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| Vonn wins first World Cup | 14/03, 11:00 |
Lindsey Vonn seals her first overall World Cup title after taking an unassailable lead during the final slalom of the season. American Vonn joins compatriot Bode Miller as overall champion, the first time the U.S. has won both the men's and women's titles since 1983. | |
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| Champions Miller ahead in giant slalom | 14/03, 10:06 |
Results after the first run of the World Cup men's giant slalom event at Bormio: 1. Bode Miller (U.S.) 1 min 08.10 secs; 2. Benjamin Raich (Austria) 1:08.34; 3. Massimiliano Blardone (Italy) 1:08.42; 4. Jean-Baptiste Grange (France) 1:08.45; 5. Hermann Maier (Austria) 1:08.56 | |
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| Schild leads after first run in Bormio | 14/03, 9:30 |
Results after the first run of the World Cup women's slalom event in Bormio: 1. Marlies Schild (Austria) 52.09 secs; 2. Sarka Zahrobska (Czech Republic) 52.14; 3. Nicole Hosp (Austria) 52.33; 4. Kathrin Zettel (Austria) 52.48; 5. Veronika Zuzulova (Slovakia) 52.74 | |
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| NHL results | 14/03, 5:08 |
(home team in CAPS): ATLANTA 6 Calgary 4; Tampa Bay 3 BOSTON 1; DETROIT 5 Dallas 3; Ottawa 3 MONTREAL 0; Los Angeles 4 NASHVILLE 1; New Jersey 4 MINNESOTA 3 (shootout win); Los Angeles 4 NASHVILLE 1; COLORADO 5 Edmonton 1; PHOENIX 2 Vancouver 0 | |
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| NHL results | 14/03, 4:44 |
(home team in CAPS): ATLANTA 6 Calgary 4; Tampa Bay 3 BOSTON 1; DETROIT 5 Dallas 3; Ottawa 3 MONTREAL 0; Los Angeles 4 NASHVILLE 1; New Jersey 4 MINNESOTA 3 (shootout win) | |
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| Riesch wins maiden super-G title | 13/03, 14:44 |
Germany's Maria Riesch wins her first World Cup super-G title with a sixth-placed finish in the final race of the season in Bormio. | |
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| Neuner takes control of World Cup | 13/03, 11:51 |
Magdalena Neuner takes control of the race to win the women's overall World Cup despite only finishing seventh in the Holmenkollen sprint. Previous leader Sandrine Bailly was only 18th as Svetlana Sleptsova won the race. | |
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| Reichelt wins overall super-G title | 13/03, 10:52 |
Austria's Hannes Reichelt snatches the overall men's super-G title by one point from Didier Cuche after claiming victory in Bormio. | |
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| NHL results (home team in CAPS) | 13/03, 7:01 |
WASHINGTON 3 Calgary 2; Toronto 3 PHILADELPHIA 2; FLORIDA 4 NY Islanders 2; PITTSBURGH 7 Buffalo 3; Carolina 3 CHICAGO 0; ANAHEIM 4 Vancouver 1 | |
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| NHL results | 13/03, 4:25 |
(home team in CAPS): WASHINGTON 3 Calgary 2; Toronto 3 PHILADELPHIA 2; FLORIDA 4 NY Islanders 2; PITTSBURGH 7 Buffalo 3; Carolina 3 CHICAGO 0 | |
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