Marilyn Bodogh has raised the profile of women's curling to new heights in both National and International markets. From 1986 through 1996, the flashy, outspoken skip has raised the eyebrows and occasionally the ire of curling's elite as two-time Canadian and World Champion. An accomplished motivational speaker, she shares her enthusiasm, experiences, and formulas for success with audiences both nationally and abroad.

Four Scottish housewives won Britain's first gold medal in the winter Olympics (Salt Lake City, 2002) since Torvill and Dean. Lynn Neary talks with London bureau chief of the Washington Post, T.R. Reid. [3:38 streaming audio broadcast]

Members of the U.S. men's Olympic curling team are fiercely competitive and want to win so badly they sometimes squabble bitterly on the ice. Euan Kerr of Minnesota Public Radio reports. [3:47 streaming audio broadcast]

Information about the 2002 winter Olympic gold medal team. Includes photo gallery, links, and news.

Information about the Team members, accomplishments, photo albums and upcoming schedule.