Summary
The 2026 Winter Olympic Games took place in Milan, Italy, where athletes from around the world competed. Memorable moments included Alysa Liu earning two gold medals in figure skating and the U.S. men's hockey team winning gold after 46 years. The event was marked by dramatic competitions and historic wins.
Key Facts
- The 2026 Winter Olympics were held in Milan, Italy.
- Alysa Liu, a 20-year-old American figure skater, won two gold medals.
- Team USA's men's hockey team won its first gold medal in 46 years.
- A Canadian curling controversy involved debates over a possible rule violation, but Canada won gold.
- Brazil won its first-ever Winter Olympic gold medal, thanks to Lucas Pinheiro Braathen.
- A dog ran onto the track during the women's cross country event, creating an amusing moment.
- The Olympics concluded with various memorable and iconic images from the events.
