U.S. Women Rout Sweden, 9-1, Advance To Hockey Gold-Medal Game
Posted by Ralph Routon Monique Lamoureux scored a hat trick, including two goals in the third period, as the United States steamrolled to a 9-1…
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U.S. Women Take 5-1 Lead Into Third Period Of Women’s Hockey Semifinal
Posted by Ralph Routon Angela Ruggiero and Caitlin Cahow scored goals in the first six minutes of the second period, and center Karen Thatcher fired…
Continue ReadingU.S. Ahead Of Projections, Going For More
Scott Blackmun isn’t taking any of the credit for the United States athletes’ unexpectedly strong showing so far in the 2010 Winter…
Continue ReadingBode Miller Finally Wins His First Gold Medal
Posted by Ralph Routon Bode Miller waited through more than a dozen years and three Winter Olympics as a world-level skier, but the mercurial…
Continue ReadingOhno’s Bronze Gives Him Historic Seventh Career Medal
Posted by Ralph Routon Never in Apolo Anton Ohno‘s career has a bronze medal tasted so good. Because this one made history. Ohno, who spent…
Continue ReadingOhno Skates For History Tonight In 1,000
Posted by Ralph Routon Apolo Anton Ohno has achieved almost every goal imaginable in his short-track speedskating career. Tonight the former longtime…
Continue ReadingDavis Takes Silver In Long-Track 1,500
Posted by Ralph Routon Shani Davis of the United States couldn’t pull off a double-gold in men’s long-track speedskating at the 2010…
Continue ReadingVonn On Track For Bronze In Super-G
Posted by Ralph Routon Lindsey Vonn couldn’t beat all the top Europeans in the ladies Super-G ski race Saturday at Whistler Mountain, but she…
Continue ReadingSTORMTRACKER 13 STORMSKYPER!!
By: STORMTRACKER13 Chief Meteorologist Matt Meisterm.meister@krdo.com We’re using technology to track storms across southern Colorado and we…
Continue ReadingThank You Song To Our Soldiers
This is the Tussing Elementary 3rd grade class from Colonial HeightsVAsinging a sincere thank you to our brave and strong soldiers, men and women,…
Continue ReadingSchedule Slows Down Friday For U.S. Athletes
Posted by Ralph Routon After an amazing first week at the 2010 Winter Olympics with a whopping 18 medals, the United States shouldn’t expect as…
Continue ReadingChan Heading Back To Springs, At Least For Now
Posted by Ralph Routon When three-time Canadian figure skating champion Patrick Chan came to Colorado Springs in December, he was dealing with a calf…
Continue ReadingBode Miller Leads Likely 2-3 Finish For U.S. In Super-G
Posted by Ralph Routon Bode Miller will have to wait longer in the 32-year-old’s quest for an Olympic gold medal, but the flamboyant American…
Continue ReadingLysacek Grabs Gold In Men’s Figure Skating For U.S.
Posted by Ralph Routon Evan Lysacek might not have had the quadruple jump in his arsenal, but he had everything else down perfectly. And when Russian…
Continue ReadingSilver, Bronze For U.S. In Ladies Halfpipe
Posted by Ralph Routon The script didn’t go as expected, with falls and mistakes along the way, but Hannah Teter and Kelly Clark still managed…
Continue ReadingAnother Big Day For The U.S. In The Works Thursday?
Posted by Ralph Routon So what does Team USA do for an encore today at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver? It’s not realistic to expect…
Continue ReadingU.S. Women Whip Finland, 6-0, Move Into Semifinals
Posted by Ralph Routon For eight minutes of hockey Thursday afternoon, Finland stood up well to the United States in their final pool-play game of…
Continue ReadingU.S. Women Get 4-0 Jump On Finland
Posted by Ralph Routon For eight minutes of hockey Thursday afternoon, Finland stood up well to the United States in their final pool-play game of…
Continue ReadingMancuso Adds Another Silver; Vonn Misses Gate
Olympics Mancuso gets silver; Vonn misses gatePosted by Ralph Routon Lindsey Vonn finally ran into misfortune Thursday afternoon at the Winter…
Continue ReadingCould Be A Huge Day For U.S. Athletes
Of all the 17 days on the 2010 Winter Olympics schedule, this one might bring the most headlines for the United States. We’re not talking about…
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