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FEB. 21
MEN'S SLALOM
12 p.m. ET


	Miller's silvers are the only hardware the Americans won on the slopes.

Snowed Out
Ten events. Two medals. Not exactly a glowing showing by U.S. skiers who were hoping for a record medal haul on their own slopes. Bode Miller's two silvers don't cover up yet another disappointing Olympic performance by the American Alpine team, which, besides Miller, didn't have a skier finish in the top seven of any event. The Americans still trail the rest of the world on the slopes, writes Jim Caple.

• Complete Alpine results | Alpine medal tracker
• Cruz: Eberharter finally a bride | Kostelic's ride
• Miller's medals: Giant slalom silver | Combined silver

No-Way Street for U.S. Alpine Women
After not coming close to matching the torrid gold-medal time in the downhill, Picabo Street said she was done with competitive skiing. She finished 16th, which put only a slight damper, writes Eric Adelson, on the largest crowd to ever watch a women's ski event. The U.S. women were shut out in these Games, none finishing better than 10th.
• Keown: No regrets for Picabo
• Kostelic's medals: Giant | Slalom | Super G | Combined

Total Medals by Country

Country	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
Germany	12	16	7	35
United States of America	10	13	11	34
Norway	11	7	6	24
Canada	6	3	8	17
Austria	2	4	10	16
Russia	6	6	4	16
Italy	4	4	4	12
France	4	5	2	11
Switzerland	3	2	6	11
Netherlands	3	5	0	8
China	2	2	4	8
Finland	4	2	1	7
Sweden	0	2	4	6
South Korea	2	2	0	4
Croatia	3	1	0	4
Bulgaria	0	1	2	3
Estonia	1	1	1	3
Great Britain	1	0	2	3
Japan	0	1	1	2
Australia	2	0	0	2
Czech Republic	1	0	1	2
Spain	2	0	0	2
Poland	0	1	1	2
Slovenia	0	0	1	1
Belarus	0	0	1	1

Caple: A wonderful day on the mountain
With three medals already, alpine skier Janica Kostelic is a Croatian on the brink of Olympic history,

Cruz: Finally a bride
Stephan Eberharter has always been one step down on the podium, but he got his gold now.

Cruz: Kostelic thought she was slow
Janica Kostelic had a knack for predicting the medalists in the Super G -- except herself.

Adelson: Picabo's unexpected ending
They came to see Picabo Street, women's skiing's largest crowd, and saw Carole Montillet streak by.

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Kristina Koznick has won four World Cup slalom races -- two in 2000 -- and four U.S. slalom championships. As a junior, she won eight U.S. Titles -- two in slalom, three in giant slalom, two super-G and one downhill. Instead of training with the U.S. ski team, Koznick trained for this season with Norwegian skiers and a personal coach.

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