2018 Paralympics Coverage: What you missed on Day 8

theScore's daily recap has you covered on all the latest developments from the 2018 Winter Paralympics in PyeongChang.

Medal standings

Standings updated as of 8 a.m. ET

*Russian athletes will compete as Neutral Paralympic Athletes because of the state-sponsored doping scandal

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The biggest stories you may have missed.

Huckaby's dominance headlines trio of USA slalom golds

Brenna Huckaby claimed gold in women's banked slalom SB-LL1, edging out compatriot Amy Purdy - who won bronze - and France's Cecile Hernandez. It's Huckaby's second gold after winning snowboard cross earlier in the games.

On the men's side, USA's Noah Elliott and Mike Schultz earned gold and silver, respectively, in banked slalom SB-LL1, edging out Bruno Bosnjak of Croatia. Mike Minor won America's third slalom gold of the day in men's banked slalom SB-UL, maintaining the country's prowess in the medal table.

Germany leaps onto medal table with pair of biathlon golds

Thanks to Andrea Eskau and Martin Fleig, the Germans now sit third in the medal table after both won in the biathlon long distance sitting for their respective sexes. For Eskau, it was her second gold in PyeongChang, having already claimed the top spot in women's 10km sitting.

Meanwhile, Germany was outpaced in the table by the Neutral Paralympic Athletes in the women's 12.5km biathlon, standing as the Russian duo of Anna Milenina and Ekaterina Rumyantseva finished seconds apart to claim gold and silver, respectively. To top it off, NPA's Mikhalina Lysova claimed the top spot in women's 12.5km biathlon, visually impaired as well. Canada's Mark Arendz (men's 15km standing) and Ukraine's Vitaliy Luk'yanenko (men's 15km visually impaired) rounded out the biathlete winners.

Curling finals set between Norway, China

Host country South Korea suffered a heartbreaking 8-6 loss to Norway in wheelchair curling and will be forced to settle for the bronze medal game.

On the other side of the semis, China guaranteed their country its first medal in wheelchair curling with a 4-3 victory over Canada. China and Norway will face off in the gold medal game, while Canada and South Korea will battle for third.

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