YELLOWKNIFE
After four days of competition, Alaska has nearly doubled its closest contender for ulus in the 2008 Arctic Winter Games, with 142 in total.
Host team Northwest Territories is in second place with 76 ulus, and the Yamal contingent has taken over third place, with 73, on the strength of its skiers and figure skaters.
Yukon currently sits in fourth place with 54 podium finishes.
Medal standings: (gold – silver – bronze, total)
1st Alaska 53-37-52, 142
2nd Northwest Territories
25-29-22, 76
3rd Yamal 35-27-11, 73
4th Yukon 19-13-22, 54
5th Alberta North
10-21-14, 45
6th Nunavut 10-18-15, 43
7th Sami 5-5-6, 16
8th Nunavik Quebec 5-5-5, 15
9th Greenland 3-7-4, 14
Yukon ulu winners
Days 3 and 4
Gold
Biathlon ski 7.5-kilometre mass start senior male — Ryan Burlingame
Cross-country ski 2.5-kilometre midget female — Dahria Beatty
Dog mushing 7.5-kilometre 4-dog team event juvenile — Rachel Kinvig, Ben Kinvig
Snowshoeing combined juvenile male — Logan Roots
Snowshoeing combined junior male — William Kennedy
Speed skating 777-metre junior male – Troy Henry
Silver
Biathlon ski 7.5-kilometre mass start female — Aliye Tuzlak
Biathlon ski 4×6-kilometre senior mixed — Ryan Burlingame, Aliye Tuzlak, Nathaniel Rodden, Aryn Clarke
Biathlon snowshoe 5-kilometre mass start senior male — Jeremy Johnson
Cross-country ski 2.5-kilometre classic midget female relay — Dahria Beatty, Holly Bull, Nesha Wright
Snowboarding rail jam juvenile male — Sam Ferguson
Table tennis doubles juvenile female – Claire Abbott and Anna Smith
Bronze
Cross-country skiing 2.5-kilometre freestyle midget male — Fabian Brook
Cross-country skiing 2.5-kilometre classic midget male relay — Isak Blouin, Trevor Bray, Fabian Brook
Figure skating ladies 2 long program — Bryn Hoffman
Figure skating ladies 4 long program — Millie Austin
Figure skating ladies 2 combined — Bryn Hoffman
Figure skating ladies 4 combined — Millie Austin
Snowboarding big air juvenile female — Beth Ferguson
Table tennis doubles junior male — Ryan Bachli and Ben Barrett-Forrest
