Top 5 Must-Watch Events on Sunday at the Winter Games

The Winter Games are set to showcase exciting events on Sunday, February 15, 2026, in Milan Cortina. Attendees can anticipate thrilling competitions, including a new Olympic event debut, renowned athletes making comebacks, and a strong push for medals from Canada.

Top 5 Must-Watch Events on Sunday at the Winter Games

Men’s Dual Moguls Debut

The men’s dual moguls event marks its Olympic debut, featuring Canadian skiing sensation Mikael Kingsbury. After narrowly missing gold in the traditional moguls by a tiebreaker, Kingsbury, 33, from Deux-Montagnes, Quebec, is eager to compete in this exciting head-to-head format. This new competition requires skiers to race each other, with judges scoring their performances.

Freestyle Pairs Skating Showdown

In pairs skating, Deanna Stellato-Dudek and Maxime Deschamps will perform in the short program. The duo, former world champions, faced uncertainty due to Stellato-Dudek’s injury during training on January 30. Despite the setback, they will take to the ice, while fellow Canadian pair Lia Pereira and Trennt Michaud will also compete.

Men’s Hockey Action Against France

Canada’s men’s hockey team will conclude their round-robin stage by facing France. Having already secured the top spot in Group A, the team boasts impressive victories against Czechia and Switzerland. Star player Connor McDavid leads the tournament with one goal and five assists, aiming to maintain his team’s momentum into the quarterfinals.

Women’s Large Hill Ski Jumping

Calgary’s Abigail Strate is set for redemption in the women’s large hill ski jumping event. After finishing 11th in the normal hill competition, Strate will compete along with teammates Natalie Eilers and Nicole Maurer. The 24-year-old has excelled in large hill events this season, clinching five out of six World Cup medals, including a gold on January 1 in Germany.

Mixed Team Snowboard Cross Competition

The mixed team snowboard cross event is another highlight as Canada aims to enhance its medal tally. Following a bronze medal win four years ago, Éliot Grondin, who recently earned silver in men’s snowboard cross, will team up with Audrey McManiman for this Olympic event. The Canadians are looking to replicate their previous success and add to their medal count.

With these thrilling events on the calendar, fans are encouraged to tune in and support their favorite athletes at the Winter Games. Each competition promises excitement and showcases the skill and determination of the world’s best winter sports competitors.