5'7"
27
Santa Clarita, CA
UNLV
Azaria Hill grew up as the daughter of two Olympic medalists, Denean Howard-Hill in track and field, and Virgil Hill, Sr. in boxing. Hill earned a college scholarship as a sprinter at Long Beach State before finishing off her college career at UNLV, on the same team as future U.S. bobsled teammate and pilot Kaysha Love.
Hill made her bobsled debut for Team USA in November 2023, winning her first race in two-woman bobsled as college teammate Love piloted the team to a first-place finish in the North American Cup in Lake Placid, New York. Love and Hill would finish 4th at the two-woman bobsled at the 2024 IBSF World Championships.
Hill says about her family Olympic legacy: "They never forced me or my brother and sister to do sports ... I just knew ever since I was a little girl ... I wanted to be like my mom and aunt because they were both in the Olympics.”
At the Olympic Winter Games Milan Cortina 2026, the sliding sports — bobsled, skeleton, and luge — will be held at the new Cortina Sliding Centre in Cortina d’Ampezzo. The facility opened to sliding this fall. It’s located in Cortina d’Ampezzo, 257 mil...
Kaysha Love remembers her first track walks as a bobsled pilot on the IBSF World Cup tour. She only had one season under her belt in the driver’s seat — after spending her first two seasons in the sport as a brakewoman. And she had never heard the term...
The first time U.S. bobsledder Azaria Hill raced down the famed track located in Lake Placid, New York, she thought it “wasn’t that bad.” But there was one small issue with her line of thinking. That run began from the non-Olympic starting point. “On t...
The 14-year-old finished 18th in the men’s monobob event this week in his Winter Youth Olympic Games debut.
It is a golden opportunity for more than 1,800 teenage athletes from 78 countries to gain invaluable life experience and further their athletic pursuits, all of which may serve as a launching pad to greater sporting endeavors as they compete at the Win...
