Harvard athletes are making their mark at the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, competing with impressive performances across various events. Rémi Drolet '24, a standout cross-country skier, finished 56th in the qualification round of the men's sprint classic and 42nd in the skiathlon. Tess Johnson, a Harvard Extension School student, excelled in freestyle skiing, placing 10th in women's moguls. Meanwhile, women's hockey alums Kristin Della Rovere '23 and Emerance Maschmeyer '16 are contributing significantly to their national teams, achieving strong preliminary round results.

By the Numbers
  • Rémi Drolet finished 56th in the men’s sprint classic with a time of 3:27.72.
  • Tess Johnson scored 75.31 and placed 10th in the women's moguls final.
State of Play
  • Kirstin Della Rovere scored 2 goals and 2 assists for Team Italy, advancing to the quarterfinals.
  • Emarance Maschmeyer played all 60 minutes in Canada's 4-0 win over Switzerland, also progressing to quarterfinals.
What's Next

Upcoming events include Johnson's women's dual moguls on Feb. 14, and both Della Rovere and Maschmeyer competing in quarterfinals on the same day.

Bottom Line

Harvard athletes are showcasing exceptional skill at the Olympics, with several competitors poised for further success. Their performances are not only contributions to their teams but also reflections of Harvard's athletic legacy on a global stage.