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LIVIGNO, Italy, Feb 7 : Australia snowboarder Scotty James is keeping details of his halfpipe plans to himself at the Milano Cortina Games as he chases the gold medal that has eluded him in four Olympics.
"Oh, my gosh, it's so exciting," is how Carolina Hiller-Donnelly, a long-track speed skater from Prince George, B.C., describes the lead-up to her Olympic Games debut.
The Canadian snowboard team suffered another blow to its overall medal chances as Victoria native Meryeta O’Dine will miss the Milano-Cortina Olympics with a fracture to an ankle bone, the Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) and Canada Snowboard announced on Saturday.
Editor's note: These results are derived from a Seton Hall Sports Poll conducted Jan. 27-30 among 1,596 U.S. adults. The Poll, which is sponsored by The Sharkey Institute within Seton Hall University's Stillman School of Business, features a nationally representative sample from YouGov PLC., weighted on U.S. Census Bureau figures for age, gender, ethnicity, education, income and geography with a margin of error of plus or minus 3.0%.
Mark McMorris is sounding more optimistic about competing at his fourth Winter Olympics just two days after a hitting his head during a crash in training took him out of the men's big air event on Thursday in Italy.
LIVIGNO, Italy, Feb 6 : The Olympic Big Air jump has become an unlikely protagonist in Livigno’s narrow valley, an imposing scaffolded structure rising above the town’s rooftops and drawing both praise and surprise from snowboarders and freeskiers.
LIVIGNO, Italy Feb 6 : Austrian freestyle snowboarder Hanna Karrer blew out 18 candles on Friday in Livigno, at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics, marking her coming of age on the world’s biggest winter sports stage.
On Friday, the opening ceremonies of the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics will kick off and, for the first time, include simultaneous cauldron lightings in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo and athlete parades in four locations. The Games will showcase more than 2,900 athletes, in 15 venues throughout northern Italy. Some Olympians you'll remember — and some you'll want to know. Here are 32 U.S. Olympians to watch.