The 27-year-old freestyle skier took home the top honor Thursday in PyeongChang, South Korea, winning gold in the men’s halfpipe event for the second straight Winter Olympics in a row.

Joining him on the podium to celebrate his victory? The athlete’s 3-year-old son Malachi, who was photographed adorably climbing up to accompany his dad before the duo were joined by Wise’s daughter Nayeli, 6, and wife Alexandra.

In one memorable shot, the kids seem to be cheering, with Nayeli throwing her hands into the air while Wise holds Malachi and Alexandra displays the American flag proudly.

The newly crowned two-time champion recently spoke to PEOPLE for a segment of Celeb Parents Get Real, revealing that his son is “exactly like how I was as a child.”

“His nickname is Bruiser because he’s constantly just throwing things,” Wise explained. “He’ll take something real nice and pretty and he’s like, ‘Oh, wow, look at this, Daddy, this is so pretty’ and throw it on the ground.”

It’s possible Malachi learned a few things from his sister, though. As Wise shared, “Both of my kids are pretty crazy. They like to jump off things and do flips and break things.”

And although Nayeli and Malachi are both “pretty fearless on skis,” the athlete said his proudest moments as a father have nothing to do with his children’s skiing abilities.

“It’s really fun just watching their unique personalities show up,” he said.

This article originally appeared on People.

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Following a 20-minute overtime, and a penalty shootout that also ended in a 2-2 tie, the teams went into a sudden-death shootout. Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson delivered the winning goal to make it 3-2.

This is the fourth time that Team USA and Canada have played each other since 1998, when USA last took home the gold. Since that matchup, Canada has won the gold in the last four Olympics (2002, 2006, 2010 and 2014), with three of the wins being over the USA. Fans will remember Canada beating USA 3-2 in overtime at the 2014 Winter Olympics is Sochi, Russia.

The first time USA and Canada played each other during the 2018 Winter Olympics, Canada won 2-1.

Us Weekly exclusively spoke to Team USA’s women’s hockey players about their motivation.

“I think it’s super important to be confident with who you are and embrace your originality and your individuality and just be strong with who you are,” Hilary Knight said.

“Always believe in yourself,” Alex Rigsby added. “I mean, there’s going to be people along the way who might doubt you, but it’s all about proving them wrong. You know, having that mentality that whatever you set your mind to, you can accomplish.”

This article originally appeared in US Weekly.

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This also marks Team USA’s 100th gold medal overall at the Winter Games.

After a pair of flawless runs, White entered his third and final run in second place behind Team Japan’s Ayumu Hirano. The “Flying Tomato,” as he’s lovingly called, performed perfectly under pressure. As his near-perfect score of 97.75 was announced, Shaun threw his snowboard into the air, dropped to his knees and broke down in tears of joy.

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— NBC Olympics (@NBCOlympics) February 14, 2018

Just yesterday, White’s teammate, 17-year-old Chloe Kim, made history as the youngest woman to medal in snowboarding. The U.S. has now topped the podium in all four snowboarding events at PyeongChang, with Red Gerard winning men’s slopestyle and Jamie Anderson taking the gold in women’s slopestyle.

Congratulations, Team USA!

This article originally appeared on E News.

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The teen from Southern California, who was competing in her first Olympic games, is the first female snowboarder to complete back-to-back 1080s in competition and scored an incredible 98.25 to nab the gold. China’s Jiayu Liu took silver and fellow American Arielle Gold earned the bronze.

The first generation Korean-American seemed to take all the excitement in stride, tweeting about eating to calm the butterflies in her stomach.

Over the weekend she wrote about downing two churros — “they were pretty bomb so if you ever get nervous go eat a churro,” she tweeted.

Oh and I also had 2 churros today and they were pretty bomb so if you ever get nervous go eat a churro

— Chloe Kim (@chloekimsnow) February 11, 2018

On Monday, during her competition, she tweeted, “Could be down for some ice cream rn,” and followed it up with, “Wish I finished my breakfast sandwich but my stubborn self decided not to and now I’m getting hangry.”

Wish I finished my breakfast sandwich but my stubborn self decided not to and now I’m getting hangry

— Chloe Kim (@chloekimsnow) February 13, 2018

In an interview with Us Weekly before the games, Kim said that her favorite fast food is Chipotle and her go-to meal “is anything that I can pop in the oven.”

The Torrance, California, native was determined to enjoy her first Olympics and had suggestions for other hopefuls with Us.

“My biggest piece of advice would just be to have fun,” she said. “I mean, a lot of times it’s really hard, to get a little overwhelmed.”

The key she said is “keeping it fun and just remembering why you started and why you’re still in love with this sport. Just have fun, keep the smile on your face and you’ll be good.”

This article originally appeared on US Weekly.

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Nagasu was the only skater in the women’s free skate who attempted the difficult jump, which requires a forward takeoff and three-and-a-half rotations. She’s one of only three American women who have landed a triple axel in competition, the other two being Tonya Harding and Kimmie Meissner, though Nagasu is the only one to have done it in the Olympics.

“HOLY COW!” You just witnessed a historic triple axel from Mirai Nagasu. #WinterOlympics https://t.co/NsNuy9F46h pic.twitter.com/jCMTb4LtXv

— NBC Olympics (@NBCOlympics) February 12, 2018

As might be expected, the internet was overjoyed when Nagasu completed the triple axel and took to Twitter to share their many emotions about it.

ALL WORSHIP MIRAI NAGASU AND HER LEGENDARY 3A pic.twitter.com/epVSWIkQyn

— nikola (@notgneissatall) February 12, 2018

Mirai Nagasu just became the first American woman to land a triple axel in Olympic competition AND I AM SCREAMING

— Nicole Chung (@nicole_soojung) February 12, 2018

Adam Rippon and Mirai Nagasu are roomies at the Olympics. They ate In and Out Burger when they didn’t make the 2014 Olympics. Today, he almost cried when she landed her triple axel. #Olympics pic.twitter.com/gHmwemEMnM

— Rachel Rose Gold (@RachelRoseGold1) February 12, 2018

Just gonna keep watching this @mirai_nagasu cheer on loop. pic.twitter.com/TL0OW5G55z

— Julia Haslanger (@JuliaJRH) February 12, 2018

WHERE WERE YOU WHEN MIRAI NAGASU INVENTED FIGURE SKATING

— kate (@ashwagners) February 12, 2018

This article originally appeared on Time.

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The 17-year-old snowboarder, who was initially in last place before going into his final run, annihilated his competition on Saturday, February 10, by pulling out some unique moves that resulted in a score of 87.16 from the judges. He’s the youngest American to ever win a medal in snowboarding.

Fans quickly took to Twitter to praise Gerard, whose real name is Redmond Gerard, for his amazing feat. One viewer wrote, “Wow watching Red Gerard go from 11th place to winning the gold gave me chills!” Another tweeted,”HUGE CONGRATS DUDE. Couldn’t have happened to a nicer snowboarder. :)”

The athlete, who has been snowboarding since the age of 2, spoke with Us Weekly ahead of the Olympics about his plans with his parents and six siblings should he medal: “I can just maybe go out with them and have a nice dinner — nice and easy.

But according to the Olympian, his family was celebrating in a different way. “I’m pretty sure I saw a video of them shotgunning beers at 8:30 a.m.,” he revealed during a press conference after his win. “So I’m pretty sure they are doing just fine.”

This article originally appeared in US Weekly.

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