Australia eyes more medal moments as Day 10 unfolds at Milano Cortina 2026
Day 10 of the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026 promises another packed schedule across the ice and snow, with Australian contenders in action and key medal events unfolding live across the 9Network, 9Now and Stan Sport.
Australia’s campaign has already delivered the nation’s most successful Winter Games, with three gold, one silver and one bronze medal secured after nine days of competition. Attention now turns to a pivotal stretch of events across Monday night and into Tuesday morning (AEDT).
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Corey returns to the ice
Australia’s Brendan Corey lines up in the Men’s 500m Short Track Speed Skating heats at 9.17pm AEDT on Monday, entering the race after previously progressing to the 1000m semifinals earlier in the Games.
Corey is competing with a specialised neck protector following an accident last season in which a competitor’s blade cut his throat. His return to Olympic competition has been described as one of the notable comeback stories of these Games.
Earlier in the evening, the Women’s 1000m Short Track Speed Skating Finals take place at 9.00pm AEDT, before the Men’s 5000m Relay semifinals at 10.06pm AEDT.
Walker eyes podium push in monobob
On Tuesday morning, Bree Walker resumes her campaign in the Women’s Monobob, with Heat 3 at 5.00am AEDT and the Heat 4 medal run at 7.06am AEDT.
Walker sits sixth after the opening two heats. She is the reigning World Cup silver medallist and remains within reach of the podium heading into the final runs on the Cortina track.
The Men’s 2-man Bobsleigh heats are scheduled for 8.00pm AEDT on Monday, with Germany entering as a leading contender, while an Italian pairing has drawn attention on home ice.
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Figure skating medal event
Australia’s pair combination of Hektor Giotopoulos Moore and Anastasiia Golubeva are listed for the Figure Skating – Pair Skating Free Skating Medal Event at 6.00am AEDT on Tuesday (TBC).
The duo previously finished ninth at the 2025 World Championships and are aiming to improve on an 11th-place result at the Four Continents event earlier this month.
Curling showdown headlines early schedule
Day 10 begins at 7.05pm AEDT on Monday with the Women’s Curling Round Robin, featuring:
- Sweden vs. Switzerland
- China vs. Canada
- Denmark vs. Great Britain
Sweden enters the contest undefeated, while Switzerland are the reigning world champions.
The Men’s Curling Round Robin follows at 12.05am AEDT on Tuesday, with:
- Great Britain vs. Norway
- Czechia vs. Canada
- Sweden vs. Germany
- Italy vs. China
A further Women’s Curling Round Robin session at 5.05am AEDT features:
- United States vs. Italy
- Korea vs. China
- Switzerland vs. Great Britain
- Japan vs. Canada
Ice hockey semifinals
The Women’s Ice Hockey Play-offs Semifinals are scheduled across Tuesday morning.
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At 2.40am AEDT, the United States meets Sweden. The Americans have outscored opponents 26-1 so far in the tournament. Sweden advanced after defeating Czechia.
At 7.10am AEDT, Canada faces Switzerland. Canada previously defeated Switzerland 4-0 earlier in the tournament, with Swiss goaltender Saskia Maurer recording 51 saves in that match.
Freeski, ski jumping and alpine action
The Women’s Freeski Big Air Final takes place at 5.30am AEDT on Tuesday, following qualifying rounds topped by Canada’s Megan Oldham.
The Men’s Ski Jumping Super Team 1st Round is scheduled for 5.00am AEDT.
In alpine skiing, the Men’s Slalom Run 1 begins at 8.00pm AEDT on Monday, with Run 2 at 11.30pm AEDT.
The Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026 continue live and free on 9Network, streamed on 9Now, with every sport and every medal moment in 4K Ultra HD on Stan Sport.
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