Index FROM CHEF DE MISSION 4 MESSAGE FROM FINNISH OLYMPIC ATHLETES 5 ABOUT FINLAND 6 WINTERSPORTS IN FINLAND 7

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3 Index FROM CHEF DE MISSION 4 MESSAGE FROM FINNISH OLYMPIC ATHLETES 5 ABOUT FINLAND 6 WINTERSPORTS IN FINLAND 7 TEAM FINLAND ATHLETES 6 Alpine skiing 8 Biathlon 11 Cross Country Skiing 14 Figure Skating 17 Ice-hockey 19 Nordic Combined 27 Ski Jumping 29 Team Leaders 31 FINNISH MEDALS IN EYOD/EYOF Winter 33 COMPETITION SCHEDULE 36 3

4 From Chef de Mission The Finnish Olympic Committee proudly presents the Finnish Team in European Youth Olympic Festival in Vorarlberg & Liechtenstein: 33 individual top athletes and a World-class boys ice-hockey team. Since 1991, Finnish athletes have won 53 medals in EYOF winter games. 17 Finnish EYOF participants have later quali- ed to the Winter Olympics, and 12 of them have won Olympic medals. Naturally, we want to win ever more medals and improve our overall success, but simultaneously we feel that participating in this wonderful event is a goal as such. We want to send strong teams to EYOF competitions, support our teams with the best possible expertise and inspire participating athletes to pursue their dreams in sports. I wish good luck to all the participants and delegations, Finnish team look forward to share great festivals with you in Vorarlberg and Liechtenstein. Peter Brüll Chef de Mission Team Finland 4

5 Message from Finnish Olympic athletes The best feelings and memories of international top athletes are often related to participating to an international multi-event competition, where athletes from around the globe meet, compete and celebrate together. All the excitement is there, all the expectations are there, and yet you re not alone, but part of a team that carries you, no matter if you fail or succeed. EYOF is one of these events. It offers you a unique chance to reach the joy of sports and togetherness, just like you did as a child when playing outside with your friends. EYOF is an exciting competition, an important milestone at the beginning of an international career. But it is also a chance to enjoy the Olympic spirit and have a good time with people that share a common love for sports. We encourage all the participants to cherish this opportunity and live along these unforgettable days. Be strong, dream big! Saara & Tanja Saara Niemi is a twotime Olympian and Olympic bronze medalist in women s ice-hockey. Tanja Poutiainen is a ve-time Olympian and Olympic silver medalist in women s giant slalom. They both travel to Vorarlberg and Liechtenstein to work as team of cials and sports ambassadors in the Finnish team. 5

6 About Finland People Population: 5.48 million, 18.0 inhabitants per km² (41.8 per square mile) Life expectancy: Men 77 years, women 83 years Languages: Of cial languages are Finnish (spoken by 90%) and Swedish (5.4%). Sámi is the mother tongue of about 1,800 people, members of the indigenous Sámi people of northern Lapland. Religion: Christianity; 75.2 % Lutheran and about 1.1% Orthodox. In practice Finnish society is fairly secularized. Geography & Climate Area: 338,432 km² (130,985 square miles), the fth-largest country in Western Europe Greatest length from north to south: 1,160 km (720 miles) Greatest width from east to west: 540 km (335 miles) Capital: Helsinki (1.42 million inhabitants in metropolitan area) Climate: Great contrasts cold winters and fairly warm summers (2014 extremes: coldest day in Utsjoki C/-41.3 F, warmest day in Heinola 32.8 C/91.0 F) State & Government Independence: Declared on December 6, Previously ( ) a grand duchy in the Russian Empire, and a part of Sweden for 600 years before that. Form of government: Republic, parliamentary democracy Parliament: 200 members in one chamber, elected every 4 years in a direct vote (next elections in 2015). Cabinet: Multiparty coalition cabinet. The current Cabinet is run by Prime Minister Alexander Stubb. Head of State: President of the Republic, elected every 6 years, two-term maximum. Currently Mr Sauli Niinistö, elected in International cooperation: Member of United Nations since 1955 and European Union since 1995 Society & Economy Key features: High standard of education, social security and healthcare, all nanced by the state GDP per capita: 37,018 euros (2013). Main exports: Chemicals, wood and paper products, electrotechnical goods, metal products, machinery, transport equipment. Main imports: Raw materials, investment goods, energy, consumer goods (for example cars and textiles). Currency unit: Euro Sources: Statistics Finland, National Board of Customs, Population Register Center 6

