Day 8 of the 2026 Winter Olympics is packed with thrilling events, and Australia's athletes are ready to shine! But with so many sports and a packed schedule, how do you decide what to watch?
Here's a quick guide to help you navigate the action:
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- At 8:30 pm AEDT, it's time for some freestyle skiing magic! Jakara Anthony, Charlotte Wilson, and Emma Bosco will represent Australia in the women's dual moguls, aiming to conquer the slopes.
- And then, a battle of endurance and precision unfolds at 10 pm AEDT. The women's cross-country skiing relay final features a determined Australian team: Ellen Soehol Lie, Phoebe Cridland, Rosie Fordham, and Maddie Hooker. Can they outpace their rivals and claim a medal?
- But here's where it gets intense... The women's biathlon 7.5km sprint is a test of speed and accuracy. Australia's Darcie Morton will be the last athlete to embark on this time trial, starting at 1:30 am AEDT. Will she beat the clock and secure a top position?
- Last but not least, Brendan Corey will fly the Aussie flag in the short-track speed skating men's 1500m quarterfinal at 6:15 am AEDT. Can he advance to the next round?
And this is the part most people miss: you can catch all the action live on 9 Now or Stan Sport. So, no excuses for missing out on these exciting events!
Comment below: Which event are you most excited about? Do you think the Australian athletes will bring home some medals? Let's discuss!
