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Tennis skills net national laurels for Charleroi native
Few things can stop Bruce Janoff from pursuing his passion for tennis, but a broken ankle is one of them.
Porterville stars commit to D-I schools
So many schools, so many choices. So what did Porterville water polo All-Star Coriann Snyder do? "Eenie meenie miney moe," Snyder said.
International Swimming Hall Of Fame Announces Induction Class Of 2010
FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida, December 16. LOCATED on Fort Lauderdale's magnificent beachfront since 1965, the International Swimming Hall of Fame today announced the Honoree Induction Class of 2010.
Holcomb's Night Train bobsled rolls to weekly honors
The Night Train keeps rolling. That's the four-man bobsled driven by Steven Holcomb with Justin Olsen, Steve Mesler, Curt Tomasevicz on board.
YEARENDER: Olympic flame flickers as Aussies ditch the gold standard
Sydney - Ask older Australians what the world thinks of them and they say they are known for being good at sport.
Own the Podium balloon pricked
A recent report on government sports funding in Australia pricks the Own the Podium balloon Canada has been flying so successfully on the run-up to Feb.
USOC critic, Chicago bid chief join advisory panel
One of the U.S. Olympic Committee's most outspoken critics and the leader of the unsuccessful bid to bring the 2016 Games to Chicago are among those who will help former NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue look at the way the federation does business.
Changes to Olympic funding packages announced
Changes to funding packages hit by the recession have been announced to try to bolster British medal hopes at the London 2012 Olympics.
Jack Hidary: Live From Copenhagen - Maldives Will Bid for 2024 Olympics
Mohamed Nasheed, the outspoken President of the soon-to-be-submerged Maldives, announced in Copenhagen that his country will bid for the Summer Olympics of 2024.
Vonn takes Usa Today honors with near-sweep on ski slopes
U.S. winter athletes had one of those weekends they'd love to repeat in February in Vancouver and Whistler.
Mohawk peacekeepers to escort Olympic flame
The RCMP has agreed to allow native officers to supervise the Olympic torch relay as it travels through the Mohawk community of Kahnawake south of Montreal on Tuesday Canadian Space Agency president and former astronaut Steve McLean carries the Olympic torch to the agency's headquarters in St-Hubert, Que.
San Mateo athlete rising fast in world of BMX racing
The sports universe keeps expanding. Adults had mixed reactions when extreme sports were introduced to the American public.
Senior two-meters pace Trojans' success
Posted Today at 12:30 am in Featured , Sports , Waterpolo It's been called the hardest position in all of collegiate sports.
Hardy has rebounded $wimmingly
Jessica Hardy was on the line Monday morning from St. Gallen, Switzerland a few hours after arriving from Singapore where the evening before she was crowned the FINA/Arena Swimming World Cup champion along with South Africa's Cameron Van Der Burgh.
Rescuing Special Olympics meet in the nick of time
Alan Blanchard shows off the gold medal he won in the 50-yard backstroke Saturday at the Special Olympics meet at the Chehalem Aquatic Center.
Case for supporting our Olympians
IF you are expecting to hear our national anthem sounded constantly at the London Olympics, don't hold your breath.
Olympic triathlete Julie Swail Ertel and her husband, Greg Ertel, have announced the birth of twins a ' Catherine Ann and Jackson Reid a ' born on November 16.
Belbin looks like an Olympic medalist. But the winner is. . .
A few figure skating observations as the Grand Prix series heads into its last event before the Dec.
Crean backs AOC bid for Olympic top five
A senior federal government minister has backed the Australian Olympics Committee's bid to reclaim "top five" status at the 2012 London Games.
The Herald 's Jacquelin Magnay argues that the Crawford Report hasn't got it right on the future of sport.
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