7 Wintersports in Finland Finland is covered by snow and ice for ve months in a year. This makes Finland a natural winter sports country. Finnish athletes have won medals at every Olympic Winter Games since their beginning in In the all-time Winter Games medal table Finland currently occupies tenth place with 161 medals 42 gold, 62 silver and 57 bronze. Cross-country skiing has always been considered a national sport in Finland. No wonder then that many of the most successful Olympic athletes have been skiers, such as Veikko Hakulinen, Eero Mäntyranta and Marja-Liisa Kirvesniemi, all three-time Olympic gold medallists. In Sochi 2014 Finland won three Olympic medals in cross-country skiing. Finnish ski jumpers have enjoyed Olympic success since the 1950 s. Matti Nykänen won four gold medals in is Olympic career, including all three in Calgary In Nordic combined Samppa Lajunen won three gold medals in Salt Lake City In Alpine sports Finnish successes have been fewer, which is not surprising for a land with no mountains. Finland s only Olympic medal in Alpine skiing so far is Tanja Poutiainen s silver in women s giant slalom in Finnish freestyle skiers and snowboarders have been more successful. Janne Lahtela won gold in men s moguls in In Sochi 2014 Enni Rukajärvi took silver in women s snowboard slopestyle. The most successful Finnish Olympic winter sports athlete of all time was Clas Thunberg, who won a total ve gold medals in speed skating. Finnish speed skaters have in the past few years returned to the fore at World Championship level. The same holds true in gure skating and biathlon. Ice hockey is the most popular spectator sport in Finland. It is also the only team sport in which Finland has enjoyed medal success. Finland has won two men s World Championship titles (in 1995 and 2011) as well as six men s and two women s Olympic medals. Finnish ice-hockey players Teemu Selänne and Mikael Granlund celebrating Olympic bronze medal in Sochi (Finnish Olympic Committee/Europhoto). 7

8 Alpine Skiing Hilla Hannola Club: Santa Claus Ski Team, Rovaniemi Ellen Hellman GIRLS Born: 1997 Club: Slalom-Seura, Helsinki Riikka Honkanen Club: Alpine Race Team Tabor, Nurmijärvi 8

9 Alpine Skiing Miikka Mankinen Born: 1997 Club: Ruka Slalom, Kuusamo Eetu Mäkelä Club: Seinäjoen Hiihtoseura BOYS Marlon Sjöberg Born: 1997 Club: GrIFK Alpine, Kauniainen William Westermarck Born: 1997 Club: GrIFK Alpine, Kauniainen 9

10 Alpine Skiing Petri Härkönen Coach TEAM MANAGEMENT Bozo Jaklin Coach Jan Tuupainen Coach Branko Surla Team Of cial 10

11 Biathlon Saana Lahdelma Club: Mikkelin Hiihtäjät Alisa Laitinen Born: 1997 Club: Mikkelin Hiihtäjät GIRLS Maiju Luokkala Born: 1997 Club: Lemin Eskot Sanna-Mari Purola Born: 1997 Club: Seinäjoen Hiihtoseura 11

12 Biathlon Aapo Erkkilä Born: 1997 Club: Saloisten Reipas, Raahe Tuomas Harjula Club: Tuusulan Voima-Veikot BOYS Tuukka Invenius Born: 1997 Club: Soisalon Ampumahiihtäjät, Leppävirta Tomi Sipilä Born: 1997 Club: Alavieskan Viri 12

13 Biathlon TEAM MANAGEMENT Jouni Kinnunen Coach Sauli Tuomisto Team Of cial 13

14 Cross Country Skiing Sanni Alatalo Born: 1997 Club: Lempäälän Kisa Rebecca Immonen Club: Nastolan Naseva GIRLS Eveliina Piippo Club: IK Kronan, Kruunupyy Emelie Svenlin Club: IK Kronan, Kruunupyy 14

15 Cross Country Skiing Aleksi Parttimaa Born: 1997 Club: Raision Kuula Turo Sipilä Born: 1997 Club: Keravan Urheilijat BOYS Verneri Suhonen Born: 1997 Club: Hollolan Urheilijat Tiirismaa-Ski/ Lassi Vuorinen Club: Raision Kuula 15

