Medal Tally Olympics 2014: Updated Results for Each Event from Day 3

Day 3 of the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics brought some new competitions to the table, as beloved Winter Games sport curling opened up with its first respective events of the Winter Games.

Through the end of Monday's action, when five more medal ceremonies took place, 19 countries have now earned medals and there is still plenty of more hardware to be handed out. Here's an updated look at the Olympic medal count heading into Tuesday's events:

Rank	Country	G	S	B	Total
1	Canada	3	3	1	7
2	Netherlands	3	2	2	7
3	Norway	2	1	4	7
4	United States	2	0	3	5
5	Germany	2	0	0	2
6	Russia	1	2	3	6
7	Austria	1	2	0	3
8	France	1	0	1	2
T9	Poland	1	0	0	1
T9	Slovakia	1	0	0	1
T9	Switzerland	1	0	0	1
12	Czech Republic	0	2	1	3
13	Sweden	0	2	0	2
14	Italy	0	1	1	2
T15	China	0	1	0	1
T15	Finland	0	1	0	1
T15	Slovenia	0	1	0	1
T18	Great Britain	0	0	1	1
T18	Ukraine	0	0	1	1

The Netherlands has vaulted to near the top of the medal standings thanks to a clean sweep of the men's 500-meter event on the short track in speedskating. Michel Mulder (gold), Jan Smeekens (silver) and Ronald Mulder (bronze) formed the impressive trio of finishers, which helps account for three of the country's leading seven total medals for the Olympics so far.

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As far as American athletes go, Julia Mancuso's bronze medal in the women's super combined event was certainly notable, as it vaulted her into elite company in the history of Olympic women's alpine skiing.

David Leon Moore of USA Today noted Mancuso's latest accomplishment after she also took a gold in the 2006 Winter Games and two silvers at the 2010 Winter Olympics.

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Only four women skiers in history have more Olympic medals than Mancuso's four — Croatia's Janica Kostelic and Sweden's Anja Paerson with six, and Switzerland's Vreni Schneider and Germany's Katja Seizinger with five.

She joins speedskaters Bonnie Blair and Apolo Ohno as the only American Winter Olympians to win individual medals at three Games.

"It's pretty cool," Mancuso said of her place in Olympic history.

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With her latest victory, Mancuso also earned some praise from her Olympic teammates like Bode Miller. Not to mention she can add to her total with a good showing in Wednesday's women's downhill event and tie Miller with a U.S. skiing record five Olympic medals.

Other notable American performances on Monday include the impressive 9-0 women's hockey victory over Switzerland and J.R. Celski's disappointing fourth-place finish in the 1,500-meter short-track race.

Here's a look at the top finishers in each event that took place on Monday in Sochi.

Women's Super Combined 

Place	Country	Name	Time
1	GER	Maria Hoefl-Riesch	2:34.62
2	AUT	Nicole Hosp	2:35.02
3	USA	Julia Mancuso	2:35.15
4	SLO	Tina Maze	2:35.25
5	SUI	Dominique Gisin	2:36.12
6	NOR	Ragnhild Mowinckel	2:36.15
7	AUT	Michaela Kirchgasser	2:36.41
8	AUT	Anna Fenninger	2:36.44
9	CZE	Sarka Strachova	2:36.61
10	SLO	Marusa Ferk	2:36.89

Men's 1,500-Meter Short-Track Event

Place	Country	Name	Time
1	CAN	Charles Hamelin	2:14.985
2	CHN	Tianyu Han	2:15.055
3	RUS	Viktor Ahn	2:15.062
4	USA	J.R. Celski	2:15.624
5	CHN	Dequan Chen	2:15.626
6	KOR	Han-Bin Lee	2:16.466
7	GBR	Jack Whelbourne	No Time

Men's 500-Meter Speedskating

Place	Country	Name	Time
1	NED	Michel Mulder	69.312
2	NED	Jan Smeekens	69.324
3	NED	Ronald Mulder	69.46
4	KOR	Tae-Bum Mo	69.69
5	JPN	Joji Kato	69.74
6	JPN	Keiichiro Nagashima	70.040
7	KAZ	Roman Krech	70.048
8	GER	Nico Ihle	70.10
9	POL	Artur Was	70.21
10	CAN	Gilmore Junio	70.25

Men's Moguls

Place	Country	Name	Score	%
1	CAN	Alexandre Bilodeau	26.31	87.70
2	CAN	Mikael Kinsbury	24.71	82.36
3	RUS	Alexandr Smyshlyaev	24.34	81.13
4	CAN	Marc-Antoine Gagnon	23.35	77.83
5	KAZ	Dmitriy Reiherd	22.80	76.00
6	USA	Patrick Denneen	22.16	73.86

Men's 12.5-km Biathlon

Place	Country	Name	Shooting (S-S-P-P)	Total	Time
1	FRA	Martin Fourcade	0-0-1-0	1	33:48.6
2	CZE	Ondrej Moravec	0-0-0-0	0	34.02.7
3	FRA	Jean Guillaume Beatrix	0-0-1-0	1	34:12.8
4	NOR	Ole Einar Bjoerndalen	0-1-1-1	3	34:14.5
5	RUS	Yevgeny Ustyugov	0-1-0-0	1	34:25.3
6	GER	Simon Schempp	0-0-0-1	1	34:27.7
7	NOR	Emil Hegle Svendsen	0-1-0-0	1	34:28.8
8	AUT	Simon Eder	1-0-0-1	2	34:28.9
9	LAT	Andrejs Rastorgujevs	0-0-1-0	1	34:36.9
10	AUT	Dominik Landertringer	0-0-1-2	3	34:37.5

Men's Curling

Winner	Score	Loser
Sweden	8 - 4	Great Britain
Switzerland	5 - 4	Canada
Denmark	11 - 10	Russia
Norway	7 - 4	United States

Women's Hockey

Winner	Score	Loser
United States	9 - 0	Switzerland
Canada	3 - 0	Finland

Women's Curling

Winner	Score	Loser
Russia	7 - 4	Denmark
Sweden	6 - 4	Great Britain
Switzerland	7 - 4	United States
Canada	9 - 2	China

Women's Singles Luge

Place	Country	Name	Run 1	Run 2 (Total)
1	GER	Natalie Geisenberger	49.891	1:39.814
2	GER	Tatjana Huefner	50.393	1:40.580
3	USA	Erin Hamlin	50.356	1:40.632
4	RUS	Natalja Khoreva	50.500	1:40.848
5	CAN	Alex Gough	50.464	1:48.866
6	CAN	Kimberley McRae	50.465	1:40.919
7	RUS	Tatyana Ivanova	50.457	1:40.949
8	GER	Anke Wischnewski	50.490	1:40.966
9	SUI	Martina Kocher	50.560	1:41.014
10	USA	Kate Hansen	50.794	1:41.375

Women's Short Track 3,000m Relay Semifinals

Place	Country	Time
1	Korea	4:08.052
2	Canada	4:08.871
3	Russia	4:13.938
4	Hungary	4:15.473

Place	Country	Time
1	China	4:09.555
2	Italy	4:11.282
3	Japan	4:11.913
--	Netherlands	PEN