5 hrs ago | KING-TV Seattle
Figure skater with local roots eyes 2014 Sochi medal stand
Ashley Wagner is a self-proclaimed "Army Brat" who has lived all over the country, including in Western Washington.
9 hrs ago | USA Today
USA falls to Switzerland at worlds
Switzerland added the USA to its list of upsets in the ice hockey world championships and is one more win away from its first gold medal.
10 hrs ago | Digital Game Developer
Monster Energy's Nyjah Huston Takes Gold in Street League Skateboarding at X Games Barcelona 2013
Monster Energys Nyjah Huston has once again claimed the top spot, earning the gold medal in Street League Skateboarding at X Games Barcelona 2013.
14 hrs ago | MLive.com
Genesee County skaters win medals as Team USA at Nations Cup in Spain
MLive.com Rob DeWyre, who has a 9-year-old daughter that is part of the Harmony Ice Theatre Company of Michigan watches the team perform during the creation of their media package in Brighton on Thursday.
17 hrs ago | The Florida Times-Union
Suns' Baseball Grounds drawing entertainment fans on top of baseball supporters
The Suns turned to Tonya Harding, the controversial Olympic ice skater, to attract fans in 2001.
Former Bay City speed skating star Rachel Skrocki finds new role as mentor to kids
When Bay City teenager Rachel Skrocki grew too tall, she gave up gymnastics and took up speed skating.
Staten Island figure skater Clara Sherman has the heart of a champion
Clara Sherman shows the form, left, that helped her, second from right, and her teammates at Delaware University win the national collegiate championship.
Therapeutic Skating Program Completed
The Great Neck Park District, in partnership with the Great Neck Figure Skating Club and the Great Neck School District, started the Therapeutic Skating program in February 2013.
SEGA and Nintendo Enter Exclusive Partnership for Sonic the Hedgehog
Nintendo today announced it has signed an exclusive deal with SEGA for upcoming Sonic the Hedgehog games and that Wii U Games shown at E3 will be playable at select Best Buy stores.
Celebrity figure skater Johnny Weir to headline Oakland show
Figure skating star Johnny Weir will headline a show June 2 at Oakland Ice Center to end the first leg of a national tour that involves promising local talent.
Ovechkin played with fracture in foot
Original post: Alex Ovechkin played the final two games of the Capitals' first-round series against New York with a hairline fracture in his left foot, according to a league source with direct knowledge of the winger's injury.
Decision to drive can make a meal difference in many lives: Scene at the Crossroads
A plea for drivers. Mobile Meals is one of the most important ongoing community projects in town.
Am I saying sailing doesn't belong in the Olympics? Well, if it comes at the exclusion of wrestling, then, yes, I guess I am.
Youth roundup: Two Extreme hockey teams medal at NorCal Cup Finals
The NorCal Extreme Hockey Clubs saw its 12U squad capture a gold medal and the 14U team take home silver from last weekend's NorCal Cup Finals.
Cookbook: 'What Would Brian Boitano Make?'
From flying camels to bechamel, Brian Boitano's career trajectory has been an unusual one.
NBC Sports Group to Present 2014 U.S. Olympic Team Trials - US Speedskating
US Speedskating, in collaboration with the United States Olympic Committee, announced today that for the first time ever the 2014 U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Speedskating will air on both network and cable television with 13 hours of coverage across NBC and NBC Sports Network.
Wharnsby: Leafs, Caps collapses linger as 2nd round opens
Boston's epic Game 7 comeback win has raised questions about some of the Leafs' key players.
A Look At The Progress Of Prospect Park's Lakeside Project
Lakeside , the $74 million, 26-acre construction project in Prospect Park, is on target to open this December.
Joy is kids doing what they love
As the mother of an Australian representative junior synchronised ice skater, Mrs Mundine has a busy time driving her daughter, Gabrielle, 16, to training and her youngest daughter, Alexis, to netball.
Koch's silver shines for generations
It was opening day at the 1976 Olympics in Innsbruck. The eyes of the world were focused on the men's downhill on the icy slope of Patscherkofel where Austrian farm boy Franz Klammer would steal the show with an electrifying win over Swiss favorite Bernhard Russi.