4-goal deficit with 12 minutes remaining and score two goals in injury time. Freestyle skiing World Cup in Calgary, Canada: Men's aerials: Jia Zongyang Anton Kushnir Alexei Grishin Standings after 3 of 6 events: (1) Kushnir 240 points (2) Jia 236 (3) Timofei Slivets 112 Women's aerials: Li Nina Evelyne Leu Guo Xinxin Standings after 3 of 6 events: (1) Guo 240 points (2) Li 196 (3) Xu Mengtao 189 Golf PGA Tour: SBS Championship in Kapalua, Hawaii: Winner: Geoff Ogilvy 270 (−22) Ogilvy wins the event for the second straight year, giving him seven PGA Tour wins in all. European Tour: Africa Open in East London, South Africa: Winner: Charl Schwartzel 272 (−20) Schwartzel wins his fourth European Tour title. Luge World Cup in Winterberg, Germany: Women: Natalie Geisenberger 1:53.179 Tatjana Hüfner 1:53.189 Erin Hamlin 1:53.329 Standings (after 6 of 8 races): (1) Hüfner 570 points (2) Geisenberger 540 (3) Anke Wischnewski 385 Teams: Germany (Johannes Ludwig, Tatjana Hüfner, Tobias Wendl/Tobias Arlt) 2:25.827 Austria (Wolfgang Kindl, Nina Reithmayer, Andreas Linger/Wolfgang Linger) 2:26.392 United States (Bengt Walden, Erin Hamlin, Mark Grimmette/Brian Martin) 2:26.663 Standings (after 4 of 5 races): (1) Austria 310 points (2) Germany 300 (3) Canada 295 Nordic combined World Cup in Val di Fiemme, Italy: HS134 / 10 km: Bill Demong 33:49.9 Todd Lodwick 34:05.2 Eric Frenzel 34:14.0 Standings (after 11 of 19 events): (1) Jason Lamy-Chappuis 709 points (2) Felix Gottwald 533 (3) Tino Edelmann 480 Short track speed skating World Junior Championships in Taipei City, Chinese Taipei: Men's final overall standings: Noh Jinkyu 68 points Antoine Gelinas-Beaulieu 63 Park Seyeong 47 Women's final overall standings: Choi Jihyun 115 points Lee Mi-Yeon 68 Song Jaewon 42 Skeleton World Cup in Königssee, Germany: Team: Ski jumping World Cup in Tauplitz-Bad Mitterndorf, Austria: HS 200 (Ski flying): Gregor Schlierenzauer 401.7 points (203.0m/205.0m) Robert Kranjec 392.6 (198.5m/204.5m) Harri Olli 388.0 (199.5m/200.5m) World Cup standings (after 12 of 23 events): (1) Schlierenzauer 796 points (2) Simon Ammann 794 (3) Andreas Kofler 587 Snowboarding World Cup in Bad Gastein, Austria: Men's snowboard cross: Nate Holland Pierre Vaultiern Mario Fuchs Standings after 4 of 7 events: (1) Vaultier 2800 points (2) Robert Fagan 1490 (3) Holland 1480 Women's snowboard cross: Lindsey Jacobellis Helene Olafsen Sandra Frei Standings after 4 of 7 events: (1) Maëlle Ricker 2360 points (2) Jacobellis 1530 (3) Dominique Maltais 1460 Speed skating European Championships in Hamar, Norway: Men's