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Knight of U.S. Eyes Final Olympic Run
- Hilary Knight announced to USA Today on Tuesday that she will make the 2026 Milan Olympics her fifth and final Games.
- Approaching her 36th birthday this July and marking nearly two decades with the national team since debuting as a 17-year-old in 2006, Knight has built an extensive and highly successful career.
- She holds career records for most goals, assists, and points at world championships and recently led the U.S. To her 10th gold medal while excelling as Boston Fleet captain in the PWHL.
- Knight said, "It's time," reflecting on her growth in the program and desire for others to have similar opportunities as she transitions from international play to continue in the PWHL.
- Her retirement from international hockey underscores a shifting career focus within a growing, privately funded six-team league that surpassed one million in attendance last season and is expanding.
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USA Hockey's Hilary Knight tells USA Today 2026 Winter Games will be her 5th and final Olympics
Hilary Knight tells USA Today she intends to make the 2026 Milan Winter Games her fifth and final Olympics to cap a 20-year career with the U.S. women's national hockey team.
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