New England athletes should feel proud of their accomplishments of getting to the Olympics this year and inspiring a new generation of US athletes as well.

It is the last day of the Winter Olympics. The grand finale is the gold medal game in men’s hockey as the United States takes on Canada for their first gold medal since the 1980 Miracle on Ice. The atmosphere is tense within the stadium as the fans can be clearly heard. It feels like Olympic hockey!

We move on to the United States taking on Slovakia in the semifinals of men’s Hockey.

With just 4 minutes into the game, the United States scores to make 1-0 thanks to Dylan Larkin!

With 40.5 seconds left in the 1^st period, Tage Thompson of the US scores on a power play goal to make it 2-0 United States!

Jack Hughes of the United States scores to make 3-0 in the 2^nd period. Just 19 seconds later, Jack Eichel of North Chelmsford, MA scores to make it 4-0! Slovakia is forced to switch goalies much to the frustration of the goalie being switch. It made no difference as Jack Hughes would score his second goal of the night to make it 5-0 US!

We move on to the Gold Medal match in Women’s Hockey as the United States takes on Canada for a second time in this tournament. Despite it being a blowout victory for the United States last time, this match figures to be different this time. This is because Marie-Philip Poulin of Canada who is widely considered to be the best female hockey player in the world, is playing today. She did not play against the United States last time due to injury.

Mikaela Shiffrin exorcises her Olympic demons and wins the gold medal in the Women’s Slalom for her first medal since 2018 and had the widest margin of victory in any Olympic Alpine Skiing Event since 1998.

Gus Schumacher and Ben Odgen of Landgrove, Vermont won the United States’s first ever silver medal in the Men’s Team Sprint Free Final for Cross-Country Skiing.

The United States Women’s Hockey team is taking on Sweden in the semifinals of the hockey tournament.

We turn to the Men’s Snowboard Halfpipe as Jake Pates, Chase Josey, and Alessandro Barbieri are competing for the United States. We also move on to Women’s Hockey as the United States takes on Italy in the quarterfinals. Italy has the home crowd on their side, so the atmosphere is more tense compared to previous games.

We start off today with a bronze medal acquire by Jessie Diggins in the Women’s 10km Interval Start Free despite her ribs being bruised.

Slow day for medals, but the competition is fast and fierce on Day 5.

We start off today with Ryan Cochran-Siegle of Starksboro, VT bouncing back after a disappointing finish in the Alpine Skiing Downhill with him defending his silver medal from 2022 in the Super-G.

The United States looks to acquire more medals today after winning the women’s downhill in alpine skiing and the team event in figure skating.

The United States Women’s Hockey team took on Switzerland in pursuit of a 3-0 start in Group play. The United States scored with just 13:57 into the game as the Boston Fleets of the PWHL Haley Winn score to make it 1-0. United States continued to outshoot their opponents by a wide margin in this Women’s Hockey tournament.

It is Day 1 of the Winter Olympics 2026. The games will feel like that have truly begun after today.

This is Day -1 of the 2026 Winter Olympics and the start of this blog’s coverage of the Olympics.

For the first time, in a long time, the world will feel like is truly Winter Olympics is back. The last Winter Olympics in 2022 in Beijing, China was a disaster thanks to COVID-19 ravaging the planet and as a result, fans were banned from attending the games. Taking place in northern Italy, (the official name is “Milan-Cortina 2026” - however, other towns in Italy are hosting events in these Olympics) this is the first Winter Olympics since 2018 that fans will be able to attend the games and the first Winter Olympics hosted in Italy since the Torino 2006 games.

Duke is counting down the days until the Winter Olympics.

My dad gave me a cool hat (a bit small now) from the Salt Lake City 2002 Winter Olympics. I wore it watching the Olympics excitement. Counting down the days to the Olympic Winter Games in Milano Cortina 2026. Join me for this year’s Olympics excitement.

Unnamed Sports will be covering the U.S. team at the 2026 Winter Olympics.