Alysa Liu recently attended the Golden State Valkyries vs. Minnesota Lynx WNBA game and shared wholesome moments with the players. Videos and pictures of her appearance are making rounds all over the internet.
Liu rose to fame after her stellar performances at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina. She stunned the figure-skating community with her impressive comeback, winning two Olympic gold medals. She etched her name in history books after winning the individual free skating program, securing an overall score of 226.79 points and ending a 24-year Olympic gold-medal drought for American women in singles figure skating.
She also won a gold medal in the team event. She is currently enjoying her time away from the ice and recently attended the Valkyries vs. Minnesota WNBA match at the Chase Center in San Francisco. The Oakland native was seen supporting her hometown Valkyries from the stand. A video of her cheering from the courtside was shared by the WNBA on X:
Another video of the Olympic champion meeting the Valkyries is also going viral online. The team shared a video of Liu having fun with the players and posing for pictures.
Alysa Liu has not competed in any events following her Milan Cortina stint. She was expected to compete in the Figure Skating World Championships in Prague in March; however, she chose not to defend her 2025 title and withdrew from the competition.
Alysa Liu made her feelings known about her gold medal performance at the 2026 Winter Olympics
After winning gold in the individual free skate, Alysa Liu opened up to Olympics.com about her performance and reflected on her outing on the ice. Revealing what the crowd meant to her and how excited she was to compete, she made her feelings known about what it meant for her to perform on the Olympic stage.
“It was just bliss. I was so happy to be there. I felt like I was floating, and I felt like the crowd carried me, and I did everything I wanted to do. I was peak happiness when I was out there on the ice. Nothing could bring me higher than that. I don’t feel pressure. I feel excited to be there and happy. That’s the stage I always wanted to show my programs on, show my dress off and just get myself out there, and I would do it again,” said Alysa Liu.
She added:
“My mentality is always the same, but here at Olympics, it’s a little extra special because the stage is so big. So it gets me even more hyped, and my family and friends are in the crowd and they support me through everything and so, its just all perfect.”
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