US Olympic Figure Skating 2026 Full Schedule, Odds for Remaining Medal Events

Women's figure skating takes center stage beginning Tuesday, with athletes from around the world vying for the most coveted prize in their sport, the Olympic gold medal.

Kaori Sakamoto leads the way with a resume as impressive as anyone in these Olympics. Waiting to challenge her is a trio of Americans, led by Alysa Liu. The 19-year-old returns to the world stage just months after upsetting Sakamoto at the World Championships, with a shot at making it 2-0.

Amber Glenn and Isabeau Levito also performed well at World Championships and have a shot at making it United States-heavy come the medal ceremony.

Find out when to take in the remaining figure skating action and who viewers should expect to win gold, with this preview, including a prediction for the eventual medal winner.

Figure Skating Schedule and Viewing Info

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Tuesday, February 17

10:20 a.m.: Figure Skating, Women's Short, Warm-Up (Peacock)

12:30 p.m.: Figure Skating, Women's Short, Part 1 (USA)

12:45 p.m.: Figure Skating, Women's Short Part 1, Venue Feed (Peacock)

2:40 p.m.: Figure Skating, Women's Short Part 2 (NBC)

Thursday, February 19

10:30 a.m.: Figure Skating, Women's Free, Warm-Up (Peacock)

1:00 p.m.: Figure Skating, Women's Free Skate (NBC, Peacock)

Saturday, February 21

2:00 p.m.: Exhibition Gala (Peacock)

2:55 p.m.: Exhibition Gala (NBC)

3:50 p.m.: Exhibition Gala (NBC)

Odds

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Women's Singles Figure Skating Gold Medal Winner

Kaori Sakamoto, Japan (-115)

Alysa Liu, United States (+220)

Adeliia Petrosian, AIN (+370)

Amber Glenn, United States (+850)

Ami Nakai, Japan (+1600)

Mone Chiba, Japan (+2700)

Niina Petrokina, Estonia (+2700)

Isabeau Levito, United States (+3300)

Anastasiia Gubanova, Georgia (+8000)

Lorine Schild, France (+10000)

Lara Naki Gutmann, Italy (+10000)

Loena Hendrickx, Belgium (+10000)

Jia Shin, Korea (+10000)

Haein Lee, Korea (+10000)

Nina Pinzarrone, Belgium (+10000)

Anna Pezzetta, Italy (+10000)

Sofia Samodelkina, Kazakhstan (+10000)

Madilen Schizas, Canada (+10000)

Kimmy Repond, Sweden (+10000)

Iida Karhunen, Finland (+10000)

Odds via FanDuel Sportsbook

Prediction

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If Kaori Sakamoto delivers a clean performance the rest of the way, the world's best women's figure skater of the last five years will win the gold medal. The world champion from 2022-24, she has been at the forefront of her sport, dominating the competition and establishing herself as one of the best to ever lace a pair of skates.

With that said, she did not win the world title in 2025. That honor went to American Alysa Liu, who has the best chance of upsetting Sakamoto in Milan Cortina and taking the gold medal.

The 19-year-old returned from retirement to win that medal, besting Sakamoto by 4.99 points. If she can repeat that level of performance against her toughest competition, Liu will make her comeback even more improbable.

Her fellow American, Amber Glenn, is also one to watch.

The 26-year-old is the oldest competitor to ever make her Olympic debut in figure skating, but she has repeatedly shown she has the work ethic and ability to beat anyone in any event.

The United States put three competitors in the top five at the World Championships and while that will be a difficult feat to pull off in the Olympics, it is possible. Still, Sakamoto has been the most consistently great among them all. She wins gold here to culminate what has been one of the great runs by any individual in recent memory.

Prediction: Sakamoto wins gold, Liu takes home silver