Hometown Hopefuls
Hometown Hopefuls
The three-time national champion leads a powerhouse American women’s figure skating contingent in Milan.
Saylor O’Brien on chasing her Paralympic dreams with authenticity.
The three-time Olympic bobsled champion heads to Milan Cortina with a chance to make history.
A deep-rooted family legacy of skiing (and syrup) fuels the Vermont Olympian’s road to Italy.
Declan Farmer and U.S. national team players based in Colorado help a hockey-focused non-profit raise money for those in need.
The Beijing Paralympic gold medalist is ready for a title defense in Milan.
Peterson’s days rarely look like those of a typical PhD student.
Hometown Hopefuls
Noah Malone caught up with NBC about his family, goals, and favorite music while in Paris for the World Para Track and Field Championships.
Former Atlanta mayor Andrew Young reflects on organizing the 1996 Olympics and looks ahead to the next U.S.-hosted Games in Los Angeles in 2028.
Allysa Seely, a two-time Paralympic triathlon gold medalist who picked up the sport while at Arizona State, returned to competition after sitting out 2022.
Lee Kiefer talks about winning Olympic gold in Tokyo, her break from medical school, and her lifelong support system - including her fellow-fencer husband - as she works toward the Paris Olympics in 2024.
Katie Ledecky credits much about Maryland swimming for her maturation to become an Olympic legend.
Kieran Smith became a great swimmer, and a great cellist, growing up in Connecticut.
Ginny Thrasher, the first gold medalist of the 2016 Rio Olympics, bids to return for the 2024 Paris Games in rifle shooting.
U.S. Rugby Sevens center Ilona Maher gets candid about the lows she experienced after the Tokyo Olympics and the criticism she’s received about body image.
Stu McNay of Rhode Island is going for a record-tying fifth Olympics in sailing, this time in a new event with a new partner.
The two-time Paralympic gold medalist on going for another gold in Paris and her love of sitting volleyball
