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PARK CITY, Utah -- The United States swept the podium in a womens bobsled World Cup on Saturday, with the team of Elana Meyers and Aja Evans winning a gold medal for the second straight day. Jamie Greubel and Lolo Jones tied for second place with Jazmine Fenlator and Lauryn Williams. Jones and Williams are both Olympic veterans, and Williams was making her World Cup debut. It was the first time since February 2001 that American sleds took the top three spots in a womens bobsled race. Meyers and Evans finished two runs in 1 minute, 38.61 seconds. Greubel and Fenlator both drove to times of 1:39.24 to share the silver, a mere 0.01 seconds ahead of German star Sandra Kirasis. "It feels great to be on the podium," said Jones, who won her second World Cup medal as a push athlete. "With bobsled you never know when you are going to be on the podium and how long it will be before you are back on again. It makes you cherish the moments when you are doing well. " A schedule quirk calls for certain sliding disciplines to race twice at various World Cup stops this winter, and in Park City, womens bobsled was due for the double-up. So after winning gold Friday night, Meyers and Evans were back at it early Saturday. Meyers also assumed the series driving lead from Canadas Kaillie Humphries, who was seventh. The World Cup standings determine the starting order for the Sochi Olympics next year, and the earlier start position typically means a racer would be seeing better ice conditions. In the four-man race, Steven Holcomb continued his unbeaten season, teaming with Curt Tomasevicz, Steve Langton and Chris Fogt to pull away in the second run for a victory in 1:34.76. There was a three-way tie after the first four-man run between the Americans, a Russian sled and a German sled, but Holcomb was perfect the second time down the track to edge Germanys Maximilian Arndt by 0.35 seconds. Russias Alexander Kasjanov was third, 0.36 seconds back of Holcomb. 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Matt Gillard and Anthony DiFruscia scored for the IceDogs (18-30-7), who are on a three-game skid. Eries Oscar Dansk only had to make 12 saves for the win as Brent Moran turned away 27-of-30 shots for Niagara. Otters forward Joel Wigle was ejected at 17:18 of the second period after receiving a major for checking-to-the-head. --- BULLS 3 ATTACK 1 BELLEVILLE, Ont. -- Charlie Graham stopped 28 shots as the Bulls downed Owen Sound. Alex Yuill, Cameron Brace and Chad Heffernan scored for Belleville (17-33-5), which improved to 10-15-2 on home ice. The Attack (24-24-7) got their lone goal from Kyle Hope. Owen Sound goaltender Brandon Hope turned aside 24-of-27 shots in a losing cause. --- WHALERS 2 RANGERS 1 (OT) PLYMOUTH, Mich. -- Victor Crus Rydberg scored at 3:07 of overtime to lift the Whalers over Kitchener. Alex Nedeljkovic made 28 saves for Plymouth (21-28-6) while Gianluca Curcuruto forced extra time with a goal at 11:24 of the third period. Dmitrii Sergeevs first-career goal gave the Rangers (20-32-3) aa 1-0 lead.dddddddddddd. Jordan DeKort turned away 40-of-42 shots for Kitchener, which had its three-game win streak snapped. --- GREYHOUNDS 5 SPITFIRES 2 SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont. -- Tyler Gaudet scored once and set up two more as the Greyhounds toppled Windsor. Tyler Ganly, Blake Speers, Jared McCann and Darnell Nurse also scored for Sault Ste. Marie (37-15-5) while Patrick Watling tacked on three assists. Brady Vail and Slater Koekkoek scored for the Spitfires (34-20-2). Matt Murray made 29 saves for the Greyhounds as Windsors Dalen Kuchmey stopped 21-of-26 shots in defeat. --- STORM 6 SPIRIT 4 SAGINAW, Mich. -- Kerby Rychel and Zack Mitchell had a goal and three assists apiece as Guelph defeated the Spirit for its fifth straight victory. Robby Fabbri had a goal and an assist for the Storm (43-9-3) and Nick Ebert, Adam Craievich and Stephen Pierog scored the others. Mitchell Stephens had a pair of goals for Saginaw (26-25-5) while Nick Moutrey and Justin Sefton added singles. Matthew Mancina made 36 saves for Guelph as Jake Paterson kicked out 39-of-44 shots for the Spirit. --- COLTS 2 PETES 1 BARRIE, Ont. -- Mackenzie Blackwood stopped 33-of-34 shots as the Colts doubled up Peterborough. Andreas Athanasiou opened the scoring for Barrie (29-23-3) while Kevin Labancs goal 3:05 into the second period stood up as the winner. Michael Clarke scored for the Petes (24-26-5), who are on a four-game losing streak. Peterboroughs Andrew DAgostini turned aside 24-of-26 shots in a losing cause. ' ' '