Anni Friesinger

Anni Friesinger is part of the German speedskating team. Over the course of her long career, she's set five world records; won five Olympic medals (including a gold in team pursuit at the 2010 Vancouver Games); and won a whopping 16 gold medals (and many more silvers and bronzes) at the World Championships. And she's hot!

Katherine Reutter

American short track speedskater Katherine Reutter ended the Vancouver Games as a double medalist. She won silver in her final race, the 1,000 meters, to go with a bronze earned earlier in the 3,000 relay.

Kim Yu-Na

You say Yu-Na Kim, I say Kim Yu-Na, let's call the whole thing off. No, no, let's not, not when she looks like this! Kim is the gold medal winner in women's figure skating at the Vancouver Games.

Ashleigh McIvor

Ashleigh McIvor is the gold medal winner in women's ski cross at the Vancouver Games. The Canadian freestyler also won gold in the 2009 World Championships, and claimed her Olympic gold in her hometown.

Lindsey Vonn

Word comes that Lindsey Vonn is going to appear on the first Tonight Show following the Olympics, in which Jay Leno makes his return. If she wears the above on the show, I'll watch. If Jay wears the above on the show, I'll commit hari-kari.

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Tessa Virtue

Tessa Virtue, with her partner ... uh ... what's his name ... won gold for Canada in the ice dancing at Vancouver. How virtuous.

Evi Sachenbacher-Stehle

Evi Sachenbacher-Stehle is a cross-country skier on the German Olympic team. And a gold medalist. She and a teammate paired to win the Women's Team Sprint Freestyle gold in Vancouver.

Nastia Liukin

It's a relationship made in Olympic gold medal heaven: Nastia Liukin and Evan Lysacek. Lysacek recently won gold in Vacouver in men's figure skating. Liukin was a multiple medalist on the American gymnastics team in Beijing at the 2008 Summer Games. Now, they are melting down their individual golds into one, combined heart-shaped medal of love. Or something like that.

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Lamoureux Twins

Can you tell they're hockey players? Of course you can! It's the Lamoureux twins, Monique Lamoureux and Jocelyne Lamoureux, members of the USA Olympic women's hockey team.

Tina Maze

Tina Maze is the Slovenian skier who won silver, edging Lindsey Vonn, in the Women's Super-G at the Vancouver Games. Previously, Maze was a silver medalist in giant slalom at the 2009 World Championships.

Anna Haag

Anna Haag is the silver medalist in the women's 15k Pursuit cross country skiing event at the Vancouver Games. Prior to that medal, her best finish in a World Cup race had been a third. Nice time to bring out your A game. Or, given that it was a silver medal, was it her B game?

Julia Mancuso

Lindsey Vonn gets most of the attention, but Julia Mancuso is quite a skier - and quite a looker - herself. Mancuso finished second to Vonn, winning silver, in the women's downhill on Wednesday. Mancuso has another great medal chance to come in the giant slalom. She is the defending gold medalist in that event.

Natalie Geisenberger

Natalie Geisenberger of Germany is the bronze medal winner at the Vancouver Games in the luge women's singles.

Magdalena Neuner

Magdalena Neuner is a German biathlete. No, no, no - not a bi athlete, a biathlete! Biathlon combines cross country skiing with shooting. Because if you're like me (and Magdalena), you always carry a gun when you go skiing. It's cold out there - why not pack heat?

Neuner won the gold medal today in Vancouver in Women's 10k Pursuit biathlon.

Tanith Belbin

Tanith Belbin and her partner (sorry dude, this is Babes of Sports, not Dudes of Sports, so you don't get named) are the 2006 Olympic silver medalists in ice dancing. It will be interesting to see the crowd reaction in Vancouver to Belbin, since she is Canadian by birth and retains Canadian citizenship. But she also has American citizenship and has competed for the U.S. since 1998.

Hannah Teter

Hannah Teter is another of the American Winter Olympians who posed for the 2010 Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue. Teter told Reuters, reponding to any controversy over the pics:

"I was really amped up to do that, because I don't believe in the criminalization of bodies and women having to be ashamed of their bodies. "The pictures are a little risque, but they’re totally not sexual. Bodies are beautiful and should be appreciated."

Teter is a snowboarder who won golf in the halfpipe at the Torino Games.

Lacy Schnoor is another of the Winter Olympians featured in the 2010 Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition. Lacy is a freestyle skiier on the American Olympic team, competing in women's aerials.

Lindsey Vonn in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition

Lindsey Vonn posed for the 2010 Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition. And Lindsey, we thank you for that. See more pics from Vonn's SI shoot over at SI.com.

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Amelie Kober

Germany's Amelie Kober won a World Cup giant slalom race on Saturday in the final tune-up before the Winter Olympics. Kober was the giant slalom silver medalist in 2006.

Chemmy Alcott

Chemmy Alcott is the No. 1 ranked British alpine skiier. And "Chemmy" is short for "Chimene." She competes in Downhill, Super G, Classic Combined/Super Combined, Giant Slalom and Slalom events. Alcott has repped Britain in two Olympiads and is heading to her third in Vancouver.

Hilary Knight

Hockey isn't exactly the sport you'd go to if you're looking for hot babes. But Hilary Knight has been known to melt the ice. She's the best player on the American Olympic women's hockey team with 13 goals and 17 assists in 22 games of Olympic prep.