By The Associated Press

Day 11 of the Turin Olympics

Monday, Feb. 20

STARS

Tatiana Navka and Roman Kostomarov of Russia won the gold in ice dancing. Tanith Belbin and Ben Agosto won silver, the Americans' first dance medal since 1976.

Austrian Michaela Dorfmeister won the super-G for her second gold of these games, and Croatian Janica Kostelic took the silver for her sixth career Alpine skiing medal — a record for a woman.

Thomas Morgenstern picked up his second gold medal of the Turin Games, leading Austria to the title in team ski jumping.

STRIKE FOUR

Through four of five men's Alpine races, Bode Miller has finished no better than fifth. He tied for sixth in the giant slalom, won by Austria's Benjamin Raich.

NO CONTEST

Canada beat Sweden 4-1 in women's hockey, winning the gold medal and completing a run through the tournament in which it outscored opponents 46-2. The United States beat Finland for the bronze.

RIVALRIES

Chad Hedrick and Shani Davis face off again Tuesday, this time in the 1,500 meters. Also, the United States takes on Russia in hockey.

TURIN TALK

"If things went well, I could be sitting on four medals, maybe all of them gold." — Bode Miller.