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Paula Moltzan remains busy after Winter Olympics success

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 27, 2026, 3:05 AM

Last updated Jun 27, 2026

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Olympic skier Paula Moltzan is managing a hectic schedule post-2026 Winter Olympics where she won a bronze medal in the women's team combined alpine skiing event. Recently, she secured a silver medal in the giant slalom at a FIS Alpine Ski World Cup in Åre, Sweden. Moltzan is balancing sponsor obligations and training while participating in promotional events, including throwing a pitch at a Boston Red Sox game. This weekend, she will meet fans at Taos Ski Valley, engaging in activities and signing autographs. Moltzan reflects on her journey, emphasizing perseverance and the importance of exploring different paths to success.

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•Moltzan won a bronze at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy.
•She earned silver in the giant slalom at a World Cup event in Åre.
•Moltzan participated in a ceremonial first pitch for Red Sox-Yankees series.
•This weekend, she will meet fans at Taos Ski Valley.
•Her journey includes winning the national championship in 2017.

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3:05 AMYahoo Sports — Olympic skier Paula Moltzan has a busy schedule and finding joy in all of it

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Paula Moltzan apologized for calling later than planned. It turns out, navigating an airport during a layover, unsurprisingly, can be a little chaotic. Even for the well-traveled. Such is the life of a professional skier. Certainly for an Olympian. There isn’t a whole lot of time to stop and relax. “It feels like I’m just going all the time, but it’s OK,” Moltzan said Friday. “... Some things ...
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Yahoo SportsJun 27, 2026, 3:05 AM
Olympic skier Paula Moltzan has a busy schedule and finding joy in all of it
Paula Moltzan apologized for calling later than planned. It turns out, navigating an airport during a layover, unsurprisingly, can be a little chaotic. Even for the well-traveled. Such is the life of a professional skier. Certainly for an Olympian. There isn’t a whole lot of time to stop and relax. “It feels like I’m just going all the time, but it’s OK,” Moltzan said Friday. “... Some things ...

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