Behind the Swedish women's curling team's Olympic gold lies careful family planning. By synchronizing their pregnancies, the players managed to combine life as parents of young children with a new Olympic commitment. "It was fantastic that we managed to time it together," says Agnes Knochenhauer.
SportsChildren, young people, adults. Suddenly they're playing impromptu curling on frozen lakes or in schoolyards. The Olympics in Cortina have been for curling what the Olympics in Paris were for ping-pong.
SportsCircus Hasselborg offered a brilliant final performance. After the final stone on the last day of the Winter Games, they shed all inhibitions. Anna Hasselborg, Sara McManus, Agnes Knochenhauer, and Sofia Scharback are Olympic gold medalists for the second time.
SportsAnna Hasselborg and her teammates are set to play for the Olympic gold medal in curling on Sunday. Immediately after the 6–3 victory over Canada, she embraced her children. "I'm really so proud," she said.
SportsThey each went their own way in life. Curling was still important. But it wasn't everything. Now Anna Hasselborg and her teammates are two games away from their greatest success - a second Olympic gold medal.
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