Winter Olympics 2026: Where to watch Team USA women’s hockey on Tuesday, Feb. 10

If you haven’t caught curling fever yet, you just have an excuse to catch the bug. The United States will be aim for the gold medal in mixed doubles against Sweden this afternoon. Granted, there’s not much history there, but if you’re craving a bitter rivalry, look no further than the United States women’s hockey team looks to cap off its perfect run through the preliminaries with a grudge match against the team’s biggest rival – Canada.

On Tuesday, there will also be a return to the slopes, where Americans Mikaela Shiffrin and Breezy Johnson will attempt to reach the podium in the women’s team downhill slalom event that Lindsey Vonn was also trying to compete in before Sunday’s horrific crash. In true Monday morning quarterback fashion, there was a debate over whether Vonn should have even attempted to repair the skis after tearing his ACL two weeks ago. Vonn may be 41, but her father has already decided when he expects to see her race next.

The Milan Cortina Games will take place until Sunday February 22 and in total, 119 events will take place and 245 medals will be awarded to the athletes. Fans can catch the action on NBC and their streaming service Peacock, with an account or cable login.

The Winter Games feature eight main sports, with 16 disciplines. With so many events to keep track of, it can get overwhelming, but that’s where we come in.

Winter Olympics program for Tuesday, February 10