The Great Britian junior Winter Olympics team have won 3 medals, after winnign silver in the female bobsleigh competition on the final day. 　 Mica McNeil and Jazmin Sawyers won silver, while their teammates the GB second team, Kirsten Emerson and Frances Slater finished fourth.
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It is virtually impossible to ignore the fact that the Olympics are less than seven months away. We have constant reminders that the very best athletes from around the world will soon descend on our shores to compete at the very pinnacle of their chosen sport.
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By Adrian Back

Suspicion of snow is a peculiarly British trait. Globally speaking, in the most generalised manner, the winter season is embraced as a time of cooperation, community and cheer. In the UK, however, the gift-giving formalities of Christmas Day simply distract, as melancholy prevails with the beginning of the new year.
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Britain's Shelley Rudman beat the weather to take third place in the women's skeleton event at the European Championships in Germany. Bad weather in Altenberg reduced the event and the men's two-man bobsleigh to a single run. Germany's Anje Huber took gold in a time of 59.
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British snowboarding star Zoe Gillings is brimming with confidence ahead of the forthcoming World Cup event in Austria.   The British number one finished 10th in the opening round in the United States and has spoken of her aim of achieving a podium when the next round starts on January 10.
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Austria's Marcel Hirscher has taken the lead in the World Cup overall standings after claiming his second win of the season in a slalom in Alta Badia on Monday.   Hirscher was fastest in the first leg and attacked the second to record a combined time of one minute 47. 16 seconds.
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Ahead of Saturday's race at Val Gardena, Sweden's Hans Olsson led downhill training for the second successive day. The 27-year-old from Mora registered a time of one minute, 57. 48 seconds on the Saslong course, five seconds quicker than his first run on Wednesday. Second was Austrian Klaus Kroell, 1.
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Defending World Cup champion Tarjei Boe claimed his first win of the season by winning the 10km sprint in Hochfilzen, Norway. The 23-year-old, competing in his homeland, claimed the sixth victory of his career even though he missed a shot in the standing position. He recorded a time of 23:52.
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Great Britain have named 23 athletes that will represent the country at the inaugural Winter Youth Games in Austria.   British athletes will be involved in alpine, cross-country and freestyle skiing, bobsleigh, ice hockey, figure skating and short-track speed skating.
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Russia's Alexey Petukhov claimed his first FIS Cross-Country Skiing World Cup gold in Davos, Switzerland after showing his sprinting ability. Petukhov had to settle for silver at the last sprint event, in Dusseldorf, Germany, but he made amends in the 1. 5km sprint in Davos by crossing the line first.
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