Team USA's Oksana Masters won gold and Kendall Gretsch secured bronze in the women's 10km cross-country sitting race at the 2026 Milan Cortina Paralympics. The achievement marks the second time the two athletes have shared a podium in Italy, following their similar success in the biathlon 7.5km event.
At the 2026 Milan Cortina Paralympics in Italy, Oksana Masters and Kendall Gretsch of Team USA once again demonstrated their prowess in para cross-country skiing. In the women's 10km sitting race, Masters took the gold medal, while Gretsch earned bronze. This podium finish echoes their earlier performance in the biathlon 7.5km, where Masters also claimed gold and Gretsch bronze.
The event highlights the strength of American para athletes in the discipline, with both competitors excelling in the sitting category. Sources describe the race as a key moment in the Paralympics, showcasing determination and skill on the cross-country course.
No further details on race times or other competitors were provided in the available descriptions, but the shared success underscores the duo's consistency throughout the games.
