From luge and figure skating, to hockey and curling, Pennsylvania has a host of Olympians competing in the Milano-Cortina Winter Games. We’ll be highlighting and tracking athletes with Pennsylvania connections throughout the 2026 Winter Olympics. We will update this article with competition schedules, links to watch events (when available) and the final results when they’re available.The Games run from Feb. 6 to Feb. 22. Bookmark this page now so you don’t miss a moment.Summer BritcherYork County’s Summer Britcher is back on the Olympic stage – for the fourth time! The Susquehannock High School graduate is carrying the pride of Glen Rock with her.”I’m really hoping I can bring home some good results this year, and make everybody proud,” Britcher said.COMPETITION SCHEDULE | TBDLIVESTREAMS | TBDRESULTS | TBDIsabeau LevitoBorn in Philadelphia, Isabeau Levito, grew up in the nearby suburb of Mount Holly, New Jersey. She fell in love with figure skating at age 3 after watching the Vancouver 2010 Olympics. Levito’s mother, Chiara Garberi—who emigrated from Italy in 1997—enrolled her in ice skating to reward her for finishing meals and to improve her balance. Levito quickly rose through the ranks, winning the 2018 U.S. juvenile title, placing third at the U.S. Championships at 14, and then becoming world junior champion, the first U.S. woman to do so in 14 years. Levito later won the 2023 U.S. Championship and earned silver at the 2024 World Championships.COMPETITION SCHEDULE | TBDLIVESTREAMS | TBDRESULTS | TBDAndrew Heo Andrew Heo grew up in Warrington, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, after his parents emigrated from South Korea. He began speedskating at the Potomac Speedskating Club, following his cousins and older brother, Aaron. Heo made his first U.S. national team at 17 and debuted at Beijing 2022, placing seventh in the 1,000 meters. Afterward, he won bronze in the mixed relay at the 2024 world championships and earned his first ISU Short Track World Tour win in 2025, taking the 500 meters at the final stop before Milano Cortina 2026.COMPETITION SCHEDULE | TBDLIVESTREAMS | TBDRESULTS | TBDTaylor Anderson-HeidePhiladelphia-born, Minneapolis-raised curler Taylor Anderson-Heide started the sport with her identical twin, Sarah, coached by their father. At 16, they represented Team USA at the 2012 Winter Youth Olympics, then won consecutive junior national titles with Cory Thiesse and earned silver at the 2016 junior worlds.Anderson-Heide plays lead/second and specializes in mixed doubles.COMPETITION SCHEDULE | TBDLIVESTREAMS | TBDRESULTS | TBDVincent TrocheckNew York Rangers center and western Pennsylvania native Vincent Trocheck is a member of the US Hockey Team. The Upper St. Clair product was drafted by the Florida Panthers in the third round in 2011, is a two-time NHL All-Star, and played for the U.S. in last year’s 4 Nations Face-Off. He’ll be joined on the roster by Rangers teammate J.T. Miller, who spent part of his youth in Coraopolis near Pittsburgh.COMPETITION SCHEDULE | TBDLIVESTREAMS | TBDRESULTS | TBDTessa JaneckePenn State women’s hockey forward Tessa Janecke will compete at the 2026 Milan Winter Olympics. The Illinois native began playing with the 10U Monroe Youth Hockey Association in Wisconsin, then starred at the North American Hockey Academy, captaining the Winter Hawks and recording 46 goals and 76 assists in 78 senior-season games.COMPETITION SCHEDULE | TBDLIVESTREAMS | TBDRESULTS | TBDAva McNaughtonTeam USA goalie Ava McNaughton grew up in Seven Fields, Pennsylvania, and started playing hockey at 6 after watching the 2010 Vancouver Olympics. Her mother says she often volunteered to play goalie in youth hockey. McNaughton attended the elite Bishop Kearney in Rochester, New York, then went to the University of Wisconsin, where she won a national title as a sophomore and set the single-season record for a Badger goalie.COMPETITION SCHEDULE | TBDLIVESTREAMS | TBDRESULTS | TBD
From luge and figure skating, to hockey and curling, Pennsylvania has a host of Olympians competing in the Milano-Cortina Winter Games.
