Jessie Diggins of Afton, Minnesota, is the world’s No. 1–ranked cross-country skier and the most decorated American in the sport’s history. A three-time overall World Cup champion, three-time Olympic medalist (gold, silver, and bronze), and seven-time World Championship medalist, Diggins will compete in an extraordinary six events at the 2026 Olympic Games as she looks to further cement her “Best Ever” legacy. She will officially retire at the conclusion of the 2025–26 season. Beyond competition, Diggins is a leading advocate for mental health and sustainability. Having navigated her own recovery from an eating disorder, she is a spokesperson for the Emily Program. Over a 15-year career, she has witnessed firsthand the impacts of climate change on winter sports and has become deeply engaged in environmental advocacy, working closely with Protect Our Winters and Share Winter. One of the most dominant athletes in Team USA history, Diggins speaks with rare authority on resilience, overcoming adversity, teamwork, mental toughness, and performing at your best when it matters most.