Goals have been scored, races won and mountains conquered.
The 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics have only been under way for a few days, but fans and athletes alike have already had their fill of victory, drama and defeat.
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Top moments on Feb. 10 included a United States women's hockey team shutout victory against Switzerland, twins who both reached the podium in the same event and a dramatic speed skating fall.
A set of siblings has placed in the same event for the second time this year. Ronald Mulder (left) and his twin, Michel, of the Netherlands placed gold and bronze respectively in the men's 500m speed skating race at the Adler Arena Skating Center on Feb. 10, in Sochi, Russia.
Jan Smeekens of the Netherlands (left) won the silver medal between the Mulder twins (Ronald on right, Michel in center). The men's 500m speed skate was the second event the Netherlands have swept, after Saturday's men's 5,000 meter.
American Julia Mancuso competes during the women's alpine skiing super combined downhill at the Rosa Khutor Alpine Center on Feb. 10.
After a successful run, Mancuso placed first in the downhill portion of the women's alpine skiing super combined.
Germany's Maria Hoefl-Riesch rushes downhill during the women's alpine skiing super combined slalom at the Rosa Khutor Alpine Center on Feb. 10.
Germany's Maria Hoefl-Riesch won placed first in the slalom portion of the women's alpine skiing super combined, and won the gold medal for the overall event.
Russia's Alexandra Saitova delivers the rock during the team's first round against Denmark. Russia defeated Denmark 7-4.
A young Russian fan cheers on the first round of the women's curling round robin. Women's and men's curling will continue daily until the medal rounds on Feb. 20 and 21 respectively.
Charles Hamelin of Canada (left), Han Tianyu of China (center) and Victor An of Russia compete in the men's 1,500m short track speed skating final. The men received gold, silver and bronze respectively.
Canada's Charles Hamelin celebrates winning the men's 1,500m short track speed skating final at the Iceberg Skating Palace on Feb. 10.
Charles Hamelin of Canada (center), Han Tianyu of China (left) and Victor An of Russia pose during the men's 1,500m short track speed skating race flower ceremony.
France's Martin Fourcade took the gold in the biathlon 12.5k pursuit.
Sanne van Kerkhof of the Netherlands crashes at the Iceberg Skating Palace during the women's 3,000m relay short track speed skating semifinal in Sochi, Russia.
Cho Ha-ri of South Korea (left) and Canadian Jessica Hewitt compete in the women's 3,000m relay short track speed skating semifinal. South Korea, Canada, China, Italy, Japan, Russia and Hungary will return for the finals on Feb. 18.
United States fans cheer the women's hockey team on during their Feb. 10 match against Switzerland on Feb. 10.
Swiss Lara Stalder lies on the ice after being checked into the boards by American Kendall Coyne at the Shayba Arena on Feb. 10.
Switzerland's Julia Marty (left) and Anja Stiefel (right) check on their injured teammate Lara Stalder. Stalder had to be escorted off the ice.
Monique Lamoureux of the United States celebrates a goal on Switzerland's Florence Schelling. The U.S. beat Switzerland 9-0.
Out of 32 competitors in the women's 500m short track heats, half have advanced to the quarterfinals, which will take place on Feb. 13.
Bronze medalist Alexandr Smyshlyaev of Russia watches the score of the men's freestyle skiing moguls finals at the Rosa Khutor Extreme Park on Feb. 10.
Canada's Mikael Kingsbury placed second in the men's freestyle skiing moguls.
Alex Bilodeau of Canada won the gold in the men's freestyle skiing moguls.
A worker prepares the ice for the women's singles luge competition on Feb. 10 in Krasnaya Polyana, Russia.
Tatjana Huefner of Germany is currently placed second, behind a fellow countrywoman.
Natalie Geisenberger of Germany holds first place in women's singles luge, with a time of 49.923. The final two runs of the event are tomorrow morning.
Canadian goalkeeper Shannon Szabados looks through her mask before her team's match against Finland at Shayba Arena on Feb. 10 in Sochi, Russia.
Shannon Szabados stops a shot on goal. Szabados faced only 14 shots from Finland, but blocked them all.
Canadian Natalie Spooner makes one of 42 attempts on goal. Finnish goalkeeper Noora Raty allowed three in net.
Although he placed silver in the men's 500m speed skating race, Jan Smeekens of the Netherlands lost the gold medal by .01 seconds to fellow countryman Michel Mulder.
Dutch gold medalist Michel Mulder celebrates after his second heat during the men's 500-meter speed skating race at Adler Arena Skating on Feb. 10.
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