Chloe Kim returns to the Olympic halfpipe this morning for qualifying as she begins her bid as she looks to defend her back-to-back Olympic titles and become the first snowboarder in history to win gold at three consecutive Olympic Games — a feat not even achieved by the legendary Shaun White.

Zoi Sadowski-Synnott finished as the top qualifier in the women's snowboarding big air at the 2026 Olympics with a total score of 172.25.

The qualifying round begins at 4:30 a.m. ET for United States viewers (that's 10:30 a.m. local time). Kim is 15th in the order. The halfpipe runs take a minute or less, and then you add in the transition time to the next competitor while a score is given. So it's safe to figure Kim will be on the halfpipe by around 5 a.m. ET.

Scotty James, Ayumu Hirano and Cam Melville Ives are among the names to know as men's snowboard halfpipe commences with the qualifying round on Wednesday, Feb. 11.

Olympic softball qualification details for LA28 were announced, with Team USA automatically earning a spot in the Los Angeles Games.

Freestyle Skiing has been part of the Winter Games’ program since 1988. The exciting sight of athletes soaring through the sky has been an exciting sight for fans. In 2014, in Sochi, Slopestyle was added, with competitors having the chance to show off their skills and finesse while throwing caution to the wind with high-flying action.

Canadian moguls star Mikaël Kingsbury breezed through qualifying Tuesday at the Milano Cortina Olympics, promising there is more to come.

Donohue LiVecchi, a legendary New Jersey runner, has been hired as the girls outdoor track and field head coach at Haddonfield, her alma mater. Jason Russo, who has coached girls track and field at Haddonfield since 2007, will remain the head coach of the cross-country and indoor teams.