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Nicole Hoevertsz was elected vice president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) on Wednesday at the IOC session in Tokyo. She said it was a dream come true. “If you
European Men’s Olympic Preview: Kristof Milak Heads to Tokyo as Established Star The first time the name Kristof Milak captured the world’s attention was in July 2017, when he won the
European 400 individual medley champion Ilya Borodin is out of the Tokyo Olympics following a positive test for COVID. The result removes one of the sport’s young guns from the
Tokyo Olympic Predictions: In Day Two, Adam Peaty is Slam-Dunk Choice in 100 Breaststroke Now that the Tokyo Olympics are here, it’s time to see who might win medals in
Tokyo Storylines, European Women: Federica Pellegrini, Sarah Sjostrom, Katinka Hosszu And More La Divina. La Fede. The Lioness of Verona. Seventeen years after winning 200 free silver on her Olympic
NEW COMMIT: West Virginia University has received their first verbal commitment for the fall of 2022 from Junior National qualifier Adam McDonald of Middletown, Ohio. Regarding his commitment, he said: “I’m very excited
Arno Kamminga didn’t watch the Rio Olympics but instead packed his bags and went on holiday. Fast-forward five years and the Netherlands swimmer approaches Tokyo as the second-fastest man in
Maya DiRado Twitter Thread: “Disappointed” in Michael Andrew Being Unvaccinated Maya DiRado, who won four medals for the U.S. team at the 2016 Olympics, posted a Twitter thread Tuesday evening
Six Olympic swimmers from Poland have been sent home from the Olympic Games in Tokyo because of an administrative error. The Polish Swimming Federation was forced to cut its team
