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Olympic bronze medalist Jasmine Jones returned to her hometown of Greensburg to a surprise celebration surrounded by family and friends. The heartwarming homecoming honored the athlete's achievement on the world's biggest sports stage. ---
Jasmine Jones pushed a 400-pound bobsled down an Italian mountain and won an Olympic bronze medal. Her Pennsylvania hometown threw her the surprise party of a lifetime.
Kaillie Humphries and Jasmine Jones brought home bronze for Team USA in the two-woman bobsled, even setting a track record along the way. It's Humphries' second medal of these Winter Games, proving why she's one of bobsled's greatest champions.
Two mothers defied the odds to claim Olympic bronze at the 2026 Winter Games, becoming the first mom duo to share a podium in bobsled history. Kaillie Armbruster Humphries secured her sixth Olympic medal alongside rookie push athlete Jasmine Jones.
A small-town track star turned bobsledder just brought home an Olympic bronze medal, proving that determination can overcome any setback. Jasmine Jones, who missed the 2022 Games after having her daughter, achieved her dream in Italy while her hometown cheered her on.
Kaillie Humphries and Jasmine Jones made Olympic history by becoming the first mother duo to win a medal in bobsled. The bronze medal gives 40-year-old Humphries her sixth Olympic medal, just 20 months after giving birth.
After eight crashes in one season and giving birth while chasing her Olympic dream, Air Force bobsledder Jasmine Jones is racing in Milan Cortina. The single mom joined the military to get the training she needed to finally make Team USA.
Jasmine Jones balanced motherhood, military service, and elite athleticism to finally reach her Olympic dream. The Air Force bobsledder is competing in Milan Cortina with deep gratitude for representing America.
Track sprinter turned bobsledder Jasmine Jones just secured her spot on Team USA for the Winter Olympics, proving hard work and military support can turn athletic dreams into reality. The single mom balances raising her 5-year-old daughter while chasing gold.