(KRON) -- The accolades keep coming for Olympic gold medalist Alysa Liu. After winning gold in last week's women's figure skating at the Milan Games, the Bay Area continues to shower the Oakland native with praise. Legacy Bay Area radio station 96.5 KOIT is honoring Liu by temporarily changing its name to "Alysa 96.5" for a day, the station announced in a press release. On Feb. 23, the radio station will be named "Alysa 96.5." "Alysa Liu has made the entire Bay Area proud, and we wanted to celebrate her historic achievement in a way that reflects just how much she means to this community," Brian Figula, 96.5 KOIT's Director of Programming Operations, said in a news release. KOIT referenced Liu's viral "What is up Bay Area!" clip after being crowned a gold medalist, calling it "a moment that has since captured the hearts of the region." Watch: F1 driver hits barrier into San Francisco crowd during showcase Gold medalist Alysa Liu of the United States displays her medal after competing in the women's free skate program in figure skating at the 2026 Winter Olympics, in Milan, Italy, Thursday, Feb. 19, 2026. (AP Photo/Stephanie Scarbrough) Oakland’s Alysa Liu wins first women’s figure skating gold medal for US in 24 years Last week, another Bay Area institution announced it would honor Liu. Beloved Oakland creamery, Fentons, is offering the Oakland-native gold medalist free ice cream for life. Liu recently posted on her Instagram a photo of her gold medal -- her first since the free skate final. Numerous celebrities commented on the post to congratulate the skater. The post has received more than 3 million likes on the platform. Liu, 20, became the first American woman to win a gold medal in figure skating in 24 years, ending a drought dating back to Sarah Hughes at the Salt Lake City games in 2022. ...read more read less