Sunday's Olympic medal events ushered in another speed skating sweep for the Netherlands (the nation's third in 2014, this time in women's 1,500m) and a touching moment for American favorite Bode Miller in Super-G.
Miller, who lost his younger brother over the summer, said the emotions of the day affected his performance. Nevertheless, the 36-year-old gold medal contender, who came away with a bronze, became the oldest alpine skier to ever win an Olympic medal.
"To hang onto a medal today, I feel really lucky and very fortunate," Miller told reporters of his third-place tie, according to Reuters.
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Sweden's victory in the men's cross-country 4 x 10km relay complimented their women's win in 4 x 5km relay yesterday. That wrapped up the event, leaving no more cross-country relays for the Swedes or anyone else to win.
Alpine Skiing: Men's Super-G
Gold: Kjetil Jansrund, Norway
Silver: Andrew Weibrecht, USA
Bronze: Jan Hudec, Canada
Bronze: Bode Miller, USA

Image: Adam Pretty/Getty Images

Cross-Country Skiing: Men’s Relay 4 x 10km
Gold: Sweden
Silver: Russia
Bronze: France
Snowboarding: Women's Cross
Gold: Eva Samkova, Czech Republic
Silver: Dominique Maltais, Canada
Bronze: Chloe Trespeuch, France

Image: Andy Wong/Associated Press

Speed Skating: Women's 1,500 Meter
Gold: Jorien Ter Mors, Netherlands
Silver: Ireen Wust, Netherlands
Bronze: Lotte Van Beek, Netherlands

Image: JUNG YEON-JE/AFP/Getty Images

For a recap of the Olympic medal count so far, check out our interactive map.
Bonus: Sunday's Top Olympic Moments:
Germany's Richard Freitag jumps in fog during a training jump.
Italy's Michela Moioli (right) and Bulgaria's Alexandra Jekova crash off a drop during the women's snowboard cross final.
Italy's Michela Moioli is carried off on a stretcher.
Austria's Susanne Moll carries away her board.
After an awkward landing and hitting her head, Jacqueline Hernandez of the United States is carried off the course during women's snowboard cross competition.
Czech Republic's Eva Samkova won the gold medal in the ladies' snowboard cross.
Gold medalist, Eva Samkova (left) celebrates with silver medalist, Canada's Dominique Maltais.
Meryl Davis and Charlie White of the United States set an Olympic record in the ice dance short dance with a score of 78.89.
A volunteer prepares the track before the men's cross-country skiing 4 x 10km relay.
Fans wave flags from the stands during the men's 4 x 10k cross-country relay.
Japan's Hiroyuki Miyazawa (center) competes in the men's cross-country skiing 4 x 10km relay.
Sweden's Marcus Hellner competes in the men's cross-country skiing 4 x 10km relay. Sweden won the gold medal.
Russian fans use the windows of the press center as mirrors as they dress up.
Russia's Alexander Ovechkin waits for a pass during the men's ice hockey group A match against Slovakia.
Russia beat Slovakia 1-0. Slovakia is winless in group A, having lost to the United States and Slovenia.
People watch a men's ice hockey game between Russia and Slovakia at a cafeteria in Sochi, Russia.
Jan Laco (#50) of Slovakia looks on during his team's game against Russia.
Following Oshie's success, the star of the United States' game against Slovenia was Phil Kessel.
American Phil Kessel (81) scored a hat trick against Slovenia. This was the first Olympic hat trick since the games at 2002 Salt Lake City, Utah.
Slovenian President Borut Pahor watches his country's 5-1 loss to USA.
An official checks the conditions at the shooting range before delaying the men's 15km mass start biathlon event until Monday, Feb. 17 2014.
A ski gondola passes a floodlight in foggy conditions in Sochi, Russia on Sunday, Feb. 16, 2014.
Norway's Kjetil Jansrud won the gold medal of the alpine skiing men's super-G.
United States' Bode Miller walks to the podium after winning the bronze medal in the men's super-G.
Mac van der Klaauw of the Netherlands attaches Dutch flags on the wall prior to the women's 1,500m speed skating race.
Canada's Brianne Tutt adjusts a strap that is used by some skaters to hold their left arm behind their back.
Ireen Wust of the Netherlands practices her corners.
Silver medalist Irene Wust (left), gold medalist Jorien ter Mors (center) and bronze medalist Charlotte van Beek swept the women's 1,500m for the Netherlands. It's the third speed skating event swept by the Dutch.
Canada's Jennifer Jones reacts during her country's round robin curling match against USA. The final day of round robin – excluding tiebreakers – is tomorrow.
France's FRA-1, piloted by Loic Costerg and brakeman Romain Heinrich, prepare to start their first run.
Jamaica's JAM-1, piloted by Winston Watts and brakeman Marvin Dixon, ran a 58.42 in heat one, and are currently in last place.
The team from the United States USA-2, piloted by Cory Butner and brakeman Christopher Fogt took a heat one time of 56.45.