BEIJING -- Day four of Olympic action was full of excitement as Ivies performed for medals and helped their teams stay alive in pool play.
 
On the ice, the Chinese women’s hockey team secured a win in shootouts, 2-1, over rival Japan on Sunday afternoon (early Sunday morning in the United States). Princeton’s Kimberly Newell is credited with the win after tending goal the entirety of the match. Brown’s Maggie Woo put China on the board in the third period of the match. She registered three shots in her 17:15 minutes on the ice.
 

With the single point in today's game against China, #TeamJapan punches their ticket to the quarter-finals!#Beijing2022 #SmileJapan @JPN_Ice_Hockey pic.twitter.com/Sb1djfr3I6

— IIHF (@IIHFHockey) February 6, 2022

 
In the snow, Columbia’s Olivia Giacco made an impressive performance to put her just outside of medal contention as she finished fifth in the women’s mogul final.

To the medal round!@TeamUSA's Olivia Giaccio dazzles in her second run to clinch a spot in the top 6 at the #WinterOlympics!

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— NBC Olympics (@NBCOlympics) February 6, 2022

Harvard’s Rémi Drolet made his Olympic debut as he placed 57^th in the Men’s Skiathlon.
 
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