Tage Thompson’s power play goal gives U.S. two goal lead
Team USA’s Tage Thompson netted a power play goal to take a 2-0 lead over Slovakia in the men’s Olympic hockey semifinal round.
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Team USA’s Tage Thompson netted a power play goal to take a 2-0 lead over Slovakia in the men’s Olympic hockey semifinal round.
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After 2018 silver and 2022 bronze, USA’s Alex Ferreira scored 93.75 to claim gold in the men’s freeski halfpipe at Italy’s Milan Cortina Games. Estonian Henry Sildaru (93.00) and Canadian Brendan Mackay (91.00) went 2-3.
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Team USA’s Kaillie Humphries and push athlete Jasmine Jones went fastest of the field on Run 1 of the two-woman bobsled event on Friday, Feb. 20.
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After going through round-robin play undefeated and falling in the semifinals, Switzerland’s men’s curling team put a bow on their Milan Cortina Olympics by defeating Norway, 9-1, in the bronze medal game on Friday.
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Mikaela Shiffrin sits down with Mike Tirico to open up about her different Olympic experiences, break down her win in the slalom, explain how she used her performance at the Beijing Olympics to motivate her and more.
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Dylan Larkin scored to give the U.S. men’s hockey team a 1-0 lead over Slovakia in Olympic semifinals.
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Check out many of the funny and weird athletes warmups of the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics.
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In a move that confused announcers, Tineke den Dulk of Belgium blew past the pack in the first lap of the 1500m short track quarterfinals. The move helped her advance but she was gassed and fell behind in the semifinals.
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Listen to foreign commentators lose their minds when calling Winter Olympic events with some of the top calls of Milan Cortina, including Federica Brignone’s triumph and Lucas Pinheiro Braathen’s historic gold.
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Nathan MacKinnon scored a late goal over Finland in the men’s Olympic semifinal to send Canada to the gold medal game on Sunday.
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Brittany Bowe capped off a legendary speed skating career with a 4th place finish in the 1500m. Bowe announced this is her final Olympics, but is yet to reveal if she will compete at the World Championships in March.
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Italian Jole Galli crashed during the small final of the women’s ski cross contest at Milan Cortina 2026. It appeared that she came up short after a jump.
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The final three athletes of the men’s 15km biathlon, U.S.’s Campbell Wright, Italy’s Nicola Romanin, and France’s Fabien Claude, did a sprint finish for the crowd.
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Evan Bates was selected by the athletes on Team USA to be flagbearer along with Hilary Knight. In an emotional moment while practicing for Saturday’s figure skating Exhibition Gala, Chock broke the news to Bates.
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For the sixth straight Olympics, Sweden’s women’s curling team is guaranteed a medal. Sweden defeated Canada, 6-3, in the semifinals on Thursday to advance to the gold medal game of the Milan Cortina Games.
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The Netherlands’ Rijpma-de Jong, Norway’s Ragne Wiklund, and Canada’s Valerie Maltais made up the women’s 1500m podium in Milan. American Brittany Bowe, skating her last Olympic race, finished 4th.
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Noe Roth landed the Hurricane during the men’s aerials final, the first to do so at the Olympics since the late Jeret “Speedy” Peterson in 2010. The trick has one of the highest degrees of difficulties in aerials.
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Alina Patz played a near perfect match to lead Switzerland to a 7-4 victory over the U.S. in the women’s curling semifinals at the Milan Cortina Olympics.
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The encouragement of loved ones can travel over thousands of miles, and as Anne Thompson learned, each family has a unique way of cheering on their favorite Olympians.
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The Entertainment Capital of the World will play host to the Olympics for the third time in history — this time, with some reinvigorated twists. Gadi Schwartz has a preview of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
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