Kikkan Randall finally fulfilled her Olympic dreams.
Winning an Olympic medal was the last major goal left for the Anchorage skier, the only mother on the U.S. cross-country team.
She got it when she and Jessie Diggins took the gold in the team sprint.
It's also the first gold medal for the U.S. cross-country team ever. KING 5's Chris Egan spoke with her following the medal ceremoney.
"It's been everything I've dreamed of about winning an Olympic medal," said Randall. "It's a validation of what we've all been working for and knowing what's been possible for the last decade."
Randall says she's very excited to see what happens in four years with the U.S. team.
