1992 Olympics Figure Skating

Liu captures Olympic figure skating gold

Alysa Liu and just 7 other American women to ever win figure skating gold medals

In 1968, the U.S. had its third gold medalist in the women's figure skating singles event in the past four Winter Olympics. Peggy Fleming was the champion, and she ended up being the lone American gold medalist at the entire 1968 Winter Olympics in Grenoble, France.

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All the American women who won gold at figure skating in the Olympics

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This is greatest US women's Olympic figure skating team in nearly 25 years

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Milano Cortina 2026: Alysa Liu Ends 24-Year Drought, Wins First Olympic Figure Skating Gold For USA Women

Alysa Liu won Olympic gold with 226.79 points, U.S.’s first women’s figure skating gold in 24 years

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Alysa Liu dazzles to win figure skating gold, ending a 24-year Olympic drought for US women

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Liu wins rare Olympic women's figure skating gold for U.S.

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Sarah Hughes' 2002 Olympics figure skating performance: Look back at surprise gold

Hughes shocked the world when she won gold in women's singles at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, moving from fourth after the short program to winning gold after her magnificent free skate...

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Winter Olympics recap: Alysa Liu wins figure skating gold, US tops Canada in women’s hockey final

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Alysa Liu wins Winter Olympics gold to end US women’s 24-year figure skating drought

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Kiss-and-cry: Is figure skating's voyeuristic staple worth the mental health toll on its athletes

MILAN (AP) — Kristi Yamaguchi thought she had done enough to win the gold medal at the 1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville, France. Even the dress she was wearing that night was accented with gold. But it wasn't until Yamaguchi heard her scores while sitting in the kiss-and-cry area just off the ice inside Halle Olympique,

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Olympic star comes to Lynn

LYNN — Holding her 1992 Olympic bronze medal, former figure skater Nancy Kerrigan stood in front of members of the Rotary Club of Lynn on Thursday night and explained details about the medals that only an Olympic athlete would know.