16 Cross Country Skiing Juho Halonen Coach TEAM MANAGEMENT Pentti Haahti Team Of cial Juha Kärkkäinen Team Of cial 16

17 Figure Skating GIRLS Jenni Saarinen Born: 1999 Club: Tappara Taitoluistelu, Tampere. Figureskater BOYS Roman Galay Club: Lahden Taitoluistelijat 17

18 Figure Skating Nuriya Pirogova Coach TEAM MANAGEMENT Maaret Siromaa Coach Anu Sormunen Judge 18

19 Ice-hockey/Boys Niilo Halonen GOALKEEPERS Club: Jokerit, Helsinki Leevi Laakso Club: Kalpa, Kuopio 19

20 Ice-hockey/Boys Niclas Almari Club: Blues, Espoo DEFENDERS Olli Juolevi Club: Jokerit, Helsinki Markus Niemeläinen Club: HPK, Hämeenlinna 20

21 Ice-hockey/Boys Tarmo Reunanen Club: TPS, Turku DEFENDERS Urho Vaakanainen Born: 1999 Club: Blues, Espoo Juuso Välimäki Club: Ilves, Tampere 21

22 Ice-hockey/Boys Juha Jääskä Club: HIFK, Helsinki Otto Koivula FORWARDS Club: Ilves, Tampere Joona Koppanen Club: Ilves, Tampere Janne Kuokkanen Club: Kärpät, Oulu 22

23 Ice-hockey/Boys Sami Moilanen Born: 1999 Club: Jokerit, Helsinki Otto Mäkinen FORWARDS Club: Tappara, Tampere Pete Niemi Club: Tappara, Tampere Riku Sihvonen Club: JYP, Jyväskylä 23

24 Ice-hockey/Boys Aapeli Räsänen Club: Tappara, Tampere Otto Somppi FORWARDS Club: Jokerit, Helsinki Eetu Tuulola Club: HPK, Hämeenlinna Kristian Vesalainen Born: 1999 Club: HIFK, Helsinki 24

25 Ice-hockey/Boys Hannu Saintula Team Leader TEAM MANAGEMENT Jussi Ahokas Head Coach Janne Grönvall Coach 25

26 Ice-hockey/Boys TEAM MANAGEMENT Aki Näykki Coach Keijo Suomela Team Of cial 26

27 Nordic Combined Mikko Hulkko Club: Jyväskylän Hiihtoseura Santeri Hynninen Born: 1999 Club: Puijon Hiihtoseura, Kuopio BOYS Vili Laukkanen Born: 1999 Club: Kouvolan Hiihtoseura Severi Taipale Club: Jyväskylän Hiihtoseura 27

28 Nordic Combined TEAM MANAGEMENT Antti Kuisma Coach 28

29 Ski Jumping Andreas Alamommo Club: Ounasvaaran Hiihtoseura, Rovaniemi Niko Kytösaho Born: 1999 Club: Lahden Hiihtoseura BOYS Niko Löytäinen Club: Tampereen Pyrintö Joni Markkanen Club: Lahden Hiihtoseura 29

30 Ski Jumping TEAM MANAGEMENT Janne Ylijärvi Coach 30

31 Team Leaders Peter Brüll Chef de Mission Heli Katajamäki Deputy Chef de Mission Olli-Pekka Kärkkäinen Debuty Chef de Mission Mika Noronen Communications Manager

32 Team Leaders Joni Keisala Physician Jari Alamäki Physiotherapist Saara Niemi Team Of cial Sports Ambassador Ice-hockey Olympic bronze medalist 2010 Tanja Poutiainen Team Of cial Sports Ambassador Alpine skiing Olympic silver medalist

