A Look At Olympic Sport Athletes In The News
"We help each other and continue to move relentlessly towards victory." Ukraine's National Olympic Committee stands tall in the face of Russian aggression.
Жахлива та підла атака Києва та багатьох міст України з рф...
— НОК України (@OlympicUA) October 10, 2022
Столиця вистояла, вистоїть і вся країна □□
Допомагаємо одне одному та продовжуємо невпинно рухатися до перемоги □□#НОК #Україна #Ukraine pic.twitter.com/ljNcsBuUUZ
Field hockey veteran Simon Child makes a welcome return to the Team New Zealand squad after a three-year absence.
Team Canada freestyle aerialist skier Marion Thenault aims for carbon-neutrality as she looks toward Milano Cortina 2026.
Canoeist Kimberley Woods opens up about mental health struggles to Team Great Britain.
Basketball Olympian Thomas Heurtel doesn't make nice with Team France.
Brittney Griner's detention is taking an emotional and mental toll, as the U.S. basketball star remains jailed in Russia.
"I still love bobsledding." Bobsledder Elana Meyers Taylor isn't 'slowing down' despite a challenging but successful 2021-22 season.
"Short guy" Sharon Wong recently helped steal the show in Hong Kong with a new high jump record.
Alaysha Johnson and Tia Jones were unlikely Team USA stars to watch in sprint hurdling in 2022.
Athletics Weekly: Not long after sprinter Matthew Hudson-Smith "hit rock bottom", he scored global medal success.
Runner Peter Bol named a recipient of the 'Peter Norman Humanitarian Award' for his charitable work.
Who will win 2022's 'Fair Play Award' from World Athletics?
How did Team Canada's biathletes spend their summer off-season?
Is road cyclist Thomas de Gendt 'the hardest working rider in the peloton'?
Barbara Matic and Lara Cvjetko provided an unlikely double-podium moment at the judo worlds.
Is the upcoming World Cup the 'last chance' for a title for superstar soccer players Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo?
More soccer: The USWNT may have lost a marquee game, but 'they are not beaten'.
Even more: Sydney 2000 Olympian Carlos Puyol in hot water after a 'beyond disrectful' tweet with Spanish colleague Iker Casillas.
Georgia Godwin chats with International Gymnast on her successful Commonwealth Games as the veteran eyes another Olympics.
Swimming great Michael Phelps returns to campus to support the University of Michigan's 'Big Blue'.
Australian triathlete Max Neumann reflects on 'a remarkable day' of top performances at this past weekend's Kona championship.
Which athletes made it into the 2023 'Curling Cares' fundraising calendar?
"I want to show the world that you don't have to do just one sport." Tokyo 2020 skateboarder Sky Brown has surfing plans for Paris 2024.
Tennis star Iga Swiatek commits her weekend prize money to support mental health cause.
Views checks in with fencer Ysaora Thibus, fresh off New York Fashion Week experience and a world title. And, oh...she and fellow fencer Enzo Lefort are two of Vanity Fair France's '30 Best Dressed' for 2022. (both links in French)
Team Great Britain's track cyclists Neah Evans and Ethan Hayter are chasing that 'right moment' at the upcoming World Championships.
Team Canada freestyle aerialist skier Marion Thenault aims for carbon-neutrality as she looks toward Milano Cortina 2026.
Canoeist Kimberley Woods opens up about mental health struggles to Team Great Britain.
Basketball Olympian Thomas Heurtel doesn't make nice with Team France.
Brittney Griner's detention is taking an emotional and mental toll, as the U.S. basketball star remains jailed in Russia.
"I still love bobsledding." Bobsledder Elana Meyers Taylor isn't 'slowing down' despite a challenging but successful 2021-22 season.
"Short guy" Sharon Wong recently helped steal the show in Hong Kong with a new high jump record.
Alaysha Johnson and Tia Jones were unlikely Team USA stars to watch in sprint hurdling in 2022.
Athletics Weekly: Not long after sprinter Matthew Hudson-Smith "hit rock bottom", he scored global medal success.
Runner Peter Bol named a recipient of the 'Peter Norman Humanitarian Award' for his charitable work.
Who will win 2022's 'Fair Play Award' from World Athletics?
How did Team Canada's biathletes spend their summer off-season?
Is road cyclist Thomas de Gendt 'the hardest working rider in the peloton'?
Barbara Matic and Lara Cvjetko provided an unlikely double-podium moment at the judo worlds.
Is the upcoming World Cup the 'last chance' for a title for superstar soccer players Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo?
More soccer: The USWNT may have lost a marquee game, but 'they are not beaten'.
Even more: Sydney 2000 Olympian Carlos Puyol in hot water after a 'beyond disrectful' tweet with Spanish colleague Iker Casillas.
Georgia Godwin chats with International Gymnast on her successful Commonwealth Games as the veteran eyes another Olympics.
Swimming great Michael Phelps returns to campus to support the University of Michigan's 'Big Blue'.
Australian triathlete Max Neumann reflects on 'a remarkable day' of top performances at this past weekend's Kona championship.
Which athletes made it into the 2023 'Curling Cares' fundraising calendar?
"I want to show the world that you don't have to do just one sport." Tokyo 2020 skateboarder Sky Brown has surfing plans for Paris 2024.
Tennis star Iga Swiatek commits her weekend prize money to support mental health cause.
Views checks in with fencer Ysaora Thibus, fresh off New York Fashion Week experience and a world title. And, oh...she and fellow fencer Enzo Lefort are two of Vanity Fair France's '30 Best Dressed' for 2022. (both links in French)
Team Great Britain's track cyclists Neah Evans and Ethan Hayter are chasing that 'right moment' at the upcoming World Championships.
Ethan Hayter (Getty Images)
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