Three-time U.S. national champion Amber Glenn and her Olympic teammates dropped some fresh merchandise just days before stepping onto the ice at Milan Cortina 2026.
She enters her first Olympics riding with a very strong résumé. Just to recap, she became the first American woman since Michelle Kwan to win three consecutive U.S. titles, earning gold from 2024 through 2026. The 26-year-old also claimed the 2024-25 Grand Prix Final championship, becoming the first American woman to win the competition since Alissa Czisny in 2010.
The other two members of Team USA’s women’s figure skating team are also making their Olympic debuts in women's singles. Alysa Liu, 20, comes in as the reigning 2025 world champion and 2025-26 Grand Prix Final gold medalist after returning from a two-year hiatus. Meanwhile, the 18-year-old Isabeau Levito is the 2024 world silver medalist and 2023 U.S. champion who will compete in her mother's home city of Milan.
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But before they kick off their Olympic competition, the trio is making their business moment clear first. The Texas native joined Liu and Levito in marketing their new "Blade Angels" collection through U.S. Figure Skating's official channels, starring in a promotional video posted to Instagram on Wednesday, which was National Girls & Women in Sports Day.
Glenn dropped a playful nod to the classic Charlie's Angels line, saying, "Girls, come on! Leave the saving the world to the men?" before Liu and Levito replied back with, "I don't think so."
The video clip ended with quick cuts of the trio showing off their skating skills, reinforcing their athletic versatility heading into the big event.
In the caption, US Figure Skating's official IG handle wrote, "Can't celebrate National Girls & Women in Sports Day without the crew that's bringing fire to the ice: the Blade Angels!"
The team event kicked off Friday at the Milan Ice Skating Arena. Competition runs through Feb. 21, with all the events, including the Exhibition Gala, available on NBC and USA and streaming on Peacock.