On February 10, medals were played in 5 disciplines: biathlon, cross-country skiing, short track, jumping and speed skating.

Ukrainians without awards. Our hopes for the biathlonist in the sprint ended with the 14th place of Vita Semerenko.

After the first competitive day, most of the medals from the Netherlands - 4 total (gold, 2 silver, bronze), and behind the gold awards Germany leads, which has 2 medals of the highest standard.

We look, who won the medals.

Cross-country skiing / Skiathlon, 7.5 km + 7.5 km 1. Charlotte Calla / Sweden - 40. 44.9 2. Marit Bjorgen / Norway + 7.8 3. Krista Parmakoski / Finland + 10.1. 45. Tatyana Antypenko +4: 46. 3 53. Marina Antsibor +5: 33. 3 Biathlon. Women's Sprint 7. 5 km 1. Laura Dalmayer / Germany (0 + 0) - 21:06. 2 2. Marte Olsby / Norway (1 + 0) +24. 2 3. Veronika Vitkova / Czech Republic (0 + 1) +25. 14. Vita Semerenko (0 + 1) +54. 5 46. Valya Semerenko (2 + 1) +2: 14. 7 55. Anastasia Merkushina (2 + 1) +2: 26. 1 73. Irina Varvinets (1 + 4) +3: 41. 9 Speed ??Skating. Women's 3000 meters 1. Carlaine Ahterekte / Netherlands -3. 59.21 2. Irene West / Netherlands +0. 08 3. Antoinette de Jong / Netherlands +0. 81 Short Track. Men's 1500 meters 1. Lim He Hyun (Korea) - 2,10,485 - Olympics record 2. Shinki Knegt (The Netherlands) - 2,10,555 3. Semen Elistratov (OCP) - 2.10.687 Note. OCP - Olympic athletes from Russia.

Jumping from a springboard. Men's. K-98, personal competitions 1. Andreas Wellinger (Germany) - 259.3 (104.5 + 113.5) 2. Johan Andre Forfang (Norway) - 250.9 (106.0 + 109.5) 3. Robert Johansson (Norway) - 249.7 (100.5 + 113.5).