Are you excited to cheer on Team USA? The Olympics will begin on July 26. Although Colorado has never hosted an Olympics (Colorado has the unique distinction of being the only place that won a bid to host the Olympics and turned it down), we do often send several athletes to the Olympic games. We do recommend it if you have not visited the Olympic Center in Colorado Springs.
NBCUniversal’s coverage of the Olympic Games Paris 2024, scheduled for July 26-Aug. 11, features more ways for viewers to watch their favorite events, competitions, and athletes than ever before, covering broadcast and cable networks, streaming service Peacock, Spanish language, theater experiences, extensive accessibility, social media, audio, and more. Busy, but want to stay in the know? You’ll love catch-up highlights: While you wish you could take a vacation just to watch the Games, you’ll have the next best thing with Catch-up Highlights on X1. You’ll be able to quickly jump to top moments in recorded primetime and daytime Olympic coverage on NBC, as well as basketball, soccer and golf.
How to watch the Olympics
For the Paris Olympics, NBCUniversal provides access to more live action and ways to watch than ever, with 5,000 hours of live coverage, 39 sports, 329 medal events across nine different networks, and streaming on Peacock. See more tips here for watching the Olympics!
Colorado Athletes Competing in the Olympic Games
This year, these Coloradoans (they live here, long-term train here or otherwise list Colorado as part of their hometown) will head to Paris to represent the US!
- Valarie Allman in Track & Field;
- Riley Amos in Cycling;
- Christopher Blevins in Cycling;
- Savilia Blunk in Cycling;
- Valerie Constien in Track & Field;
- Kyle Coon in Para triathlon;
- Elise Cranny in Track & Field;
- Olivia Cummins in Cycling;
- Hailey Danz in Para triathlon;
- Colin Duffy in Sport Climbing;
- Chloe Dygert in Cycling;
- Natalie Grossman in Sport Climbing;
- Anna Hall in Track & Field;
- Lindsey Horan in Soccer;
- Woody Kincaid in Track & Field;
- Taylor Knibb in Cycling and Triathlon;
- Grant Koontz in Cycling;
- Rylan Kissell in Shooting;
- Leonard Korir in Track & Field;
- Elizabeth Marks in Paralympic Swimming;
- Djordje Mihailovic in Soccer;
- Eric Newby in Wheelchair Rugby;
- Jack O’Neil in Swimming;
- Josh O’Neill in Wheelchair Rugby;
- Morgan Pearson in Triathlon;
- Jordyn Poulter in Volleyball;
- Brooke Raboutou in Sport Climbing;
- Howie Sanborn in Triathlon;
- Sophia Smith in Soccer;
- Melissa Stockwell in Triathlon;
- Mallory Swanson in Soccer;
- Jayata Taylor in Wheelchair Fencing;
- Jessica Thoennes in Rowing;
- Haleigh Washington in Volleyball;
- Emma Weber in Swimming;
- Derrick White in Basketball.
Go USA! Go USA! Go USA!