Olympics Updates
Moeller wins super-G; Diggins claims first classic victory; Hediger dies in avalanche
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- Norway's Moeller wins super-G: Fredrik Moeller of Norway claimed his first World Cup victory in a super-G race that faced challenges, including multiple injuries, on a slope set for the 2026 Olympics. This event highlights the ongoing preparations and risks associated with the upcoming Olympic Games.
- Jessie Diggins achieves World Cup breakthrough: Jessie Diggins secured her first classic win in cross-country skiing, marking a significant achievement in her career with back-to-back victories in World Cup races. This success adds to the excitement surrounding Olympic athletes as they gear up for future competitions.
- Canadian athletes shine in World Cup events: Canada's Cam Alexander earned a bronze medal in downhill skiing on the 2026 Olympic slope, showcasing the country's talent in winter sports as they prepare for the upcoming Olympics.
- Tragic loss in snowboarding: Swiss Olympic snowboarder Sophie Hediger tragically died in an avalanche, a somber reminder of the dangers athletes face in extreme sports.
- Athlete awards announced: Olympic hammer throw champion Ethan Katzberg and swimmer Summer McIntosh were recognized as CP male and female athletes of the year, respectively, reflecting their outstanding performances and contributions to their sports.
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