The United States approach the Winter Olympics as one of the most complete, high-profile and competitive nations at the event. Team USA combines athletic power, cutting-edge preparation and exceptional depth of talent, particularly in freestyle disciplines and ice sports. The goal is clear: to compete for the top positions in the Olympic medal table.
Alpine skiing: talent, technique and speed
In alpine skiing, Team USA can rely on athletes with outstanding experience and consistency.
In the women’s field, the standout name is Mikaela Shiffrin, a true legend of world skiing, dominant in technical disciplines and always competitive in speed events as well.
Among the men, Ryan Cochran-Siegle stands out in speed races, while Tommy Ford is a specialist in giant slalom. The U.S. team is deep and capable of placing athletes high in the standings across multiple disciplines.
Snowboard and freestyle: the heart of American spectacle
Freestyle disciplines are one of Team USA’s greatest strengths at the Winter Olympics.
In snowboard, the United States fields stars such as Chloe Kim, dominant in the halfpipe, and Jamie Anderson, a global reference in slopestyle.
In freestyle skiing, athletes like Eileen Gu shine in acrobatic events, while Alex Hall is known for his style, creativity and ability to innovate. These disciplines traditionally represent a rich source of medals for the American delegation.
Cross-country skiing and biathlon: steady growth
In cross-country skiing, the United States rely on a young and steadily improving team. The key reference is Jessie Diggins, an athlete capable of competing at the highest international level, especially in endurance events.
In biathlon, Team USA continues to develop the movement, showing encouraging signs and solid results, particularly in team competitions.
Ice sports: tradition and dominance
In ice sports, the United States are a historic powerhouse.
In ice hockey, both the men’s and women’s national teams consistently start among the favorites for medals, thanks to intensity, technical quality and roster depth.
In speed skating, talents such as Jordan Stolz are emerging as some of the most promising young athletes in the world, while in figure skating Team USA boasts a long tradition of success, strong media attention and high-level technical programs.
Olympic schedule: when Team USA can make the difference
The Olympic program, spread over approximately two weeks, offers numerous opportunities for the U.S. team:
Early phase: snowboard and freestyle, with immediate medal opportunities
Middle phase: alpine skiing, speed skating and figure skating
Final phase: ice hockey and team events, often decisive for the medal standings
Competitions involve Team USA almost every day, ensuring a constant presence at the top level.
The United States arrive at the Winter Olympics with a team rich in talent, personality and depth. With champions such as Shiffrin, Chloe Kim and Jessie Diggins, as well as the ice hockey national teams, Team USA is ready to deliver spectacular performances and fight until the end for the highest positions in the Olympic medal table.