We’ll be highlighting and tracking athletes with Pennsylvania connections throughout the 2026 Winter Olympics.
We will update this article with competition schedules, links to watch events (when available) and the final results when they’re available.
The Games run from Feb. 6 to Feb. 22. Bookmark this page now so you don’t miss a moment.
Summer Britcher
York County’s Summer Britcher is back on the Olympic stage – for the fourth time! The Susquehannock High School graduate is carrying the pride of Glen Rock with her.
“I’m really hoping I can bring home some good results this year, and make everybody proud,” Britcher said.
COMPETITION SCHEDULE | TBDLIVESTREAMS | TBDRESULTS | TBDIsabeau Levito
Born in Philadelphia, Isabeau Levito, grew up in the nearby suburb of Mount Holly, New Jersey. She fell in love with figure skating at age 3 after watching the Vancouver 2010 Olympics.
Levito’s mother, Chiara Garberi—who emigrated from Italy in 1997—enrolled her in ice skating to reward her for finishing meals and to improve her balance. Levito quickly rose through the ranks, winning the 2018 U.S. juvenile title, placing third at the U.S. Championships at 14, and then becoming world junior champion, the first U.S. woman to do so in 14 years.
Levito later won the 2023 U.S. Championship and earned silver at the 2024 World Championships.
COMPETITION SCHEDULE | TBDLIVESTREAMS | TBDRESULTS | TBDAndrew Heo
Andrew Heo grew up in Warrington, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, after his parents emigrated from South Korea. He began speedskating at the Potomac Speedskating Club, following his cousins and older brother, Aaron.
Heo made his first U.S. national team at 17 and debuted at Beijing 2022, placing seventh in the 1,000 meters. Afterward, he won bronze in the mixed relay at the 2024 world championships and earned his first ISU Short Track World Tour win in 2025, taking the 500 meters at the final stop before Milano Cortina 2026.
COMPETITION SCHEDULE | TBDLIVESTREAMS | TBDRESULTS | TBDTaylor Anderson-Heide
Philadelphia-born, Minneapolis-raised curler Taylor Anderson-Heide started the sport with her identical twin, Sarah, coached by their father. At 16, they represented Team USA at the 2012 Winter Youth Olympics, then won consecutive junior national titles with Cory Thiesse and earned silver at the 2016 junior worlds.
Anderson-Heide plays lead/second and specializes in mixed doubles.
COMPETITION SCHEDULE | TBDLIVESTREAMS | TBDRESULTS | TBDVincent Trocheck
New York Rangers center and western Pennsylvania native Vincent Trocheck is a member of the US Hockey Team. The Upper St. Clair product was drafted by the Florida Panthers in the third round in 2011, is a two-time NHL All-Star, and played for the U.S. in last year’s 4 Nations Face-Off. He’ll be joined on the roster by Rangers teammate J.T. Miller, who spent part of his youth in Coraopolis near Pittsburgh.
COMPETITION SCHEDULE | TBDLIVESTREAMS | TBDRESULTS | TBDTessa Janecke
Penn State women’s hockey forward Tessa Janecke will compete at the 2026 Milan Winter Olympics. The Illinois native began playing with the 10U Monroe Youth Hockey Association in Wisconsin, then starred at the North American Hockey Academy, captaining the Winter Hawks and recording 46 goals and 76 assists in 78 senior-season games.
COMPETITION SCHEDULE | TBDLIVESTREAMS | TBDRESULTS | TBDAva McNaughton
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Team USA goalie Ava McNaughton grew up in Seven Fields, Pennsylvania, and started playing hockey at 6 after watching the 2010 Vancouver Olympics. Her mother says she often volunteered to play goalie in youth hockey.
McNaughton attended the elite Bishop Kearney in Rochester, New York, then went to the University of Wisconsin, where she won a national title as a sophomore and set the single-season record for a Badger goalie.
COMPETITION SCHEDULE | TBDLIVESTREAMS | TBDRESULTS | TBD