Amber Glenn Reveals Her Post-Olympic Goals and the One Thing She Wants Fans to Remember From Milan

Amber Glenn revealed her upcoming plans after she recently wrapped up her 2026 Winter Olympics campaign. Along with this, she also made her feelings known about what she wants fans to remember about her from her performances in Milan.

Glenn’s last performance at Milan-Cortina was on Thursday during the free skate finals. Coming from disappointing short skate qualifiers, she entered the finals in the 13th position. However, even though she couldn’t earn a podium finish, she did take a big leap and secured a fifth position, recording an overall score of 214.53.

Her perfect triple axel landing favored her a lot in the finals. Days after this performance, she recently spoke to the media, where she weighed in on her Olympic experience. Along with this, she also revealed her upcoming plans on the ice after the Winter Olympics.

Revealing the World Championships as the next goal, she said:

“Worlds. We all have worlds and we gotta prepare for it, and then we are going to be touring around the US and Japan, so, come see us.”

When asked about what she wants her fans to remember about the way she performed, she replied:

“My resilience, and not just through these Games, but through my entire career and my life, and that you never know what’s possible.”

Sharing how she felt about competing at Milan-Cortina, she said:

“I’m feeling many, many emotions. It’s definitely been a rollercoaster of an Olympics for me. But I am just so grateful to be here with such amazing people and teammates. So, I’m feeling so many different things, but mostly I’m just proud of myself.”

Amber Glenn Shared Bold Take on Females Competing on Their Period

Everyone saw Amber Glenn’s roller-coaster ride at the Winter Olympics, but no one knows the struggle behind it. After her upsetting performance in the short skate and then her fifth-place finish in the finals, the American revealed that she was competing while she was on her period.

In a media conversation, she revealed how hard it is to perform in that situation and highlighted how female struggle in competing while menstruating is not widely discussed in the sports world:

“I’m on my period right now, so it’s always really hard, especially when you have to perform in front of the whole world. It’s scary, and it makes you extra emotional, and it’s hard. And you have to go be an athlete. It’s something that we don’t really talk about a lot for female athletes, and I think it should be a topic of discussion.”

At the 2026 Winter Olympics, Amber Glenn won a gold medal in the team’s event, where she contributed eight points in her team’s victory. She scored 138.62 points, placing third in the event.