2026 Winter Olympics: Alysa Liu to Hilary Knight – Milan Cortina Full list of all Team USA medal winners

Alyssa Liu surged from third place at the start of the day to win Olympic women’s singles figure skating gold at the Milan-Cortina Games on Thursday. She beat Japan’s Kaori Sakamoto for the silver medal, while 17-year-old Ami Nakai won the bronze medal after the free skate final at the Milan Skating Rink.

Liu Wen set a career-best score in the free skate, and her total score of 226.79 was also a lifetime best. After helping the U.S. team win the championship, she won her second gold medal in Milan.

The 20-year-old helped the U.S. return to the women’s podium at the Olympics for the first time since Sarah Hughes won gold at the 2002 Salt Lake City Games.

Prior to this, the United States defeated Canada 2-1 in overtime to win the women’s ice hockey gold medal. Megan Keller scored the winning goal to defeat the defending champions in instant classic fashion.

Alpine Skiing – Women’s Downhill: Breezy Johnson

Freestyle Skiing – Girl Mogul: Elizabeth Lemley

Speed ​​Skating – Men’s 1000m: Jordan Stolz

Speed ​​Skating – Men’s 500m: Jordan Stolz

Alpine Skiing – Women’s Slalom: Mikaela Shiffrin

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Figure Skating – Team: Amber Glenn, Alysa Liu, Ilia Malinin, Madison Chock, Evan Bates, Ellie Kam, Danny O’Shea

Cross Country – Men’s Classic Final: Ben Ogden

Freestyle Skiing – Men’s Slopestyle: Alex Hall

Curling – Mixed Doubles: Korey Dropkin, Cory Thiesse

Alpine Skiing – Men’s Super-G: Ryan Cochran-Siegle

Freestyle Skiing – Girl Mogul: Jaelin Kauf

Figure Skating – Ice Dance: Madison Chock, Evan Bates

Snowboarding – Women’s Halfpipe: Chloe Kim

Big Two – Women: Jaelin Kauf

Unicorn: Elana Meyers Taylor

Speed ​​Skating – Men’s Team Pursuit: Ethan Cepuran, Casey Dawson, Emery Lehman, Conor McDermott-Mostowy, Jordan Stolz

Freestyle Skiing – Men’s Big Air: Mac Forehand

Cross-Country Skiing – Men’s Team Sprint: Ben Ogden, Gus Schumacher

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Alpine Skiing – Women’s Team Mixed: Paula Moltzan, Jacqueline Wiles

Luge – Women’s Singles: Ashley Farquharson

Cross Country Skiing – Women’s 10km Freestyle: Jessie Diggins

Double Tycoon – Female: Elizabeth Lemley

Monobob: Kelly Humphries-Armbruster

(With inputs from The Associated Press)