During the short track events at the 2026 Milan Winter Olympics, Polish athlete Kamila Sellier suffered a serious injury after a fall during the quarterfinals on February 20. She was struck in the face by a competitor's skate, resulting in a cut to her cheek and possible jawbone fracture. She remains conscious and has waved to her supporters, but requires hospital examinations. Sellier was knocked out of the 1500m race after contact with another skater and was taken off on a stretcher. Meanwhile, the Dutch athlete Xandra Velzeboer won gold in the women's 1000 meters, with Poland's Michał Niewiński and Felix Pigeon competing in the men's 500m heats. Pigeon advanced to the quarterfinals, while Niewiński was eliminated after a tough race. The Dutch also secured a silver medal in the women's 1000 meters, with Velzeboer winning ahead of Canadian Courtney Sarault and Korean Kim Gilli. The event featured intense competition, including relay semifinals with Korea and the Netherlands qualifying for the final. Polish athletes faced challenges, with Gabriela Topolska finishing last after a contact incident, and other Polish competitors participating in various races. The Olympics continue with scheduled events, and Polish sports authorities announced a total prize fund of four million złoty for medalists, with some medals awarded in cryptocurrency tokens. The overall medal tally shows Poland with ten medals, including one gold, four silver, and five bronze. The Games remain highly competitive, with ongoing updates on athlete performances and incidents.