Olympics 2018: TV listings, streaming info, medals, and what to watch on Monday, February 19

The 2018 Winter Olympics rolls into its second week with a handful of major events on Monday. Ice dance is the main headliner, while the hockey tournaments move into the knockout stages and freestyle skiing picks up with the halfpipe stage. Viewers in America can catch the events bright and early with live streams at NBC Olympics and FuboTV.

There are a handful of medal events in the early morning, starting with the two-men bobsled final at 6:15 a.m. ET. Following that is the men’s 500m speedskating long track, where the Netherlands will look to continue their utter dominance. Ski jumping also has medals up for grabs in the team large hill finals.

The women’s hockey tournament finishes off its semifinal round with Canada taking on the Russian athletes at 7:10 a.m. ET. The Canadians are heavy favorites to repeat as gold medal champions, and a win here will set up an epic rematch with Team USA.

On the men’s hockey side, the Americans are looking for a little redemption after getting crushed by the Russian athletes in the preliminary round. They take on Slovakia in a playoff qualifier, with the winner moving on to face the Czech Republic in the quarterfinals.

The big primetime event of the day is the ice dance free skate final. The Canadian team of Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir are in first place after Sunday’s short program, earning a record score of 83.67. Behind them is France’s Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron, while Americans Madison Hubbell and Zachary Donohue.

The sibling duo of Alex and Maiai Shibutani are the major fan favorites in ice dancing, but despite their endless charm, they finished just fourth place in the short program with a score of 77.73. The Shib Sibs will need a near-flawless performance in the free dance to get back into medal contention.

Other evening highlights include the women’s halfpipe skiing final, where American Maddie Bowman will attempt to defend her Sochi gold medal. Canada’s Cassie Sharpe placed first in the qualifying runs, but she’ll have stiff competition from Bowman in the final. France’s Marie Martinod and Japan’s Ayana Onozuka are the other medal contenders.

Norway enters the day as the runaway leader in the medal count, though they still face competition from the likes of Germany, Canada, and the Netherlands. The United States has a good shot to pick up more medals Monday with multiple podium contenders, but they’re slowly losing ground on the top nations.

Below are the TV schedules. All events will be streaming live at NBC Olympics and FuboTV.

All times Eastern

All times Eastern
Medal events in bold