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Jack Hughes reiterated that he’s honored the Olympic gold puck is in the Hockey Hall of Fame, after previously questioning why the Hall possesses the puck and suggesting it should belong to him and Megan Keller. He said he’s focused on playing, while the IIHF and Hall defended the display as preserving defining Olympic moments and artifacts donated since 1998.
Hilary Knight and Megan Keller of Team USA's gold-medal women’s hockey team appeared on SNL, turning Donald Trump’s joke about inviting the squad to D.C. into a playful moment as fellow Olympians from the men’s team looked on, amid ongoing talk about a White House invitation.
Hilary Knight and Megan Keller joined Jack and Quinn Hughes on SNL during Connor Storrie’s monologue, wearing USA jerseys with gold medals as they played off the lingering Trump invitation controversy after the men’s Olympic win. Knight called the joke distasteful, while teammates and fans noted the moment highlighted camaraderie rather than rivalry. The women had declined the invitation, and a second season of the show 'Heated Rivalry' is already in development.
On Saturday Night Live, host Connor Storrie welcomed Olympic gold medalists from both the US men’s and women’s hockey teams—Jack and Quinn Hughes, Megan Keller, and Hilary Knight—who joined him on stage after the men’s Milan-Cortina gold. The night highlighted playful rivalries, featured a Rockefeller Center ice-skating sketch with a surprise Hudson Williams cameo, and included performances by Mumford & Sons with Hozier. The piece also notes Storrie’s rapid rise from waiter to actor and places the appearance in the broader context of the Olympic triumphs and related White House invitation drama surrounding the teams.
Jack Hughes and Megan Keller recount post-gold celebrations in Milan 2026, highlighting hugs, late-night cafeteria conversations, and a shared belief that Team USA’s men’s and women’s hockey teams were destined for gold.
In Milan-Cortina 2026, Team USA defeated Canada 2-1 in overtime to win the women’s hockey gold. Hilary Knight tied the game late in regulation, Megan Keller scored the overtime winner, and Harvey was named MVP/Best Defender as the U.S. went undefeated through seven games, allowing only two goals in the tournament.