33 FINNISH MEDALS IN EYOD/EYOF Winter EYOD/EYOF Gold Silver Bronze 1993 Aosta, Italy Andorra Sundsvall, Sweden Poprad-Tatry, Slovakia Vuokatti, Finland Bled, Slovenia Monthey, Switzerland Jaca, Spain Slask-Beskidy, Poland Liberec, Czech Republic Braov, Romania 1-1 GOLD Elina Pienimäki CC-skiing classical 5 km, girls Aosta 1993 Jaana Välimäki Giant Slalom, girls Poprad-Tatry 1999 Veli-Matti Lindström Ski Jumping, boys Poprad-Tatry 1999 Team Ice Hockey, boys Poprad-Tatry 1999 Toni-Markus Turunen Snowboarding half-pipe, boys Vuokatti 2001 Janne Happonen Ski Jumping, boys Vuokatti 2001 Team Ski Jumping, boys Vuokatti 2001 (Akseli Kokkonen, Kalle Keituri, Janne Happonen) Lari Lehtonen CC-skiing classical 7.5 km, boys Monthey 2005 Martti Jylhä CC-skiing sprint, boys Monthey 2005 Niko Harmanen Alpine skiing giant slalom, boys Monthey 2005 Peetu Piiroinen Snowboarding, halfpipe, boys Monthey 2005 Mikko Repo Biathlon 7,5 km boys Slask-Beskidy 2009 Mikko Repo Biathlon pursuit, boys Slask-Beskidy 2009 Marjaana Pitkänen CC-skiing classical 5 km, girls Slask-Beskidy 2009 Perttu Hyvärinen CC-skiing freestyle 10 km, boys Slask-Beskidy 2009 Antti Ojansivu CC-skiing classical 10 km, boys Liberec 2011 Christoffer Lindvall CC-skiing sprint, boys Liberec 2011 Jarkko Määttä Ski Jumping, boys Liberec 2011 Team Ice Hockey, boys Braov

34 SILVER Reijo Nykänen CC-skiing classical 10 km, boys Sundsvall 1997 Riikka Sarasoja CC-skiing freestyle 7,5 km, girls Poprad-Tatry 1999 Team Ski Jumping, boys Poprad-Tatry 1999 (Kimmo Yliriesto, Akseli Lajunen, Veli-Matti Lindström) Iikka Bäckström Snowboarding half-pipe Vuokatti 2001 Lari Lehtonen CC-skiing free 10 km, boys Monthey 2005 Martti Jylhä CC-skiing classical 7.5 km, boys Monthey 2005 Team Ice Hockey, boys Jaca 2007 Jani Peltola Nordic Combined, boys Liberec 2011 Team Ski Jumping, boys Liberec 2011 (Miika Ylipulli, Miika Taskinen, Juho Ojala, Jarkko Määttä) Team Ice Hockey, boys Liberec 2011 BRONZE Markus Leminen Figure Skating, boys Aosta 1993 Team Ice Hockey, boys Sundsvall 1997 Akseli Lajunen Ski Jumping, boys Poprad-Tatry 1999 Jouni Kaitala Slalom, boys Poprad-Tatry 1999 Team CC-skiing 4x5 km relay, mixed Poprad-Tatry 1999 (Anne Mäkinen, Riikka Sarasoja, Juha Laitinen, Reima Idström) Henri Leinonen Biathlon 12 km, boys Vuokatti 2001 Maija Hietamies Biathlon 10 km, girls Vuokatti 2001 Mervi Markkanen Biathlon 6 km, girls Vuokatti 2001 Team Ice Hockey, boys Vuokatti 2001 Antti Autti Snowboarding half-pipe, boys Vuokatti 2001 Heidi Kurkinen Snowboarding half-pipe, girls Vuokatti 2001 Heidi Kurkinen Snowboarding boarder cross, girls Vuokatti 2001 Team CC-skiing 4x5 km relay, mixed Vuokatti 2001 (Mikko Mustonen, Tuomo Niemelä, Maija Hakala, Heli Lehikoinen) Akseli Kokkonen Ski Jumping, boys Vuokatti 2001 Emilia Soudunsaari CC-skiing classical 5 km, girls Bled 2003 Team Ice Hockey, boys Bled 2003 Anne Kyllönen CC-skiing classical 5km, girls Monthey 2005 Anne Kyllönen CC-skiing sprint, girls Monthey 2005 Johanna Heinänen CC-skiing classical 5 km, girls Jaca 2007 Perttu Hyvärinen CC-skiing classical 7,5 km, boys Slask-Beskidy 2009 Team Ice Hockey, boys Slask-Beskidy 2009 Justus Kuukka Alpine Skiing, giant slalom, boys Liberec 2011 Team Nordic Combined, team sprint Liberec 2011 (Ilkka Herola, Jani Peltola) Lauri Vuorinen CC-skiing sprint, boys Braov

