Photo: Kaillie Humphries of the United States (r.) and teammate Elana Meyers Taylor celebrate winning the gold and silver medals in the women’s monobob. (AP)
More than 50 Parity athletes, representing six countries and 10 sports, competed at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympic Games, February 4-27. From Elana Meyers Taylor becoming the most decorated Black athlete in Winter Games history to Team Canada's inspiring ice hockey gold,
24 Parity athletes brought home 26 Olympic medals.
We're proud to work with such accomplished women on meaningful sponsorship opportunities. Their diverse talents, backgrounds, and personalities are what make the Parity community so unique. The revenue-generating campaigns we curate allow more elite women athletes to focus on pursuing athletic careers and get the resources they need to succeed. Congratulations to all!
Team USA
- Kaillie Humphries - GOLD Bobsled - Monobob
- Elana Meyers Taylor - SILVER Bobsled - Monobob and BRONZE in 2-woman Bobsled
- Sylvia Hoffman - BRONZE in 2-woman Bobsled
- Karen Chen - SILVER Team Figure Skating
- Madison Hubbell - SILVER Team Figure Skating and BRONZE in Ice Dance
- Alex Cavallini - SILVER Ice Hockey
- Hannah Brandt - SILVER Ice Hockey
- Kendall Coyne Schofield - SILVER Ice Hockey
- Brianna Decker - SILVER Ice Hockey
- Jincy Dunne - SILVER Ice Hockey
- Nicole Hensley - SILVER Ice Hockey
- Maddie Rooney - SILVER Ice Hockey
- Hayley Scamurra - SILVER Ice Hockey
Team Canada
- Christine de Bruin - BRONZE Bobsled - Monobob
- Kristen Campbell - GOLD Ice Hockey
- Brianne Jenner - GOLD Ice Hockey
- Renata Fast - GOLD Ice Hockey
- Erin Ambrose - GOLD Ice Hockey
- Emerance Maschmeyer - GOLD Ice Hockey
- Melodie Daoust - GOLD Ice Hockey
- Rebecca Johnston - GOLD Ice Hockey
- Jill Saulnier - GOLD Ice Hockey
- Blayre Turnbull - GOLD Ice Hockey
Team Australia
- Jackie Narracot - SILVER Skeleton
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