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Two Olympic athletes who've barely met despite being classmates reunited at their Seoul high school to receive special scholarships honoring their achievements. Choi Ga-on, Korea's first-ever Olympic gold medalist in snow sports, and figure skater Shin Ji-a posed for their first photo together since competing in Italy.
The 2026 Winter Olympics just enforced its first ban on toxic PFAS chemicals in ski wax, protecting athletes and the environment. Three competitors were disqualified after routine testing found the banned substances on their equipment.
South Korea secured its first-ever multiple snow sport medals at a single Winter Olympics, with veteran Kim Sang-gyeom and teen Yoo Seung-eun both earning snowboarding medals in Milan-Cortina. The historic achievement follows years of infrastructure investment and corporate support sparked by hosting the 2018 PyeongChang Olympics. ---
New Zealand is sending its strongest winter sports team ever to the Milan-Cortina Olympics, with 17 athletes aiming to break the country's three-medal record from Beijing. After winning six medals at the recent X Games, confidence is soaring that this could be the breakthrough moment for Kiwi snow sports.
Researchers have discovered practical solutions to keep the Winter Olympics and Paralympics alive as global warming threatens snow sports. Simple scheduling changes and snow technology could protect the Games for decades.
Australian snowboarder Scotty James landed a never-before-seen trick combo to win his fifth Laax Open title, leading the first-ever all-Oceania podium sweep in winter sports history. The victory, alongside a wave of Australian and Kiwi success across multiple winter sports, signals an exciting shift in the global snow sports scene.