Yesterday USA's Kyle Mack won a silver in the brand new Olympic sport of snowboarding big air. One last sport debuts in PyeongChang today. Here are the events you don't want to miss.
Figure Skating Exhibition Gala
8:00pm ET / 5:00pm PT | Watch on NBC
Although the competition is over, there is one more figure skating event that skaters from every discipline participate in. The exhibition gala features skaters who earned a medal or came close. Figure skaters let their hair down and show off more of their personality in creative performances. Tickets to the figure skating gala are one of the most expensive at the Olympics.
Medals awarded after bobsled's final two runs
8:00pm ET / 5:00pm PT | Watch on NBC
Twenty-tree year old Codie Bascue emerged as Team USA's stand-out pilot after the death of three time Olympic medalist Steven Holcomb. However, Bascue had a tough time in the first two runs and the U.S. is currently in ninth place. Germany holds the gold and bronze positions with South Korea in silver going into the final runs.
Speed skating mass start makes its Winter Olympic debut
3:00pm ET / 12:00pm PT | Watch on NBC
This event, which figures 24 skaters taking off at once in a race to finish 16 laps, has been described as NASCAR on ice. Traditionally only four to six skaters are racing at a time, so this new Olympic event is sure to get chaotic. Team USA's Joey Mantia is the current world champion on the men's side. Watch for Team USA's Heather Bergsma on the women's side, as well as South Korea's Kim Bo-Reum and Germany's Claudia Pechstein.
Men's 50km cross-country race begins
3:00pm ET / 12:00pm PT | Watch on NBC
The men's 50km race is five miles longer than a marathon, making this one of the most grueling events at the Winter Olympics. Team USA's women have been doing well in cross-country, with Jessie Diggins and Kikkan Randall winning America's first gold medals in any women's cross-country event. Team USA hasn't won any medals in men's cross-country at PyeongChang yet.
Team USA tries for its first gold medal in the men's final
6:00pm ET / 3:00pm PT | Watch on NBCSN
Team USA takes on Team Sweden in the men's gold medal curling match. Getting into the gold medal game wasn't expected for Team USA after they won against South Korea but lost the next four out of five games. Team USA's John Shuster delivered a perfect final shot to beat the Canada, who was the favorite to medal.