Michigan Poised for Olympic Success as State Sends 15 Athletes to Italy's Winter Games.
The Great Lakes State is set to make a significant mark at the upcoming Milano Cortina Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo from February 6-22, with 15 athletes representing Michigan competing under the Team USA banner.
Michigan takes the fifth spot among U.S. states sending athletes to the 2026 Winter Olympics, following close behind Colorado (31), Minnesota (24), California (19), and Utah (17).
Among the notable athletes hailing from Michigan include figure skater Christina Carreira, ice hockey stars Connor Hellebuyck, Jack Hughes, Quinn Hughes, and Kirsten Simms, as well as snowboarder Jake Vedder. Other notable Michigan Olympians include Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin and Winter Olympics veterans like Evan Bates, Megan Keller, Kaila Kuhn, Nick Baumgartner, and Winter Vinecki.
Awards to the Stars
Detroit-based figure skater Christina Carreira will be competing in the 2026 Winter Olympics. Meanwhile, ice hockey stars such as Connor Hellebuyck from Commerce and Jack Hughes from Canton are also set to represent Michigan at the games. Notable snowboarder Jake Vedder is also expected to make a name for himself on the international stage.
From Farmington Hills to Boyne City
Michigan athletes will be competing in various disciplines, including ice hockey (Connor Hellebuyck, Connor Hughes, Jack Hughes, Kirsten Simms), figure skating (Christina Carreira), and snowboarding (Jake Vedder).
Farmington Hills-born Megan Keller is set to compete for Michigan in the 2026 Winter Olympics. She is also a U.S. Olympian from the 2018 and 2022 Winter Games.
In addition, Freestyle skiing athlete Kaila Kuhn will be competing for Michigan at the games.
Representatives of Michigan's Olympic Team
Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin is set to compete in the 2026 Winter Olympics. Other notable athletes hailing from Michigan include Evan Bates, Nick Baumgartner, and Winter Vinecki.
For a complete list of all participating U.S. states, visit teamusa.com for an interactive map.
The Great Lakes State is set to make a significant mark at the upcoming Milano Cortina Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo from February 6-22, with 15 athletes representing Michigan competing under the Team USA banner.
Michigan takes the fifth spot among U.S. states sending athletes to the 2026 Winter Olympics, following close behind Colorado (31), Minnesota (24), California (19), and Utah (17).
Among the notable athletes hailing from Michigan include figure skater Christina Carreira, ice hockey stars Connor Hellebuyck, Jack Hughes, Quinn Hughes, and Kirsten Simms, as well as snowboarder Jake Vedder. Other notable Michigan Olympians include Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin and Winter Olympics veterans like Evan Bates, Megan Keller, Kaila Kuhn, Nick Baumgartner, and Winter Vinecki.
Awards to the Stars
Detroit-based figure skater Christina Carreira will be competing in the 2026 Winter Olympics. Meanwhile, ice hockey stars such as Connor Hellebuyck from Commerce and Jack Hughes from Canton are also set to represent Michigan at the games. Notable snowboarder Jake Vedder is also expected to make a name for himself on the international stage.
From Farmington Hills to Boyne City
Michigan athletes will be competing in various disciplines, including ice hockey (Connor Hellebuyck, Connor Hughes, Jack Hughes, Kirsten Simms), figure skating (Christina Carreira), and snowboarding (Jake Vedder).
Farmington Hills-born Megan Keller is set to compete for Michigan in the 2026 Winter Olympics. She is also a U.S. Olympian from the 2018 and 2022 Winter Games.
In addition, Freestyle skiing athlete Kaila Kuhn will be competing for Michigan at the games.
Representatives of Michigan's Olympic Team
Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin is set to compete in the 2026 Winter Olympics. Other notable athletes hailing from Michigan include Evan Bates, Nick Baumgartner, and Winter Vinecki.
For a complete list of all participating U.S. states, visit teamusa.com for an interactive map.