Julie Chu skated a path for Asian American women in ice hockey She competed in four Olympic Games and became the first Asian American to win a winter medal in a sport other than figure skating. READ MORE
Chuck Aoki didn’t shy away from “murderball” and became a top U.S. player After growing up playing wheelchair basketball, he turned to wheelchair rugby and won Paralympic medals in 2012 and 2016. READ MORE
Bryan Clay earned the title of World’s Greatest Athlete by the largest margin in 36 years He won decathlon gold at Beijing 2008, continuing Team USA’s dominance in the event. READ MORE
Chloe Kim, a natural on the slopes and an agent of change online The daughter of South Korean immigrants, she was one of the first Olympic champions born in the year 2000. READ MORE
Scout Bassett found a place in adaptive running as a teenager Despite not fitting in while growing up in a predominantly white town, she later became one of Team USA’s top Paralympic sprinters. READ MORE
Vicki Draves overcame segregation to make a name for herself She swept the diving events at London 1948 to become the first Asian American Olympic champion. READ MORE
From the racetrack to the Winter Games: building a better bobsled The Bo-Dyn Project constructed bobsleds that helped Team USA reach the top of the Olympic podium. READ MORE
From the ice to the operating room Starting with Rome 1960, he participated in five Paralympic Games and won 12 gold medals. READ MORE
A natural on skis, Kikkan Randall accomplished what no American had done before She teamed with Jessie Diggins to win a dramatic gold medal in the sprint relay, the first U.S. cross-country skiers to win Olympic gold. READ MORE
Cindy Castellano was Team USA’s first female Paralympic Winter Games champion The U.S. sent just one man to the inaugural Paralympic Winter Games in 1976; four years later, Castellano won two skiing gold medals. READ MORE