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U.S. Men’s Hockey Team Eliminated by Slovakia in Olympic Shootout Loss
Scott Charles Feb. 16, 2022
Team USA allowed a game-tying goal in the final minute of the third period and ultimately was eliminated by Slovakia after a five-round shootout.
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Alex Hall And Nick Goepper Grab Gold And Silver In Olympic Slopestyle Skiing
Lynn Rutherford Feb. 16, 2022
The gold medal is Hall’s first, while Goepper joined an elite class with three freestyle skiing medals.
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It’s Win And In For Team Shuster In Final Game Of Curling Round Robin
Todd Kortemeier Feb. 16, 2022
A win against Denmark could keep the team alive to continue its gold-medal defense.
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A Look At Some Of The History-Making Black Athletes Of Team USA
Karen Price Feb. 15, 2022
For Black History Month, we celebrate some of the many Black athletes who have made history for Team USA over the years.
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U.S. Men's Hockey Team Brimming With Confidence Ahead Of Olympic Quarterfinals
Scott Charles Feb. 15, 2022
“There is an unwavering confidence in our group. People don’t know what we know about ourselves. There is a swagger to us right now, not arrogance but a swagger to us.”
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With Ski Jumping In The Books At The Winter Olympics , Team USA Has Hope For The Future
Lisa Costantini Feb. 15, 2022
The U.S. planned to send only two men, but ended up with a five-person team — including one woman.
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Alysa Liu Is Here For Her Olympic Moment, Not Her Marks
Lynn Rutherford Feb. 15, 2022
The two-time U.S. champ is tops among Americans in eighth place after the short program.
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U.S. Men Secure Bronze In Olympic Speedskating Team Pursuit
Lisa Costantini Feb. 15, 2022
It’s the second speedskating medal in Beijing for Team USA after Erin Jackson’s gold in the 500-meter.
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Nick Goepper Leads Three U.S. Men Into Slopestyle Skiing Finals
Bob Reinert Feb. 15, 2022
The two-time Olympic medalist will be joined in Wednesday’s finals by Alex Hall and Colby Stevenson.
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Skiers Keely Cashman & Jaqueline Wiles Overcome Injuries To Compete in Olympic Downhill
Peggy Shinn Feb. 15, 2022
Keely Cashman was the top U.S. skier in women’s downhill, finishing 17th, while Jacqueline Wiles was happy to have made it to her second Olympic Games.