Coverage dated June 13, 2023 to June 14, 2023
US Olympic ski jumper Patrick Gasienica dead at 24 in motorcycle accident
Headline from CBS News
Gasienica, 24, competed for the United States in the 2022 Olympics in Beijing.
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Reports & sources
10 articles, oldest first.
New York Post
Patrick Gasienica, US Olympic ski jumper, dead at 24 ↗ (opens New York Post)Published
New York Post's feed description
The U.S. ski jumper made his Olympics debut at last year’s Winter Games in Beijing.
The Daily Caller
US Olympic Ski Jumper Dies At 24 ↗ (opens The Daily Caller)Published
The Daily Caller's feed description
Olympic ski jumper Patrick Gasienica passed away Monday at the age of 24, according to a statement from USA Nordic Sport and U.S. Ski & Snowboard.
WTHR Indianapolis
American Olympic ski jumper Patrick Gasienica dies in motorcycle accident at 24 ↗ (opens WTHR Indianapolis)Published
WTHR Indianapolis's feed description
Gasienica competed last year in the Beijing Olympics and expressed hope for the U.S.'s future in ski jumping.
WUSA9
'Incredible competitor, teammate and friend': US Olympic ski jumper Patrick Gasienica dead at 24 ↗ (opens WUSA9)Published
WUSA9's feed description
Gasienica competed last year in the Beijing Olympics and expressed hope for the U.S.'s future in ski jumping.
NBC News
Olympic ski jumper Patrick Gasienica dies in motorcycle crash at 24 ↗ (opens NBC News)Published
NBC News's feed description
“Patrick was an incredible competitor, teammate and friend,” USA Nordic posted on Twitter.
CBS News
US Olympic ski jumper Patrick Gasienica dead at 24 in motorcycle accident ↗ (opens CBS News)Published
CBS News's feed description
Gasienica, 24, competed for the United States in the 2022 Olympics in Beijing.
People
Olympic Ski Jumper Patrick Gasienica Dies After Motorcycle Crash at 24 ↗ (opens People)Published
People's feed description
The Illinois native competed in the Beijing Olympics for the U.S. team
Identical headlines usually mean shared wire copy. They are counted as separate articles but are not independent confirmation.
