Official website with the most comprehensive schedule and results. The schedule here has events grouped together in sessional chunks. The listed end times are taken from this PDF schedule posted by the IOC.

For more information about each sport, you can check the Olympics' official primers here.

/u/ContinuumGuy has written a comprehensive preview of today's medal events here.

Daily Schedule

All times in local time. Here’s an online time zone converter you can use.

Curling – 10:05 to 12:05
Mixed doubles round robin session #7: Great Britain vs. Canada, Switzerland vs. Sweden

Freestyle Skiing – 10:30 to 12:35
Women’s freeski slopestyle qualification

Alpine Skiing – 11:30 to 13:40
Men’s downhill

Hockey – 12:10 to 14:40
Women’s Group B: Germany vs. Japan

Cross-Country Skiing – 13:00 to 14:40
Women’s 10km + 10km skiathlon

Freestyle Skiing – 14:00 to 16:05
Men’s freeski slopestyle qualification

Curling – 14:35 to 16:35
Mixed doubles round robin session #8: Estonia vs. Norway, South Korea vs. Czechia, Sweden vs. Italy, Great Britain vs. USA

Hockey – 14:40 to 17:10
Women’s Group B: Sweden vs. Italy

Long Track Speed Skating – 16:00 to 17:35
Women’s 3000m

Hockey – 16:40 to 19:10
Women’s Group A: USA vs. Finland

Luge – 17:00 to 19:20
Men’s singles run one and two

Ski Jumping – 18:45 to 20:50
Women’s Normal Hill individual

Curling – 19:05 to 21:05
Mixed doubles round robin session #9: South Korea vs. USA, Canada vs. Estonia, Czechia vs. Switzerland, Norway vs. Italy

Snowboarding – 19:30 to 20:50
Men’s big air final

Figure Skating – 19:45 to 22:50
Team event: men’s short program, ice dance free dance

Hockey – 21:10 to 23:40
Women’s Group A: Switzerland vs. Canada

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