Team Great Britain curling skip Eve Muirhead is headed to her fourth Winter Games, and "loving life".
Eve Muirhead (center) (Graeme Hart/PPA, teamgb.com)
Making an Olympic debut after a near-death accident in 2016? Count freestyle skier Colby Stevenson in.
Freestyle skier Eileen Gu, basketball-er Zhou Qi and swimmer Siobhan Haughey are among South China Morning Post's "Asian athletes to watch in 2022".
More freestyle: Gus Kenworthy shares thoughts on his dog rescue, and more, from Pyeongchang 2018 with The Wildest.
Can swimmer Adam Peaty set a time "that can never be beaten"?
Triple Olympic basketball medalist and NBA superstar Lebron James joins a select group in a scoring milestone.
It's anxious times for Dutch star speed skaters, including legend Sven Kramer, as Olympic team confirmations are pending.
Rhys McClenaghan: "A Gymnast Goes to Paris" vlog.
Lisa Carrington: the "Usain Bolt of canoeing" is quite a dame!
Stuff.co: Golfer Lydia Ko's "resurgence" in 2021 is New Zealand's best sports story this year.
Team USA luger Jayson Terdiman eyes retirement, but not until he makes a third Olympics - with a third different doubles partner.
Meet the athletes - including Natalya Coyle, James, Cooke, Yasser Hefny, and Valentin Prades - who will help modern pentathlon, well, modernize as ordered.
Meanwhile, modern pentathlete Ahmed Elgendy makes CairoScene's Impact List for 2021.
Cleveland Magazine: How (pole vaulter) Katie Nageotte Became an Olympic Champion.
Olympic discus thrower Kelsey Card receives a special homecoming in her "home home" of Carlinville.
Olympic sprinter Oscar Husillos took on a new 400 meter challenge: mountain trail running. (in Spanish)
Decathlete Damian Warner and tennis player Leylah Fernandez are the Canadian Press 'Athletes of the Year'.
Olympic judoka Hilary Wolf looks back on her childhood acting career in Home Alone.
Olympic Channel: "Snow Game" follows select athletes as they work toward Beijing 2022, including Alpine skier Mia Clerc, snowboarder Kevin Rolland, and cross-country star Johannes Klaebo.
More cross-country: Finland’s Iivo and Kerttu Niskanen earn a rare sibling World Cup accomplishment with same-day victories.
Freestyle skier Eileen Gu, basketball-er Zhou Qi and swimmer Siobhan Haughey are among South China Morning Post's "Asian athletes to watch in 2022".
More freestyle: Gus Kenworthy shares thoughts on his dog rescue, and more, from Pyeongchang 2018 with The Wildest.
Can swimmer Adam Peaty set a time "that can never be beaten"?
Triple Olympic basketball medalist and NBA superstar Lebron James joins a select group in a scoring milestone.
It's anxious times for Dutch star speed skaters, including legend Sven Kramer, as Olympic team confirmations are pending.
Rhys McClenaghan: "A Gymnast Goes to Paris" vlog.
Lisa Carrington: the "Usain Bolt of canoeing" is quite a dame!
Stuff.co: Golfer Lydia Ko's "resurgence" in 2021 is New Zealand's best sports story this year.
Team USA luger Jayson Terdiman eyes retirement, but not until he makes a third Olympics - with a third different doubles partner.
Meet the athletes - including Natalya Coyle, James, Cooke, Yasser Hefny, and Valentin Prades - who will help modern pentathlon, well, modernize as ordered.
Meanwhile, modern pentathlete Ahmed Elgendy makes CairoScene's Impact List for 2021.
Cleveland Magazine: How (pole vaulter) Katie Nageotte Became an Olympic Champion.
Olympic discus thrower Kelsey Card receives a special homecoming in her "home home" of Carlinville.
Olympic sprinter Oscar Husillos took on a new 400 meter challenge: mountain trail running. (in Spanish)
Decathlete Damian Warner and tennis player Leylah Fernandez are the Canadian Press 'Athletes of the Year'.
Olympic judoka Hilary Wolf looks back on her childhood acting career in Home Alone.
Olympic Channel: "Snow Game" follows select athletes as they work toward Beijing 2022, including Alpine skier Mia Clerc, snowboarder Kevin Rolland, and cross-country star Johannes Klaebo.
More cross-country: Finland’s Iivo and Kerttu Niskanen earn a rare sibling World Cup accomplishment with same-day victories.
Iivo Niskanen (euronewssource.com)
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