NEXT LEVEL: Swede Frida Westman, in full cry on a giant leap forward for women ski jumpers, is helping redefine how far and how high women can go as Milano Cortina 2026 becomes the first Olympics in history where women compete on the Large Hill. Photo: Milano Cortino/Getty Images
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