Meet New Hampshire's Olympic Athletes
 | Bode MillerHe's one of the most electrifying personalities in the Olympics, thrilling fans and infuriating skiing officials. But Bode Miller's friends and family say those qualities make him a world-champion skier. More Details |
 | Carl Van LoanIt may be one of the most unusual events in the Winter Games -- the Nordic combined. But one New Hampshire athlete hopes to bring home the United States' first medal in the event.More Details |
 | John MylesA first-time Olympian from Rumney takes his sport so seriously that he trains 11 months out of the year-- taking only April off.More Details |
 | Hannah KearneyShe could be one of New Hampshire's best chances to bring home a gold medal in Torino. When it comes to the mogul course, few in the world are better than Hannah Kearney.More Details |
 | Kris And Justin FreemanTwo brothers from Andover are striving for Olympic medals in cross-country skiing after overcoming their individual obstacles.More Details |
 | Carl SwensonAt 35, Carl Swenson is the oldest member of the U.S. men's cross-country team, but with age comes experience for the cross-country skier from North Conway.More Details |
 | Katie KingSalem's Katie King has helped put women's hockey on the map, and she's hoping to once again help bring home the gold in her third Olympic Games.More Details |
 | Tricia Dunn-LuomaA veteran Olympian from Derry, N.H., is hoping to win her third Olympic medal in women's hockey at the Torino Games.More Details |
 | Jimmy CochranAn Olympic medal hopeful from Keene is a member of skiing's royal family and says that he hopes to live up to their legacy.More Details |
