Jossi Wells. Photo / Getty Images.
New Zealand is represented by 15 athletes at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi. Check out when the Kiwi competitors will be in action.
(All NZT)
Christy Prior (Helensville) women's snowboard slopestyle, qualifying from 7pm last night, final 7.30pm tomorrow
Rebecca Torr (Te Puke) women's snowboard slopestyle, qualifying from 7pm last night, final 7.30pm tomorrow
Stefi Luxton (Wanaka) women's snowboard slopestyle, qualifying from 7pm last night, final 7.30pm tomorrow
Shelly Gotlieb (Ohakune) women's snowboard slopestyle, qualifying from 7pm last night, final 7.30pm tomorrow
Shane Dobbin (Gold Coast) speed skating, long track, 5000m (12.30am tomorrow) and 10,000m (from 2am Feb 19)
Janina Kuzma (Wanaka) women's freeski halfpipe, Feb 21, 2.15am
Lyndon Sheehan (Wanaka) men's freeski halfpipe, Feb 19, 1.30am
Byron Wells (Wanaka) men's freeski halfpipe, Feb 19, 1.30am
Beau-James Wells (Wanaka) men's freeski halfpipe (Feb 19, 1.30am) and slopestyle (Feb 13, 7.15pm)
Jossi Wells (Wanaka) men's freeski halfpipe (Feb 19, 1.30am) and slopestyle (Feb 13, 7.15pm)
Anna Willcox (North Shore) women's freeski slopestyle (Feb 11, from 5.55pm)
Rebecca Sinclair (Wanaka) women's snowboard halfpipe, (Feb 12, 11pm)
Katharine Eustace (Wanaka), women's skeleton, (Feb 13, first two runs, from 8.30pm; third and fourth runs, Feb 15 from 3am)
Ben Sandford (Rotorua) men's skeleton, (Feb 15, first two runs, from 3am; Feb 16, third and fourth runs from 3.45am)
Adam Barwood (Queenstown) men's giant slalom (Feb 19, from 8pm) and slalom (Feb 23 from 1.45am)
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