Milan‑Cortina, Italy Sunday, February 21, 2026: The 15th day of the 2026 Winter Olympics brought thrilling finishes on ice and snow, with Canada claiming gold in the men’s curling final and the United States earning bronze in the two‑woman bobsled event.
Canada Triumphs in Men’s Curling
The Canadian men’s curling team captured the top spot after an intense showdown with Great Britain, winning 9‑6 to secure the gold medal. Skip Brad Jacobs delivered a standout performance, turning the match in Canada’s favor with a critical three‑point ninth end. This victory marks Canada’s first men’s curling gold since the 2014 Sochi Olympics and adds to the nation’s storied legacy in the sport.
Great Britain, led by skip Bruce Mouat, fought valiantly but settled for silver, while Switzerland defeated Norway to take the bronze medal.
USA Races to Bronze in Two Woman Bobsled
At the Cortina sliding center, Team USA earned bronze in the two woman bobsled, with pilot Kaillie Armbruster Humphries and brakeman Jasmine Jones posting a total time of 3 minutes, 49.21 seconds over four runs. Germany dominated the event, taking both gold and silver, with Laura Nolte and Deborah Levi winning gold and Lisa Buckwitz and Neele Schuten claiming silver.
For Humphries, this achievement represents her sixth Olympic medal, further cementing her status as one of the most decorated bobsledders in history, while Jones celebrated her first Olympic podium finish.
A Memorable Penultimate Day
Day 15 offered fans unforgettable moments, particularly in curling and bobsled, as the Games neared their conclusion. With the closing ceremony scheduled for February 22, athletes and nations reflected on remarkable performances, personal milestones, and the spirit of competition that defined the 2026 Winter Olympics.