Olympic skater Ilia Malinin missed the podium Friday after two falls. Days later, he spoke out online about mental strain and hate.
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Draw the Line
The NCAA is proud to Draw the Line against sports betting abuse and harassment with real action to protect student-athletes and competition integrity.
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Team USA Olympic Skiers: Mental Health, Pressure & Chasing Gold
Michael Phelps reflects on depression and mental health: ‘I saw it as a sign of weakness’
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NCAA Coaches Assist
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👉 The impact of performance pressure on men’s mental health
👉 Navigating stigma, identity, and vulnerability in sport
👉 Why mental health support must extend beyond the field
👉 How athletes, teams, and organizations can create healthier, more supportive environments
This conversation highlights the importance of normalizing mental health conversations for male athletes and empowering men to seek support—both during their careers and in life after sports. This panel was filmed in celebration of Athlete Mental Health Week 2026, presented by Athletes for Hope, Hilinski’s Hope, the Kevin Love Fund, Morgan’s Message, The Hidden Opponent, and the Sarah Shulze Foundation. For more mental health resources, visit athletewellbeing.org. If you are in crisis, or experiencing thoughts of suicide, please call or text the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988.