US EditionUtah 2034 Olympics CEO Brad Wilson Sums up Milan Cortina 2026 as Utah Paralympians Return Home
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Chestermere Celebrates Olympic Gold with Hometown Curling Champions - The Chestermere Anchor
Chestermere rolled out a warm hometown welcome this week for two of its own, as Olympic gold medallists Brett Gallant and Ben Hebert were recognized during a special council meeting on March 17. The packed chamber reflected a strong sense of community pride following the pair’s victory at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milano-Cortina, where… Read More » The post Chestermere Celebrates Olympic Gold with Hometown Curling Champions first appeared on T…
Relive the best moments from the women’s ice hockey tournament at Milano Cortina 2026
Relive the top moments from the women’s ice hockey tournament at the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026 with our official highlights video. One month after the final, fans can once again enjoy the speed, skill, and drama that defined the competition, from the opening games all the way to the medal matchups. In the gold medal game, the United States defeated Canada to claim Olympic gold, while Switzerland won the bronze medal with a overtim…
Milan-Cortina: Uga Athletes Win 11 Medals at the Olympic and Paralympic Games in the Winter of 2026!
Eleven medals including four titles, twenty-nine Top 10 and exceptional sports emotions! This winter, 51 students, students and young graduates of the UGA took part in the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games in Milan-Cortina. Back to the performances of the UGA champions in Italy. Twelve sports disciplines, six countries represented, one quarter of the French Olympic and Paralympic team, one third of the tricolor medals, three flag holders! From…
Utah 2034 Olympics CEO Brad Wilson sums up Milan Cortina 2026 as Utah Paralympians return home
CORTINA, Italy — In an exclusive interview with TownLift, Brad Wilson discussed the Milan Cortina Olympics and Paralympics, how they reflect the legacy of the Salt Lake 2002 Games, and what they signal for the Utah 2034 Games. Meanwhile, Heber City’s Andrew Haraghey and other Utah Paralympians returned home from Italy to a hero’s welcome. Inside Cortina’s Main Media Center, Wilson — vice chair and CEO of the Utah 2034 Olympic and Paralympic orga…
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