Samsung Galaxy Roster for Milano Cortina 2026 Unveiled

Samsung Electronics has announced its Team samsung Galaxy athletes for the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026. The team comprises 68 athletes from 17 countries, competing in both Olympic and Paralympic disciplines, all chosen for embodying openness in their personal and athletic journeys.

“Open Always Wins” at Milano Cortina 2026

Building on its debut at Paris 2024, Samsung’s “Open always wins” theme returns for the Winter Games, reflecting the company’s belief that an open mindset unlocks potential. Team Samsung Galaxy athletes will share their stories, demonstrating how openness influences their lives and careers, and connecting with fans worldwide (Samsung Newsroom).

“Athletes and fans are at the heart of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, and Samsung is proud to help bring them closer together and make moments more connected,” stated Sophia Kim, VP and Head of Experience Marketing Group, Mobile eXperience (MX) Business at Samsung Electronics.”With Team Samsung Galaxy, we aim to open up new perspectives and possibilities for fans and communities.”

Athletes Embodied Openness

The Team Samsung Galaxy roster showcases diversity across nine winter sports – snowboarding, speed skating, skiing, bobsleigh, cross-country skiing, and others – highlighting creativity, expression, and performance under pressure.

Notable athletes include Olympic freestyle skiing champion Alex Hall (USA),freestyle skiers Miro and Flora Tabanelli (ITA),snowboarding innovator ian Matteoli (ITA),speed skating champion Minjeong Choi (KOR),freestyle skiing World Champion Zoe Atkin (GB),and two-time snowboarding Olympic gold medalist Anna Gasser (AUT).Alpine skiing depiction includes Paralympic champion Arthur Bauchet (FRA) and experienced athlete Adam Žampa (SVK), while figure skating stars alysa Liu (USA) and Ilia Malinin (USA) also join the team.

Athlete Spotlights

Ian Matteoli (Snowboarder, Italy): demonstrates openness through creativity and resilience, recovering from injury to become a pioneering snowboarder.

Mike Schultz (Para Snowboarder, USA): Exemplifies reinvention, engineering his own prosthetic after an accident to continue competing at an elite level.

Alex Hall (Freestyle Skier, USA): Blends athleticism with artistic expression through ski filmmaking, pushing boundaries in both sports and creativity.

Minjeong Choi (Speed Skater, South Korea): Inspires through sustained excellence and adaptability, serving as a role model for future generations.

Samsung’s Continued Olympic Partnership

Samsung’s partnership with the Olympic and Paralympic Movements spans decades. As a Worldwide Olympic Partner as Nagano 1998, Samsung has consistently supported athletes and fans with innovative technology. This commitment extends to the Milano Cortina 2026 Games and beyond, through to Los Angeles 2028 (Samsung Newsroom). Samsung will leverage its innovations in areas like AI, VR, AR, and 5G to enhance the Olympic experience.

Team Samsung Galaxy – Full Roster

1. Zoe atkin (United Kingdom), Freestyle Skiing
2. Amedeo Bagnis (Italy), Skeleton
3. Corrado Barbera (Italy), Alpine Skiing
4. Elia Barp (Italy), Cross-country Skiing
5. Marta Bassino (Italy), Alpine Skiing
6. arthur Bauchet (France), Para Alpine Skiing
7. Giacomo Bertagnolli (Italy), Para Alpine Skiing
8. Federica Brignone (Italy), Alpine Skiing
9. Gaon Choi (south Korea), Snowboard
10. Minjeong Choi (South Korea), Short track Speed Skating
11. Giorgia Collomb (Italy), Alpine Skiing
12. Stefania Constantini (Italy), Curling
13. elena Curtoni (Italy), Alpine Skiing
14. Renè de Silvestro (Italy), Para Alpine Skiing
15. Lara Della Mea (italy), Alpine Skiing
16. Simone Deromedis (Italy), Freestyle Skiing
17. Leonardo Donaggio (Italy), freestyle Skiing
18. Roland Fischnaller (Italy), Snowboard
19. Arianna Fontana (Italy), Short Track Speed Skating
20. Loris Framarin (Italy), Snowboard
21. Giovanni Franzoni (Italy), Alpine Skiing
22. Ralfs Freibergs (Latvia), Ice Hockey
23. Jole Galli (Italy), Freestyle Skiing
24. Anna Gasser (Austria), Snowboard
25. David Ghiotto (Italy), Speed Skating
26. Tommaso Giacomel (Italy), Biathlon
27. Renārs Grantiņš (latvia), Bobsleigh
28. Daniel Grassl (Italy), Figure Skating
29. Alex Hall (United States), Freestyle Skiing
30. Jakub Hroneš (czech republic), Snowboard
31. Daeheon Hwang (South Korea), Short Track Speed Skating
32. Alex Insam (Italy), Ski Jumping
33. Gilli Kim (South Korea), Short Track Speed Skating
34. Marcus Kleveland (Norway), Snowboard
35. Tess Ledeux (France), Freestyle skiing
36. Alysa Liu (United States), Figure Skating
37. Nicola Liviero (Italy), Snowboard
38. Zrinka Ljutić (Croatia), Alpine Skiing
39. Jacopo luchini (Italy), Para Snowboard
40. Ilia Malinin (United States), Figure Skating
41. Valentina Margaglio (Italy), Skeleton
42. Ian Matteoli (Italy), snowboard
43. Txema Mazet-Brown (United Kingdom), Snowboard
44. Annika morgan (Germany), Snowboard
45. Dominik Paris (Italy), Alpine Skiing
46. Anna Pezzetta (Italy), Figure Skating
47. Federico Pellegrino (Italy), Cross-country Skiing
48. Emanuel Perathoner (Italy), Snowboard
49. Manon Petit-Lenoir (france), Snowboard
50. laura Pirovano (Italy), Alpine Skiing
51. Sára Pónya (Hungary), Cross-country Skiing
52. Jongun Rim (South Korea), Short Track Speed Skating
53. Matteo Rizzo (Italy), Figure Skating
54. Marta Rossetti (Italy), Alpine Skiing
55. Suzanne Schulting (Netherlands), Speed Skating
56. Mike Schultz (United States), Para Snowboard
57. Arianna Sighel (Italy), Short Track Speed Skating
58. Petro Sighel (Italy), Short Track Speed Skating
59. Bart Swings (Belgium), Speed Skating
60. Flora Tabanelli (Italy), Freestyle Skiing
61. Miro Tabanelli (Italy), Freestyle Skiing
62. Deniss Vasiļjevs (Latvia), Figure Skating
63. Lisa Vittozzi (Italy), Biathlon
64. Leon vockensperger (Germany), Snowboard
65. Walter Wallberg (sweden), Freestyle Skiing
66. Dorothea Wierer (Italy), Biathlon
67. Michał Woźniak (Poland), Figure Skating
68. Adam Žampa (Slovakia), Alpine Skiing