PRINCETON, N.J. — The Ivy League will continue to build on its storied Olympic tradition as 30 past and present Ivy League athletes and coaches are set to compete in the 2026 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games in Milano Cortina, Italy.

The Olympic Winter Games will run from Friday, Feb. 6 through Sunday, Feb. 22, followed by the Paralympic Winter Games from March 6–15. The Ivy League contingent includes 28 Olympians, one Paralympian and one coach, competing across seven sports and representing seven countries — the United States (14), Canada (10), Italy (3), Czechia (1), Switzerland (1), Greece (1) and Israel (1).

The Ivy League has a long-standing tradition of Olympic success, consistently ranking among the nation’s top NCAA conferences in Olympic participation. Across the League’s history, Ivy athletes have earned 537 Olympic medals, including 34 at the most recent Summer Olympic Games in Paris and 14 at the most recent Winter Olympic Games in Beijing 2022. If the Ivy League were its own nation, it would rank 14th all-time in Olympic medals.

A total of 1,146 medals will be awarded across 195 Olympic and Paralympic events in Milano Cortina, with Ivy representation in five sports: Women’s Ice Hockey, Skiing, Bobsleigh, Men’s Ice Hockey, and Men’s Sled Hockey.

For complete coverage of the League’s participants throughout the Games, visit IvyLeague.com and follow the Ivy League on its official platforms.
 

ATHLETE NAME	SCHOOL	OLYMPIC SPORT	COUNTRY
Jacqueline Pierri	Brown	Women's Ice Hockey	Italy
Laura Fortino	Cornell	Women's Ice Hockey	Italy
Brianne Jenner	Cornell	Women's Ice Hockey	Canada
Kristen O'Neill	Cornell	Women's Ice Hockey	Canada
Rory Guilday	Cornell	Women's Ice Hockey	USA
Olivia Giaccio	Columbia	Skiing	USA
Bianca Ribi	Dartmouth	Bobsleigh	Canada
Mary Bocock	Dartmouth	Skiing	USA
AJ Hurt	Dartmouth	Skiing	USA
Rosie Brennan	Dartmouth	Skiing	USA
Nina O'Brien	Dartmouth	Skiing	USA
Sam Morse	Dartmouth	Skiing	USA
Kyle Negomir	Dartmouth	Skiing	USA
Julia Kern	Dartmouth	Skiing	USA
Lauren Jortberg	Dartmouth	Skiing	USA
John Steel Hagenbuch	Dartmouth	Skiing	USA
Laura Stacey	Dartmouth	Women's Ice Hockey	Canada
Michaela Hesová	Dartmouth	Women's Ice Hockey	Czechia
Jasmin Drolet	Dartmouth	Skiing	Canada
Tanguy Nef	Dartmouth	Skiing	Switzerland
AJ Ginnis	Dartmouth	Skiing	Greece
Kristin Della Rovere	Harvard	Women's Ice Hockey	Italy
Tess Johnson	Harvard	Skiing	USA
Rémi Drolet	Harvard	Skiing	Canada
Emerance Maschmeyer	Harvard	Women's Ice Hockey	Canada
Don Sweeney (coach)	Harvard	Men's Ice Hockey	Canada
Sarah Fillier	Princeton	Women's Ice Hockey	Canada
Claire Thompson	Princeton	Women's Ice Hockey	Canada
Declan Farmer	Princeton	Men's Sled Hockey (Paralympics)	USA
AJ Edelman	Yale	Bobsleigh	Israel