Hannah Teter

An Exclusive Interview With Snowboarding Olympic Gold Medalist Hannah Teter

Cyrus Saatsaz | Posted 09.17.2011

Cyrus Saatsaz

In terms of personal accomplishments, no female snowboarder has achieved more success on a snowboard than Hannah Teter. Olympic Gold Medal. Olympic Silver Medal. Multiple X Games medals. Six World Cup victories. The list goes on and on.

Snowboarding Comes Home to the Burton US Open

Jake Burton | Posted 05.25.2011

Jake Burton

People often ask me what the Olympics have done for snowboarding. For me, it's more about what snowboarding has done for the Olympics.

Equality Fudge Chunk

Amanda McCall | Posted 05.25.2011

Amanda McCall

What makes "Maple Blondie" so significant is not just that it is named after an Olympian, but that it is the first Ben & Jerry's flavor EVER to be named after a female.

Hannah Teter, Gold-Medal Snowboarder, Carves a Meaningful Life

Avital Binshtock | Posted 05.25.2011

Avital Binshtock

You'd expect a gold-medal snowboarder to be confident, outgoing, brassy, even. And Hannah Teter -- who won the halfpipe competition in Torino and is competing again in Vancouver -- is all that.

Hannah Teter, Olympic Snowboarder, Gives Back Through Maple Syrup Organization

Posted 05.25.2011

In an interview with NBC Nightly News, Olympic snowboarder, 2006 gold medal winner and 2010 silver medal winner Hannah Teter says she "knew [she] was ...

Hannah Teter Wins Silver, Kelly Clark Takes Bronze In Women's Halfpipe

AP | EDDIE PELLS | Posted 05.25.2011

WEST VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Torah Bright brought a timely flash of excellence to an otherwise messy night on the halfpipe. She walked awa...

A Raging Case of Olympic Fever (Plus My Favorite Johnny Weir Quotes!)

Erica Boeke | Posted 05.25.2011

Erica Boeke

I have Olympic Fever. I really do. Sure, others might call it a sinus infection, but I've got it bad. And it doesn't seem to be going away. The cure i...

Hannah Teter Selling Underwear For Charity (PHOTO)

Posted 05.25.2011

Hannah Teter, a snowboarder on the U.S. Olympic team, is selling underwear to support Doctors Without Borders. The New York TImes' "Rings" blog writes...