Hannah Teter plans to go big in her attempt to qualify for a fourth straight Winter Olympics. The South Lake Tahoe halfpipe gold and silver medalist wants to set the tone early. “I wanna come out ...

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American snowboarder Hannah Teter, the 2006 Olympic gold medalist in the half-pipe event, says she’d support a boycott of the Sochi Olympics because of Russia’s law banning public support for ...

BRECKENRIDGE – Hannah Teter made good on her word. And in doing so, she inched ever closer to the Olympics, one of the only contests she has yet to win in her brief, but already brilliant snowboarding ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Snowboarder Hannah Teter, who traveled to Italy to support the current 2026 Olympians at the winter games, returned home to yet ...

Hannah Teter is the owner of some top-tier accolades. Olympic gold medalist. World Championship Snowboarder. New Englander. Maple Syrup philanthropist. You can now add Vermont Ski and Snowboard Hall ...

The careers of Shannon Dunn-Downing, Kelly Clark, Amy Purdy and Hannah Teter are recognized in the Smithsonian collections; learn their stories Alicia Ault - Museums Correspondent In the 2010 Winter ...

BRECKENRIDGE, Colo. — Most snowboarders have an iPod inside their parka as they fly above the halfpipe, letting the music carry them across the ice and snow and into another world. Hannah Teter takes ...

Here’s the scoop: Production of snowboarder Hannah Teter’s featured ice cream flavor has been frozen for the moment. Don’t worry just yet, though, “Maple Blondie” could very well be back in stores ...

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MOUNT HOLLY — After 19-year-old Hannah Teter won the gold medal in the halfpipe competition at the 2006 Olympic games, she was asked a traditional question: What will you do with it? "Hang it on the ...