35 MEDALISTS IN EYOD/EYOF AND OLYMPIC GAMES Valtteri Filppula Bronze, Ice Hockey, Vuokatti 2001 Olympic Games, Bronze 2010 Janne Happonen Gold, Ski Jumping, Vuokatti 2001 Olympic Games, Silver 2006 Gold, Ski Jumping (Team), Vuokatti 2001 Jarkko Immonen Gold, Ice Hockey, Poprad-Tatry 1999 Olympic Games, Bronze 2010 Olympic Games, Bronze 2014 Veli-Matti Lindström Gold, Ski Jumping, Poprad-Tatry 1999 Olympic Games, Silver 2002 Silver, Ski Jumping (Team), Poprad-Tatry 1999 Antero Niittymäki Bronze, Ice Hockey, Sundsvall 1997 Olympic Games, Silver 2006 Olympic Games, Bronze 2010 Peetu Piiroinen Gold, Snowboarding, Monthey 2005 Olympic Games, Silver 2010 Anne Kyllönen Bronze, CC-skiing, Monthey 2005 Olympic Games, Silver 2014 Lauri Korpikoski Bronze, Ice Hockey, Monthey 2005 Olympic Games, Bronze 2014 FINNISH MEDALISTS IN EYOD/EYOF AND PARTICIPANTS IN THE OLYMPIC GAMES Elina Pienimäki Gold, CC-skiing, Aosta 1993 Olympic Games 2002, 2006 Kalle Keituri Gold, Ski Jumping Team, Vuokatti 2001 Olympic Games 2010 Lari Lehtonen Gold, CC-skiing, Monthey 2005 Olympic Games 2010 Silver, CC-skiing, Monthey 2005 Riikka Sarasoja Silver, CC-skiing, Poprad-Tatry 1999 Olympic Games 2010 Bronze, CC-skiing (mixed relay) Poprad-Tatry 1999 Antti Autti Bronze, Snowboarding, Vuokatti 2001 Olympic Games 2006 FINNISH PARTICIPANTS IN EYOD/EYOF AND MEDALISTS IN THE OLYMPIC GAMES Riitta-Liisa Roponen (Lassila) CC-skiing, Andorra 1995 Olympic Games, Bronze 2010 Virpi Sarasvuo (Kuitunen) CC-skiing, Aosta 1993 Olympic Games, Bronze 2006 and 2010 Olympic Games, Bronze 2010 Iivo Niskanen CC-skiing, Slask-Beskidy 2009 Olympic Games, Gold 2014 Krista Lähteenmäki CC-skiing, Jaca 2007 Olympic Games, Silver Cross country skier Iivo Niskanen (right) competed in EYOF 2009, and won team sprint Olympic gold medal in Sochi 2014 together with his teammate Sami Jauhojärvi (left). (Finnish Olympic Committee/Europhoto).

36 COMPETITION SCHEDULE SUNDAY :00 12:00 Biathlon Boys Bürserberg 13:00 15:00 Biathlon Girls Bürserberg 10:30 14:00 Figure Skating Short Programme Girls Dornbirn 14:00 16:30 Figure Skating Short Programme Boys Dornbirn 10:30 13:30 Cross country Boys & girls Steg 09:30 11:30 Nordic combined HS 108 Tschagguns (Skisprung) 14:30 16:30 Nordic combined 10 km Gundersen Gaschurn (Langlauf) 13:00 14:00 Alpine skiing Free Skiing Boys Malbun 10:00 12:30 Snowboard SBX Boys & Girls Schruns 19:30 21:00 OPENING CEREMONY Montafon Nordic MONDAY :00 12:00 Biathlon Boys Bürserberg 13:00 15:00 Biathlon Girls Bürserberg 15:00 17:30 Ice hockey CZE-SUI Tschagguns 18:30 21:00 Ice hockey RUS-FIN Tschagguns 10:00 13:20 Figure Skating Short Programme Girls Dornbirn 15:30 17:45 Figure Skating Short Programme Boys Dornbirn 10:30 12:00 Cross country 10 km Classic Tech. Boys Steg 12:30 14:00 Cross country 7,5 km Classic Tech. Girls Steg 10:00 11:30 Nordic combined HS 108 Tschagguns (Skisprung) 14:30 16:30 Nordic combined 10 km Gundersen Gaschurn (Langlauf) 11:00 13:00 Alpine skiing Giant Slalom Girls Malbun 14:30 15:30 Alpine skiing Free Skiing Girls Malbun 10:00 11:00 Alpine skiing Giant Slalom Boys Malbun 14:30 15:30 12:30 14:30 Ski jumping HS 108 Boys Tschagguns 15:00 16:30 Ski jumping HS 66 Girls Tschagguns 10:00 12:30 Snowboard SBX Boys & Girls Schruns 36

