He's rewriting Olympic history, joining an exclusive club of skaters with a clutch overtime winner. Hughes is electrifying the tournament.

The 26-year-old scored the biggest goal of his life in Team USA's win over Sweden at the Milan Cortina Games.

Quinn Hughes was "disappointed" he wasn't able to represent his country at the 4 Nations Face-Off, but he’s making up for lost time at the Olympics.

Minnesota Wild defenseman Quinn Hughes emerged as an overtime hero for Team USA on Wednesday, scoring a goal to lift the U.S. over Sweden in the men’s hockey semifinals at the Winter Olympics. Hughes’s comments celebrating his home country are earning him praise from many across the conservative media ecosystem.

Jack and Quinn Hughes are the sons of Jim and Ellen Hughes, who are both hockey coaches themselves — Ellen even helped the US Women’s hockey team win gold. Jim and Ellen are also parents to son Luke, who plays on the New Jersey Devils alongside Jack. However, unlike his older brothers, Luke did not score a spot in the 2026 Winter Olympics.

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The United States men’s hockey team is marching on. International hockey rules did its thing and awarded Team USA the toughest route to the gold medal game at the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics, but the Americans cleared their first hurdle with a 2-1 overtime win over Sweden Wednesday night at Santagiulia Arena.

Jack and Quinn are playing for Team USA at the Winter Olympics. Their mom is a coach on the women’s team. Their other brother, Luke, is also in the NHL. Here’s what to know about the Hughes family.