From luge and figure skating to hockey and curling, Pennsylvania has a host of Olympians competing in the Milano-Cortina Winter Games.

Is. It. Rocky River native Red Gerard has a shot at winning a medal as he competes in the Men's Snowboard Slopestyle finals on Wednesday during the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics. He qualified for the medal round on Sunday after finishing in 11th place.

MILAN, Italy — U.S. Olympic snowboarder Red Gerard, a Rocky River native, has a big group cheering him on at the 2026 Winter Games. Around 40 of Gerard’s family members are in northern Italy to support him.

Westmoreland County native going for gold while fulfilling Olympic dream

Azaria Hill, a Santa Clarita native, is set to represent the United States in the bobsled division in this year's Olympics.

Jordan Stolz already has one speedskating gold medal after smashing the Olympic record in the 1,000 meters in Rho, Italy, Feb. 11 and finishing with the largest margin of victory since 1984, and more precious metals could be in Stolz' future soon.

Ontario County native and Bristol Mountain alum Dylan Walczyk is set to compete for Team USA in two events at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics in a few days. He made the U.S. Olympic freestyle roster in January and will race on the moguls course in Livigno, Italy, starting Tuesday in the men's moguls and dual moguls events.

WHO 13’s Justin Surrency is covering the Winter Olympics in Italy and takes a break from reporting on Team USA to report on Team Iowa, specifically West Des Moines native Zach Stoppelmoor. Zach Stoppelmoor qualified for the winter Olympics on January 5,

Hood River native Sean FitzSimons will compete in 2026 Milan Cortina Olympic Winter Games men's snowboard big air qualifier at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday.

A Western Pennsylvania athlete has reportedly secured a spot for the Winter Olympics. On social media, Johnstown area native Daniel Barefoot announced his qualification for the US skeleton sled racing roster. Barefoot told NBC Affiliate WJAC that he has ...

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