37 TUESDAY :30 12:00 Biathlon 7,5 km Sprint Boys Bürserberg 13:30 14:30 Biathlon 6 km Sprint Girls Bürserberg 15:00 17:30 Ice hockey SUI-SVK Tschagguns 18:30 21:00 Ice hockey AUT-RUS Tschagguns 09:00 13:00 Figure Skating Free Programme Girls Dornbirn 13:30 16:40 Figure Skating Free Programme Boys Dornbirn 10:30 13:30 Cross country Boys & Girls Steg 09:00 10:00 Nordic combined HS 108 Tschagguns (Skisprung) 14:00 16:00 Nordic combined 5 km Gundersen Gaschurn (Langlauf) 11:00 13:00 Alpine skiing Slalom Boys Malbun 10:00 11:00 Alpine skiing Giant Slalom Girls Malbun 13:00 14:00 10:30 13:30 Ski jumping HS 108 Boys Tschagguns 14:00 16:00 Ski jumping HS 66 Girls Tschagguns 10:00 12:00 Snowboard SBX Boys & Girls Schruns 13:00 15:00 Snowboard Finals SBX Boys & Girls Schruns WEDNESDAY :30 11:30 Biathlon 10 km Pursuit Boys Bürserberg 13:30 14:30 Biathlon 7,5 km Pursuit Girls Bürserberg 15:00 17:30 Ice hockey SVK-CZE Tschagguns 18:30 21:00 Ice hockey FIN-AUT Tschagguns 10:00 14:00 Figure Skating Free Programme Girls Dornbirn 13:30 16:40 Figure Skating Free Programme Boys Dornbirn 10:30 12:00 Cross country 7,5 km Free Tech. Boys Steg 12:30 14:00 Cross country 5 km Free Tech. Girls Steg 09:00 11:00 Nordic combined HS 108 Tschagguns (Skisprung) 14:00 16:00 Nordic combined 5 km Gundersen Gaschurn (Langlauf) 11:00 13:00 Alpine skiing Slalom Girls Malbun 10:00 11:00 Alpine skiing Slalom Boys Malbun 13:00 14:00 14:00 16:00 Ski jumping HS 66 Boys & Girls Tschagguns 10:00 12:30 Snowboard SBX Boys & Girls Schruns 37

38 THURSDAY :30 11:30 Biathlon Boys & Girls Bürserberg 13:30 14:30 Biathlon 7,5 km Pursuit Girls Bürserberg 15:00 17:30 Ice hockey Fifth Place Game Tschagguns 18:30 21:00 Ice hockey Bronze Medal Game Tschagguns 10:30 16:30 Cross country Sprint Classic Tech. Boys Steg Sprint Classic Tech. Girls 09:00 11:00 Nordic combined HS 108 Tschagguns (Skisprung) 14:00 16:00 Nordic combined 5 km Gundersen Gaschurn (Langlauf) 11:00 13:00 Alpine skiing Free Skiing Boys Malbun 10:00 11:00 Alpine skiing Slalom Girls Malbun 13:00 14:00 15:30 16:00 Ski jumping HS 108 Team Boys Tschagguns 09:30 10:30 Snowboard SBX Boys & Girls Schruns 11:00 13:30 Snowboard Finals SBX Mixed Team Schruns FRIDAY :30 12:30 Biathlon 2 x 7,5 km & 2 x 6 km Bürserberg Mixed Relay 15:00 17:30 Ice hockey Final Game Tschagguns 18:30 21:00 Ice hockey Victory Ceremony Tschagguns 10:30 13:30 Cross country 4 x 5 km Mixed Relay Steg 09:00 11:00 Nordic combined HS 108 Tschagguns (Skisprung) 14:00 16:00 Nordic combined 4 x 5 km Relay Gaschurn (Langlauf) 10:00 12:00 Alpine skiing Mixed Parallel Team Malbun 14:00 16:00 Ski jumping HS 66 Mixed Team Tschagguns 38

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