Day 11 Schedule: Kristen Spours Set for Women’s Short Program as Figure Skating Reaches Its Final Discipline

Day 11 at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games sees the final figure skating discipline get underway, as Great Britain’s Kristen Spours takes to the ice in the Women’s Short Program this evening.

With ice dance, pairs and men’s events already delivering unforgettable moments for Team GB, the women’s competition marks the closing chapter of figure skating at these Games — and another opportunity for British athletes to showcase their progress on the Olympic stage.

Kristen Spours set for Olympic spotlight

Kristen will skate in the Women’s Short Program at 5:45pm (UK time), stepping into one of the most technically demanding and artistic segments in the sport. The short program requires precision across jumps, spins and step sequences, all delivered within a tightly choreographed performance where every detail counts.

Her appearance also continues Great Britain’s presence across the full figure skating programme at Milano Cortina 2026, highlighting the depth of talent developing across the discipline.

Earlier in the Games, Kristen contributed to Team GB’s return to the Figure Skating Team Event — the nation’s first inclusion in the Olympic team competition since 2014. That experience brings valuable momentum into the individual event, with athletes balancing the excitement of representing their country alongside the focus required for personal performance.

The final figure skating discipline

The start of the women’s event signals the final discipline in the Olympic figure skating schedule, closing out a fortnight that has seen British skaters deliver personal bests, season’s best performances and historic moments on the ice.

From strong Olympic debuts to record-breaking results, Team GB’s presence across all four disciplines reflects the continued growth of British Ice Skating on the world stage — with Kristen now carrying that momentum into the women’s competition.

How to watch

Fans in the UK can follow the Women’s Short Program live via official Olympic broadcast partners, with full viewing information, live updates and competition details available in the BIS Olympic Hub.

Alongside competition coverage, supporters can also explore athlete stories, schedules and behind-the-scenes content as part of the Inspire To Skate Olympic campaign — helping turn Olympic moments into inspiration for the next generation on the ice.