2026 winter olympics women's single skating free skating

🥇 Women's Singles Medalists (Olympic Free Skate Results)

The women’s figure skating free skate was part of the individual competition at the Milano Ice Skating Arena on 19 February 2026 (following the short program on 17 Feb). Medals are awarded based on the combined total of short program + free skate scores — but official medal placements are still being confirmed by final results streaming/updates as the free skate concludes today.

As of the short program standings before the free skate:

Ami Nakai (Japan) – Leading with 78.71

Kaori Sakamoto (Japan) – 77.23

Alysa Liu (USA) – 76.59

Mone Chiba (Japan)

Adeliia Petrosian (AIN)

…followed by others including Isabeau Levito (USA), Lee Hae-in (KOR), etc.

💡 The free skate (long program) gives skaters up to ~4 minutes to showcase jump combinations, spins, choreography, and presentation. These performances will be combined with the short program scores to determine medals.

🪩 Context & Contenders

Kaori Sakamoto (JPN) — seasoned Olympian and three-time World Champion, widely tipped for gold and potentially retiring after 2026.

Ami Nakai (JPN) — young rising star who topped the short program.

Alysa Liu (USA) — reigning World Champion and podium contender.

Adeliia Petrosian (AIN) — technically strong, possibly including quad jumps — could shake up podium positions in the free skate.

🕐 Timing

Women's Free Skate Final: 19 Feb 2026

Event broadcast live on major Olympic broadcasters (e.g., NBC/Peacock internationally).

If you want the real-time medal results as soon as they’re official, let me know and I can pull the latest standings once the free skate finishes.