LAS VEGAS (UNLVRebels.com) - UNLV track & field alums Kaysha Love and Azaria Hill have been selected to the 14-person U.S. Olympic bobsled roster for the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics. The duo, who secured a silver medal together in the 2025-26 World Cup season opener, will compete in the two-woman bobsled event.

Love graduated from UNLV in 2021 with a degree in psychology, after making a name for herself in the UNLV track & field record books. Love still ranks first in UNLV's 4x100m Relay All-Time Outdoor Performances (43.81), third in UNLV's 4x400m Relay All-Time Indoor Performances (3:38.65) and fifth in UNLV's 4x400m Relay All-Time Outdoor Performances (3:35.35).

Hill was also a member of the team in the same season, placing top eight in multiple events at the 2021 Mountain West Outdoor Track & Field Championships.

Love, who is the reigning world monobob champion, will be competing in her second Winter Olympics campaign after partnering with fellow Olympian Kaillie Humphries at the Beijing Olympics in 2022. The Herriman, Utah native finished fourth in the two-woman event at the 2024 World Championships as a pilot and grabbed two medals at the Pan-American Championships.

Hill joined the Army in 2024 and was a member of Army's World-Class Athlete Program (WCAP), which provides active service members an opportunity to compete in Olympic sports. The Santa Clarita, California native placed third in the 2024 Push Championships. Hill made her bobsled debut for Team USA in 2023, piloting the two-woman bobsled alongside Love with a first-place finish in the North American Cup in Lake Placid, New York.

Love and Hill are no strangers at the world stage, as they competed together in the 2024 two-woman bobsleigh at the International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Foundation (IBSF) World Championships, finishing fourth overall in the event, posting a final total time of 3:45.23.

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