the 10-kilometer cross-country leg in 25 minutes, 32.9 seconds.

Nordic Combined

Johnny Spillane (2) finished four seconds behind Bill Domong and Bernhard Gruber of Austria was 10.8 seconds back and won the bronze.

Nordic Combined

"I don't think either of us really cared which one was first or second," said Bill Demong after ending America's golden goose egg in Nordic sports at the Winter Games.

Hockey

Karoliina Rantamaki (29) and Jenni Asserholt (4) battle during the women's semifinal. Finland won its first medal in women's hockey in overtime during its matchup against Sweden.

Hockey

Anne Helin (27) during Finland's 3-2 overtime win over Sweden.