Olympics

In 1968, Sandy Hildner became CU’s first woman Olympian after training with the men’s ski team under coach Bob Beattie.

The athlete took first place at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Triathlon.

Morgan Pearson (Econ, Math’16) reflects on his athletic background and his dreams of being the best on earth.

Val Constien (EnvEngr'19) reflects on the benefits of working full-time while training for the Olympics and the importance of happiness for success.

Joe Klecker (Biochem'20) reflects on his favorite Boulder trail, where he finds motivation.

Alum Jake Riley reflects on his earliest wins, the importance of balance and the motivation of self-improvement.

Kara Goucher (Psych'01) discusses her favorite Boulder trail, how her racing career informs her reporting and the importance of believing in one’s own abilities.

New York-native Sage Hurta is the NCAA women’s indoor track champion in the mile.

Since 1948, the CU Boulder has produced over 90 Olympic athletes who have competed in events across the globe.

CU has had over 85 Olympians. It all started with David Bolen.