Chloe Kim got the drama over early in Olympic halfpipe qualifying Wednesday, nailing her first run on the way to a top finish and a spot in the final where she'll go for her third straight title. Kim showed no signs of rust in her first contest since injuring her shoulder four weeks ago — a setback that jeopardized her status as the favorite coming into the Milan Cortina Games. Kim's score of 90.25 in her first run was 2.5 better than Japan's Sara Shimizu and 4.25 better than Kim's American teammate, Maddie Mastro.
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