'It Still Feels Like Number One' | Hilary Knight on Her Fifth Olympic Games скачать в хорошем качестве

'It Still Feels Like Number One' | Hilary Knight on Her Fifth Olympic Games

Team USA hockey star Hilary Knight is heading to her fifth Olympic Games — and the moment still feels just as special as the first. In this interview, Knight reflects on what it means to hear her name called for another Olympic roster, describing the experience as “pure elation” and a dream she’s carried since childhood. One of the most accomplished players in women’s hockey history, Knight discusses the honor of putting on the USA jersey and representing her country on the world stage alongside her teammates. She also talks about the growing energy around professional women’s hockey in Seattle, the connection with fans at Climate Pledge Arena, and what it means to help build a team and culture from the ground up in a new market. As a veteran leader, Knight shares how playing alongside teammates who will also represent Team USA strengthens chemistry heading into international competition. The conversation touches on the intensity of the USA–Canada rivalry, widely considered one of the best in sports, and how the global level of competition continues to rise. Knight emphasizes the importance of staying focused throughout the Olympic tournament while embracing both the pressure and excitement that come with representing the United States. With perspective gained through multiple Olympic cycles, Knight enters this Games as both a competitor and one of Team USA’s biggest supporters — ready to compete, lead, and once again chase gold on hockey’s biggest stage. 00:00 – Introduction 00:10 – Making a fifth Olympic team 00:43 – Returning home to Seattle 01:37 – Building a team 02:08 – Representing Team USA and Olympic pride 02:50 – Playing with teammates at the Olympics 03:07 – USA vs. Canada rivalry 03:45 – Growing international competition 04:03 – Supporting other Team USA athletes 05:07 – Support system 05:29 – Closing thoughts