2018 Winter Olympics - Athletes

Annalisa Drew

Date of birth: 1993-05-28

Height: 5' 4"

Weight: 119 lbs

Results

Women's Halfpipe, Qualification

4	Women's Halfpipe, Qualification	86.00 Q
4	Women's Halfpipe, Qualification, Run 1	85.40
4	Women's Halfpipe, Qualification, Run 2	86.00
4	Women's Halfpipe	90.80
4	Women's Halfpipe, Final	90.80
4	Women's Halfpipe, Final, Run 1	86.80
6	Women's Halfpipe, Final, Run 2	73.00
2	Women's Halfpipe, Final, Run 3	90.80

Medal Tracker

Countries Athletes

Overall Medal Leaders

37
NOR
32
ROC
27
GER

Individual Medal Leaders

Gold

Gold

NOR	16
GER	12
CHN	9

Silver

Silver

ROC	12
GER	10
USA	10

Bronze

Bronze

ROC	14
CAN	14
NOR	13

Overall Medal Leaders

5
Bø
Bø
5
Bolshunov
Bolshunov
5
Roeiseland
Roeiseland

Individual Medal Leaders

Gold

Gold

Bø	4
Bolshunov	3
Roeiseland	3

Silver

Silver

Fillon Maillet	3
Takagi	3
Minjeong	2

Bronze

Bronze

Latypov	3
Roeiseland	2
Liu	2

Olympics News

WADA to launch independent review of ruling on Chinese swimmers
WADA is launching an independent review over its handling of a case that allowed 23 Chinese swimmers who tested positive for a banned substance to avoid punishment.
USA Track expands maternity policy, giving athletes more time
USA Track & Field unveiled a program Thursday that expands an existing maternity support system to give athletes more time to work their way back.
French Open to use second retractable roof ahead of Olympics
The second retractable roof at Roland Garros will be inaugurated on the opening day of the French Open next month, a project planned with the Paris Olympics in mind.
Venezuelan Olympic boxing medalist Francisco Rodríguez dies at 78
Venezuela's first Olympic gold medaist -- boxer Francisco "Morochito" Rodríguez -- has died at the age of 78.
Track Cycling World Championships moving 2025 venue to Chile
UCI said Wednesday that the Track Cycling World Championships in 2025 will now be held in Chile instead of Argentina as previously announced.
Marcel Hirscher coming out of retirement, to ski on Dutch team
Eight-time overall World Cup champion Marcel Hirscher is planning to return to ski racing next season after five years in retirement. And he is going to compete for the Netherlands -- his mother's country -- instead of his native Austria.