REPLAY: Ice Hockey - United States v Finland - Red Button and on this page till 01:15 GMT - use play button to watch
Women's halfpipe
On skis, rather than a snowboard, Great Britain's Rowan Cheshire made it through to the women's halfpipe final and will look for a medal tomorrow.
Cheshire, in her second Games, did enough in her first run, with no improvement on this second attempt...
#bbcolympics
lioness19: Sychronised skiing
If you haven't been with us throughout the night, you've missed various qualification runs on the snow.
In the women's big air, Austria's Anna Gasser led the 12 that reached the final with this near-flawless leap...
Allow Twitter content?
This article contains content provided by Twitter. We ask for your permission before anything is loaded, as they may be using cookies and other technologies. You may want to read Twitter’s cookie policy, external and privacy policy, external before accepting. To view this content choose ‘accept and continue’.
Keep your ideas for sports that could be entered into the 2022 Winters coming in. I'm looking to have rules, a governing body and UK Sport funding in place by the end of the night.
Ice dance
A little while ago, British pair Penny Coomes and Nick Buckland went top of the ice dance standings with the short program. They will be part of the medal bun-fight tomorrow in the free dance. You can watch the routine right here...
Allow Twitter content?
This article contains content provided by Twitter. We ask for your permission before anything is loaded, as they may be using cookies and other technologies. You may want to read Twitter’s cookie policy, external and privacy policy, external before accepting. To view this content choose ‘accept and continue’.
Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
Rowan ‘grinning like a’ Cheshire cat as she skips into the mix-zone for her post event interviews after reaching the 12-strong women’s final.
At Sochi 2014 she wasn’t even allowed to compete after suffering a serious concussion in training on the course ahead of the event.
“There were a lot of emotions there today after what happened four years ago,” the skier tells me.
“I’m so stoked to get that run down today and make the final, it’s been such a journey and I’ve been injured for most of the last four years and to have my family here too is just a brilliant feeling.”
Which raises the question: Are you able to ski barefoot?
#bbcolympics
Barefoot downhill skiing?
Matt, Winchester
Women's halfpipe
That halfpipe final will begin at 01:30 GMT on Tuesday. Each skier will get three runs, with the best score counting. Rowan Cheshire will have the chance to win a historic fifth medal for GB at these Games.
Women's halfpipe qualification
Confirmed. Great Britain's Rowan Cheshire will have the chance to win a medal in tomorrow's women's halfpipe final. Though this qualification competition is not complete, there are not enough skiers left to push her out of the top 12.
Women's halfpipe qualification
No improvement for Rowan Cheshire. A 71.40 means she stays in ninth place.
A place in the final is close, but the wait is still a nervous one...
Jump and kick. Maybe a slightly harder routine than the previous run. Cleanly completed. Wait for the score...
High. Turning. Grab. Maybe losing pace...
Here goes Rowan Cheshire, all in blue. She wades to the edge of the slope and steadies herself...
Women's halfpipe qualification
Rowan Cheshire is unmoved in ninth position as her competitors melt away. There are only six to go and Cheshire is one of them. Remember, the top 12 reach the final.
Allow Twitter content?
This article contains content provided by Twitter. We ask for your permission before anything is loaded, as they may be using cookies and other technologies. You may want to read Twitter’s cookie policy, external and privacy policy, external before accepting. To view this content choose ‘accept and continue’.
Women’s big air qualification
Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
British snowboarder Aimee Fuller was understandly annoyed and upset she wasn’t able to land any of her two runs.
She told me: “I’m gutted not to land either run as I was doing it in practice but I guess big event nerves got the better of me.
“But I’m really pleased that after the slopestyle all the women have been able to show just how progressive the sport is.
“This is the ultimate showcase of our sport and we’re having to land our biggest and best tricks just to make the final.”
She also praised the crowd, which included her cousin Matt.
“It’s absolutely insane to see so many watching and supporting. It’s the biggest I’ve ever seen for a qualification event.”
Women's big air qualification
If you didn't see it, and you can bring yourself to watch it, here's Aimee Fuller's crash in the second run of the big air competition. Face first into the snow from a big height. Not fun.