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Despite brutal pain from bruised ribs, Olympic skier Jessie Diggins pushed through agony to claim bronze in her signature event at the 2026 Winter Games. She collapsed at the finish line but called herself "the happiest bronze medalist in the history of the world."
American cross-country skier Jessie Diggins claimed her fourth Olympic medal with a bronze finish in the women's 10k skate, becoming the first U.S. woman to ever medal in the event. Competing with bruised ribs in her final Olympic Games, the world's top-ranked skier proved why she's the most decorated American cross-country athlete of all time.
American cross-country skier Jessie Diggins pushed through bruised ribs to win bronze in the 10-kilometer freestyle at the 2026 Winter Olympics. She collapsed from pain after crossing the finish line but secured Team USA's latest medal in Italy.
American cross-country skiing legend Jessie Diggins powered through bruised ribs to claim bronze in her final Olympic race, proving that heart can triumph over pain. The four-time Olympic medalist collapsed in agony after crossing the finish line but got up smiling.
Jessie Diggins, America's most decorated cross-country skier, stores her three Olympic medals in tote bags instead of displaying them at home. The retiring champion says staying humble and focused on daily joy matters more than past victories.
America's most decorated cross-country skier is heading to her final Olympics stronger than ever, with multiple medal chances in Milan. After breaking a 42-year medal drought in 2018, she's built a legacy that's transformed American skiing.
America's most decorated cross-country skier is heading to her last Olympics stronger than ever, while inspiring others by opening up about mental health struggles. Jessie Diggins, 34, has transformed from gold medalist to role model both on and off the snow.