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Alysa Liu wins gold for U.S. in women's figure skating at 2026 Winter Olympics

  • On Thursday, Alysa Liu, 20, of the United States won Olympic women's figure skating gold at the Milan Cortina Games with a free skate score of 150.20 and a total of 226.79.
  • Following her comeback and World title, Alysa Liu briefly retired after the 2022 Beijing Olympics before returning to competition.
  • After a shaky short program, Amber Glenn produced a 147.67 free skate and a 214.91 total, briefly sitting atop the leaderboard.
  • The victory ends a 24-year U.S. women's Olympic gold drought as Alysa Liu adds to Team USA's medals, having already won team event gold at Milan-Cortina.
  • Reprising the 2025 Worlds routine, Alysa Liu's program featured advanced elements including the Triple Flip, Triple Lutz+Triple Toeloop, and Triple Salchow, with a praised triple axel.
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npr broke the news in Washington, United States on Thursday, February 19, 2026.
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