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Nordic skier Julia Kern ’19 recounts how Dartmouth helped get her to the Games.
Dartmouth’s Winter Olympians
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Dartmouth Olympians at the 2022 Games include: (clockwise from top left) Nina O’Brien ’20, Susan Dunklee ’08, AJ Hurt ’23, Tricia Mangan ’19, Tommy Ford ’12, Laura Stacey ’16, Rosie Brennan ’11, and Julia Kern ’19 (center). (Photos by Getty Images)
Student-athletes and alumni have participated in every Winter Olympics since the Winter Games began in 1924, totaling 155, including the eight competitors at the 2022 Beijing Olympics.
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Congratulations to Laura Stacey ’16 of for helping win gold last night!
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Paralympics Nordic skiing head coach Eileen Carey ’04 and assistant coach Kristina Trygstad-Saari ’07 are mentioned in an article about collegiate ties to the 2022 U.S. Paralympic Team.
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Rosie Brennan ’11 and Tommy Ford ’12 both just missed out on the medals podium on the final day of competition in Beijing.
Dartmouth’s Winter Olympians in the Heat of Competition
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A gallery of alumni and student-athletes in action at the Beijing Winter Games.
Stacey ’16 Wins Gold as Canada Gets Revenge in Hockey
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Canadians beat fierce U.S. rivals 3-2; Mangan only U.S skier to finish combined.
Paul Christesen on the History of the Olympics
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The professor of ancient Greek history discusses the athletic tradition.
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Tommy Ford ’12 races giant slalom; Brennan ’11, Dunklee ’08, and Stacey ’16 in weekend action.
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Results for Susan Dunklee ’08, Rosie Brennan ’11, Laura Stacey ’16, and AJ Hurt ’23.
Olympic Connections: Artist in Residence Cameron Myler ’92
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Dartmouth links to the Winter Games reach beyond athletes and coaches.
Brennan ’11 Sprint Run Leads Prime-Time Olympics Coverage
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Alaskan finishes just shy of bronze; Hurt ’23 slalom runs eclipsed by Shiffrin DNF.
Our Big Green Olympians
Six athletes from 12 Winter Games describe what it’s like to be an Olympian.
She was one of 23 women selected to represent Canada in the upcoming winter Games.
The committee facilitates communication and understanding between the NCAA, the United States Olympic Commission (USOC) and the national governing bodies.
For three decades coach Cami Thompson Graves has guided her charges to victory at the NCAAs, world championships, and Olympic Games.
Skier Tommy Ford ’12 looked like a sure bet for an Olympic medal. Then a brutal crash put everything in doubt.
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Rosie Brennan ’11 (Photo by Dennis Curran)
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Laura Stacey ’16 (Photo by John Risley)
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Tommy Ford ’12 (Photo by US Ski & Snowboard )
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Tricia Mangan ’19 (Photo by NCAA)
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Nina O’Brien ’20 (Photo by U.S. Ski & Snowboard)
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Julia Kern ’19 (Photo by US Ski & Snowboard )
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AJ Hurt ’23 (Photo by John Risley)
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Susan Dunklee ’08 (Photo by Gil Talbot)
