Winter Olympics 2018: Best moments of Day 5 from PyeongChang Games

American snowboarder Shaun White won a spectacular men's halfpipe final at the Pyeongchang Winter Games on Wednesday to collect his third Olympic gold medal. White scored 97.75 on his final run to pip Japan’s Ayumu Hirano to the gold, while Australian Scotty James took the bronze. White's victory also gave the United States its 100th gold medal in Winter Olympics history. (Source: AP)

Slovenia came from two goals down in the third period to beat the United States 3-2 in overtime on Wednesday in the opening round of the men's Olympic hockey tournament. (Source: Reuters)

Harley Windsor became the first indigenous Australian to compete at the Winter Olympics. (Source: AP)

Player of the combined Koreas team pick up stuffed animals thrown on ice by supporters after the preliminary round of the women's hockey game against Japan. Do you believe in Miracles? Korea scored a goal in the match. (Source: AP)

Kim Jong Un lookalike provokes North Koreans in Olympic melee. (Source: Reuters)

From Russia with love: Skier Denshchikov weds skeleton racer Potylitsina who was not invited to PyeongChang Games. (Source: Reuters)

Events had to be rescheduled as high winds swept through PyeongChang Games. (Source: AP)

Canadian short track speed skater Kim Boutin's dream of winning an Olympic medal has quickly turned into a nightmare with her social media accounts inundated with abuse and threats from angry South Korean fans after she won bronze on Tuesday. The disqualification of local Choi Min-jeong, who had finished second, triggered a wave of verbal attacks targeting the Canadian, seen as benefiting from what Koreans thought was an unfair decision of interfering. (Source: Reuters)

Eric Frenzel of Germany survived a thrilling last lap to take the gold medal in the Olympic men's Nordic combined individual event on Wednesday and successfully defend the title he won in Sochi four years ago. (Source: AP)

North Korean figure skating pair Ryom Tae Ok and Kim Ju Sik were given a warm welcome on Pyeongchang debut. (Source: Reuters)