American cross-country skier who won the first US Olympic gold in the sport in 2018. She won the overall World Cup four times before retiring.
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Jessie Diggins 15
1991Jessie Diggins born in Saint PaulJessie Diggins is born in Saint Paul, Minnesota, and grows up in Afton.
2013Jessie Diggins wins her first world titleDiggins and Kikkan Randall win the team sprint at the World Championships in Val di Fiemme.
2018Jessie Diggins wins Olympic goldDiggins and Randall win the team sprint in Pyeongchang, the first US cross-country Olympic gold.
2019Jessie Diggins speaks out on eating disordersDiggins becomes a spokesperson for The Emily Program.
2020Jessie Diggins publishes Brave EnoughDiggins' memoir describes her recovery from an eating disorder.
2021Jessie Diggins wins the Tour de SkiDiggins is the first American to win the Tour.
2021Jessie Diggins wins the overall World CupDiggins is the first American woman to win the overall title.
2022Jessie Diggins wins two medals in BeijingDiggins takes sprint bronze and 30 km silver, the first US woman to win an individual Olympic cross-country medal.
2023Jessie Diggins becomes individual world championDiggins wins the 10 km freestyle in Planica.
2024Jessie Diggins wins a second overall titleDiggins also wins the Tour de Ski again.
2025Jessie Diggins wins a third overall titleDiggins takes the overall World Cup again.
2026Jessie Diggins documentary releasedPeacock releases Threshold, about her career and mental health.
2026Jessie Diggins wins a third Tour de SkiDiggins wins the Tour in her final season.
2026Jessie Diggins wins Olympic bronze while injuredAfter a crash in her first race, Diggins takes bronze in the 10 km freestyle.
2026Jessie Diggins retires with a fourth overall titleDiggins clinches the World Cup at Lake Placid and ends her career.