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After winning gold in the 500- and 1,000-meter races, the 1,500 proved to be just out of reach for the U.S. phenom thanks to a record performance from China’s Ning Zhongyan.
Michael Rosenberg|
The American skater shined during Thursday’s free skate performance.
Madison Williams|
American power play turned into a disaster.
Kyle Koster|
An American took the Olympic podium in a women's individual skating event for the first time since 2006. You can catch up on all the action with Sports Illustrated's play-by-play recap.
Madison Williams, Brigid Kennedy|
Team USA’s women’s curling has never medaled in the Olympics, so they could make history this weekend.
Madison Williams|
Team USA's women's team is off to the medal round.
Brigid Kennedy|
The women's free skate, a medal event, begins Thursday afternoon.
Brigid Kennedy|
Stolz came up just short in his quest for a third gold medal at the Milan Cortina Games.
Stephen Douglas|
Fascinating sport arrives on big stage at Milan Cortina Games.
Kyle Koster|
The U.S. defeated Canada on Thursday afternoon.
Mike Kadlick, Karl Rasmussen|
Shiffrin's father died unexpectedly in 2020.
Brigid Kennedy|
The 26-year-old scored the biggest goal of his life in Team USA's win over Sweden at the Milan Cortina Games.
Andy Nesbitt|
For the seventh time in eight Olympic competitions, the women’s hockey tournament comes down to a matchup between the U.S. and Canada.
Tom Dierberger|
Mitch and Dan recap Day 12, including dramatic wins for the U.S. and Canadian men’s hockey teams, another gold for the legendary Mikaela Shiffrin and a dog on the cross-country skiing course. Plus, they preview Day 13, which features the arrival of skimo,
SI Video Staff|
A leaf blower interfered with a ski jump during Milan Cortina Games. Luckily, no one was upset.
Stephen Douglas|
The United States men's curling team finished with a 4-5 record at the Milan Cortina Games.
Kyle Koster|
Team USA is one win away from playing in the gold medal game in Milan. But first they face Slovakia in the semifinals.
Karl Rasmussen|
Does NBC place too much pressure on U.S. athletes to succeed at the Olympic Games?
Eva Geitheim|
Despite giving up a late goal that forced overtime, the U.S. never seemed to waver against Sweden. Its poise was rewarded with a trip to the Olympic semifinals.
Michael Rosenberg|
Here’s a fun thought experiment as these Games draw to a close.
Patrick Andres|
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