BEIJING -- Day 14 of Ivies in Beijing was a busy one as it featured bobsled, hockey, cross-country skiing and biathlon.
 
Princeton’s Charlie Volker and his teammate finished 27^th overall for Team USA in the two-man bobsled. The duo was unable to advance to heat four, but will be a part of the four-man bobsled event. Action is slated to start Friday at 8:30 p.m. ET.
 
Harvard’s Nick Abruzzese, Sean Farrell along with Yale’s Kenny Agostino and Brian O’Neill saw their Olympic run with Team USA came to a close as they fell, 2-3, to Slovakia in the first round of the men’s hockey quarterfinals. Agostino set Abruzzese up to score a game-tying goal late in the first period, 1-1. Farrel attempted to give the USA an advantage in shootouts, but ultimately Slovakia prevailed.

WHAT A PLAY! @AbruzzeseNick ties it up late in the first!#TeamUSA | #WinterOlympics pic.twitter.com/Ntg3I1Bej8

— USA Hockey (@usahockey) February 16, 2022

Dartmouth’s Rosie Brennan continued her dominance in cross-country skiing as she helped Team USA secure a fifth place finish in the women’s team sprint event.
 
Additionally, Dartmouth's Susan Dunklee finished out her last Olympic Games strong as she helped to propel Team USA to an 11^th place finish in the biathlon women’s relay.

The Olympics women's relay is TODAY and it'll be emotional to watch @SusanDunklee and @BiathleteEgan wrap up their incredible Olympic careers.

Be sure to tune in. pic.twitter.com/Eqm0POBwgk

— US Biathlon (@USBiathlon) February 16, 2022

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