Wisconsin Students, Teachers Celebrate Hometown Olympian

Addison Elementary in Slinger holds watch party for alumnus Jordan Stolz's speedskating race

Published on Feb. 28, 2026

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Students and staff at Addison Elementary in Slinger, Wisconsin gathered to cheer on their alumnus Jordan Stolz as he competed in the 1,500-meter speedskating race at the Olympics. The school held a watch party, with cheers of 'USA! USA! USA!' echoing through the gymnasium.

Why it matters

Jordan Stolz's Olympic success has resonated deeply with the Slinger community, where he attended school. The watch party at Addison Elementary showcases the pride and excitement the town feels for one of their own competing on the world stage.

The details

Stolz, a speedskater, is an alumnus of Addison Elementary in Slinger. The school held a watch party for students and staff to cheer him on during his 1,500-meter race at the Olympics. Cheers of 'USA! USA! USA!' could be heard throughout the gymnasium as everyone gathered to support their hometown hero.

  • The watch party took place on Thursday, February 20, 2026.
  • Stolz competed in the 1,500-meter speedskating race at the Olympics.

The players

Jordan Stolz

A speedskater and alumnus of Addison Elementary in Slinger, Wisconsin who competed in the 2026 Olympics.

Addison Elementary

A school in Slinger, Wisconsin that held a watch party for their alumnus Jordan Stolz during his Olympic speedskating race.

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The takeaway

Jordan Stolz's Olympic success has brought immense pride to the Slinger community, where he grew up and attended school. The watch party at Addison Elementary showcases the town's unwavering support for their hometown hero and the impact his achievements have had on inspiring the next generation of students.