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Minnesotans in Paralympics: How and when to watch our athletes in Beijing
Here's your tracker for Minnesotans in the Paralympics:
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Burnsville woman proud to represent country where she was 'reborn' in Paralympics
Oyuna Uranchimeg thought her life was over in 2000, when she was in a car accident while visiting Minnesota. "I basically died that day. And then, I came back."
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Rested Diggins returning to competition, less than a week after Olympics
Afton's Jessie Diggins, who capped the Beijing Games with a silver medal, says she is recharged and ready for the World Cup circuit. First up: Finland.
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Neal: China should have never been allowed to host these Olympics
The experience here was fine, but that's not the point: We should not have been here in the first place. The International Olympic Committee needs a full reboot.
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Olympics contrasted success, safety, shortcomings, controversy
As the athletes took part in the Closing Ceremony, they were just grateful the Winter Games made it over the finish line.
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Conquering illness, Diggins ends her Olympics with historic silver medal
On the final day of the Olympics, Jessie Diggins of Afton seized her last shot to make more history, despite being sick with food poisoning just hours before the race in the mountains outside Beijing.
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Neal: After covering first Olympics, La Velle 'all-in' and ready for more
From telling stories about many of the 30 Minnesota athletes in Beijing and others, our columnist wonders how many will quality for the 2026 Games. 'Heck, let's hope I qualify again,' he adds.
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Every medal won by a Minnesotan in Winter Olympics history
Minnesota-born athletes have won 95 medals in the nearly 100 years of the Winter Games. Here's the complete list.
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How'd they do? Meet the 30 U.S. Olympians with Minnesota ties
The contingent with Minnesota connections on Team USA was the largest since Turin in 2006 and included nine gold medalists from four years ago.
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How Team USA made Beijing Olympics as fun as possible
Athletes cheering for athletes will be one of the joyful memories from an Olympics otherwise tied down tightly by COVID-19 restrictions.
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What to watch today (and what's coming up) at the Beijing Olympics
An hour-by-hour look at the highlights of what's on TV and being streamed on the web as the Tokyo Games come to an end.
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Neal: Minnesota didn't take over the world in Beijing, a reminder of how hard this is
After 2018 and 2021, we got spoiled with Olympics dominance and gold rushes. This time: good not great, but let's not consider our Olympians anything other than excellent.
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Prior Lake's Moltzan just misses bronze in Alpine mixed team event
After falling near the finish line in the semifinals racing Germany, Paula Moltzan bounced back to win her bronze medal match against Norway. But the Norwegian team won on a tiebreaker.
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White Bear Lake speedskater Giorgia Birkeland reaches Olympic finals
The 19-year-old finished 12th in her first mass start race at the senior international level.
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One more race for Diggins as a busy Beijing Olympics comes to a close
The Afton cross-country skier will compete in the women's 30-kilometer freestyle race, her sixth event of the Winter Games.
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After loss to Canada for bronze, Shuster already has eye on 2026 Games
John Shuster, 39, won't be bringing home a medal from the Olympics this time. But he still has the fire for curling and is looking at a sixth Olympic appearance at the 2026 games in Italy.
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Shiffrin, Prior Lake's Moltzan expected to lead U.S. in team Alpine slalom
The parallel slalom event became part of the Olympic program in 2018 in an effort to increase medal opportunities for women.
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Neal: Hamilton will cut gold medal quality hair after Olympics for charity
The end of the USA men's curling team's run at the 2022 Olympics means no more viewing Matt Hamilton's marvelous mane of brown hair.
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Neal: A long, long day of difficult defeats — with a Minnesota flavor
From curling to hockey and back for more curling, our columnist's Thursday in Beijing started early in the morning and didn't end until after midnight.
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Loss to Canada brings stinging end to Olympics for Team USA women
Four years after they experienced the unabashed joy of dethroning Canada as Olympic champions, the Americans stood glumly on the ice in Beijing to accept silver medals.
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