SGT Frank Del Duca - Bobsled

SGT Frank Del Duca represented the U.S. Army and Team USA in the Men’s 4-Man Bobsled at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan–Cortina, competing against the world’s best on the sport’s biggest stage. Del Duca and his crew delivered a series of strong, disciplined runs down the Olympic track, finishing 12th overall in a highly competitive field and showcasing the speed, teamwork, and resilience that define WCAP Soldier-Athletes.

SPC Azaria Hill - Bobsled

SPC Azaria Hill delivered an unforgettable performance in the 2-Woman Bobsled at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan–Cortina, powering through four outstanding runs and capping the competition with an electric final heat alongside driver Kaysha Love. Racing with strength, speed, and precision on the world’s biggest stage, the Team USA duo surged to a 5th-place overall finish, marking an amazing Olympic debut for Hill and a performance that showcased Army grit, resilience, and world-class excellence from start to finish.

SGT Benjamin Loomis – Nordic Combined

SGT Benjamin Loomis displayed elite versatility in Nordic Combined, posting scores of 64.20 in the Normal Hill/10km trial round and 56.10 in the Large Hill/10km trial round. In the Team Event, Loomis helped drive a strong collective effort that resulted in a 7th-place finish with a time of 43:42.800, highlighting adaptability, endurance, and Soldier-Athlete excellence.

SGT Frank Del Duca – Bobsled

SGT Frank Del Duca powered through the two-man bobsled event with explosive speed and precision, clocking a time of 55.38 and earning a 4th-place finish. Competing at elite speeds where milliseconds matter, Del Duca’s performance reflected exceptional teamwork, strength, and flawless execution under pressure.

SPC Sean Doherty – Biathlon

SPC Sean Doherty demonstrated grit and focus while competing in some of biathlon’s most demanding Olympic events. He posted a time of 01:02:16.800 in the Men’s 20km Individual and 26:12.600 in the Men’s 10km Sprint. As part of the Men’s 4x7.5km Relay team, Doherty helped secure a 5th-place finish with a time of 01:22:22.600, showcasing teamwork and competitive excellence on the global stage.

SSG Deedra Irwin – Biathlon

SSG Deedra Irwin showcased remarkable endurance and versatility while competing across multiple Olympic biathlon events. She recorded a time of 01:07:43.200 in the Mixed 4x6km Relay, 44:57.600 in the Women’s 15km Individual, 22:59.500 in the Women’s 7.5km Sprint, and contributed to the Women’s 4x6km Relay with a team time of 01:16:49.400. Irwin’s performances highlighted resilience, precision, and the relentless Soldier-Athlete mindset.

PFC Spencer Howe – Figure Skating (Pairs)

PFC Spencer Howe, and partner Emily Chan, delivered a confident and technically strong performance on the Olympic ice in pairs figure skating, earning a combined score of 200.31 and a 7th-place finish. Demonstrating precision, athleticism, and seamless teamwork, Howe competed with poise on the world’s biggest stage, exemplifying the discipline and excellence of a U.S. Army Soldier-Olympian.

Army Sergeant set to compete at 3rd Olympic Games

Sergeant Benjamin Loomis is set to make history in Milan–Cortina, becoming 1 of just 10 U.S. Olympians competing in their 3rd Olympic Games—and it all begins in one week. Sgt. Loomis will take on the demanding Nordic Combined, a true test of endurance and precision that fuses cross-country skiing and ski jumping on the world’s biggest stage.

Army Sergeants eyes focused on Olympic Glory

Sergeant Frank Del Duca was named to the 2026 U.S. Olympic Bobsled Team, looking to continue his success as Team USA's #1 bobsled driver. Following an outstanding 2025 season, Sgt. Del Duca returns for his second Olympic Games, aiming to improve on his performances and earn an Olympic medal for Team USA.

WCAP Soldier-athlete set to make Olympic debut in Milan-Cortina

Specialist Azaria Hill was named to the 2026 U.S. Olympic Bobsled Team, continuing a powerful family tradition. Spc. Hill will make her Olympic debut this February in Milan–Cortina, Italy, representing Team USA on the world’s biggest stage.

Three WCAP Coaches named to U.S. Olympic Team

Lt. Col. Christopher Fogt, Lt. Col. Garrett Hines, and Sgt. 1st Class Shauna Rohbock have been named to the 2026 U.S. Olympic Team, bringing their experience as Olympic silver medalists to the world’s biggest stage. As leaders and mentors, they will guide Team USA men’s and women’s teams in Milan–Cortina, continuing a legacy of excellence, discipline, and Olympic success.

WCAP Figure Skater is Milan-Cortina bound

WCAP Soldier selected for his fourth U.S. Olympic Team

Specialist Sean Doherty has punched his ticket to the world’s biggest sporting stage, earning selection to Team USA for the 2026 Winter Olympic Games in Milan–Cortina, Italy, February 6–22, 2026. With this achievement, Doherty cements his legacy as a four-time Olympian, embodying relentless determination, elite performance, and the pride of the U.S. Army as he prepares to compete against the world’s best.

Staff Sgt. Deedra Irwin named to 2026 U.S. Olympic Team

Staff Sgt. Deedra Irwin has been named to the U.S. Olympic Team in women’s biathlon for the 2026 Winter Olympic Games in Milan–Cortina, Italy from February 6–22, 2026. Staff Sgt. Irwin will be competing in her second Olympic Games, representing the U.S. Army and Team USA on the world’s biggest stage.