kittyjake5
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Oh my that was an amazing skate. Congrats to Maddie and Evan for their Team Silver!
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Her photos earlier in the team event: https://www.instagram.com/p/CZoR5tJO3vV/Elation has been one of the many emotions I’ve experienced today!!
It’s been incredible to witness the mastery of sport this team has displayed! I’m deeply honored to share this moment with all my teammates. You are true champions through and through. Thank you for supporting one another so beautifully on and off the ice. Go Team USA!![]()
Ugh they are so sweetFrom NBC Nightly News' broadcast today:
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Madison Chock and Evan Bates’ Olympic journey is a love story
Ice dancers Madison Chock and Evan Bates are competing in their third Olympics together. The couple, who were first friends and skating partners for years, tell Maria Taylor that all they need is each other to succeed.www.nbcnews.com
I would have loved it if they had made the podium, but they have to be proud of that FD and everything they've done to make it here.
I'm keeping my fingers crossed that they are not retiring quite yet.
I would have loved it if they had made the podium, but they have to be proud of that FD and everything they've done to make it here. ..
Doris, I know you have been their steadfast fan forever so a big congratulations to you too!So glad they had two wonderful performances of their FD at Olympics, and I am hopeful they are not retiring just yet. They are unique! Their creativity and commitment to paying attention to every aspect of their dance stories from fingernails on up is awe inspiring.
“It’s extremely disheartening to leave the Games empty-handed,” ice dance skater Evan Bates said as he stood in a hall beneath the Capital Indoor Stadium stands.
The night before, Bates had been locked in his room at the Athletes’ Village, testifying by video to an ad hoc panel from the Court of Arbitration for Sport, one final chance for him — as the U.S. figure skating team captain — to force the International Olympic Committee to give the nine-member team its medals. But sometime just before midnight Saturday, he learned that CAS had sided with the IOC’s decision to hold off giving medals until its inquiry into Russian skater Kamila Valieva’s positive doping test is complete.
“I think it’s going to take awhile to get over this,” Bates said, his voice starting to crack. “And when we do get our medals, I’m not sure that will sufficiently cure the hurt that’s been caused to all the clean athletes who didn’t get their medal moment.”