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San Francisco native Eileen Gu just became the only freeskier to win medals in every Olympic event she's entered, capping a grueling 16-day journey with her third gold. Her perfect record across two Olympics proves that betting on yourself can pay off in extraordinary ways.
Freeskier Eileen Gu defended her Olympic halfpipe title in Italy, earning her third gold medal. Hours later, she learned her beloved grandmother had passed away.
At just 22 years old, Eileen Gu defended her halfpipe gold in Italy to become the most decorated freeskier in Olympic history. She's now won six medals in six events across two Winter Games, proving that excellence knows no limits.
British skier Zoe Atkin claimed bronze in the women's halfpipe final at the 2026 Winter Olympics, marking Team GB's fifth medal of the games. China's Eileen Gu took gold in the thrilling competition.
Olympic freeskier Eileen Gu defended her halfpipe title and made history with her third gold medal, then learned her grandmother had passed away. The 22-year-old kept a promise to be brave, just as her grandmother had taught her.
Two American Olympians are standing up for athletes who compete for other nations, including controversial skier Eileen Gu. Their message: every athlete's journey is personal and deserves respect.
Australian freeski prodigy Indra Brown, just 16, placed fifth at the Winter Olympics after landing her first competitive 1080. Back-to-back gold medalist Eileen Gu rushed to embrace her in a moment Brown called "really special."
American athletes are bringing the heat on day 15 of the 2026 Winter Olympics with two major medal opportunities. The U.S. women's curling team faces Canada for bronze while freestyle skiing star Eileen Gu competes in the halfpipe final.
When a reporter suggested her two silver medals were "two golds lost," freestyle skiing legend Eileen Gu delivered a masterclass in self-worth. Her confident response is inspiring athletes and professionals everywhere to celebrate their achievements without apology.
At just 22 years old, freestyle skier Eileen Gu has never competed at the Olympics without medaling. Her silver in big air keeps an extraordinary streak alive as she heads into her final event.
Freestyle skier Eileen Gu made history at Milano Cortina 2026, tying the record for most Olympic freestyle skiing medals despite not competing in Big Air for four years. She landed a brand new trick she learned just days before the competition to claim silver on Chinese New Year.
Freeskier Eileen Gu just became the most decorated female freestyle skier in Olympic history, earning her fifth medal at just 22 years old. Her response to critics questioning her two silver medals in Italy shows why championships aren't the only measure of greatness.
Four days before the Olympic big air final, Eileen Gu hadn't even planned her tricks. After cracking her helmet in warmups, she walked away with silver and her fifth Olympic medal in five tries.
Two-time Olympic gold medalist Eileen Gu crashed hard in her first slopestyle qualifying run at the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics but bounced back with a clutch second run to secure her spot in the finals. The 25-year-old admitted she has a habit of keeping fans on the edge of their seats, just like she did at the 2022 Games.
Olympic champion Eileen Gu heads into the Milano Cortina Games with a new mindset: skiing for love, not proof. After making history at Beijing 2022, the 22-year-old has rediscovered her passion for the sport by focusing on what she wants, not just what she can do.
San Francisco native and freestyle skiing gold medalist Eileen Gu will serve as grand marshal for the city's 2026 Chinese New Year Parade. The honor celebrates both her athletic achievements and deep roots in the Bay Area community.
San Francisco native and Olympic champion Eileen Gu will grand marshal the city's iconic Chinese New Year Parade on March 7. The parade drew one million visitors last year and continues expanding to celebrate the diverse faces of Chinese American identity.
San Francisco native and Olympic gold medalist Eileen Gu will serve as grand marshal for the 2026 Chinese New Year Parade on March 7. The freestyle skiing champion brings her global star power back home to celebrate her Bay Area roots.
Olympic champion Eileen Gu just became the first freeski athlete ever to win 20 World Cup events, dominating at Switzerland's Laax Open despite a scary crash. The fearless skier pushed herself on a victory lap attempt just weeks before the 2026 Winter Olympics.