Federica Pellegrini One of Four Athletes Elected to IOC Athletes’ Commission Italian swimmer Federica Pellegrini was one of four athletes to be elected to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Athletes’
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Tokyo Olympics: Who Will Capture Gold Medals in Unpredictable Open Water 10K Races? In 2016, the final hurrah of the Olympic swimming competition in Rio saw the Netherlands emerge with
The United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC) today announced the 240-member 2020 U.S. Paralympic Team, including six guides for visually-impaired athletes, that will compete at the upcoming Paralympic Games
Tokyo Olympics Analysis (U.S. Men): Dressel Shines, Finke Stuns on Biggest Stage For the first 85 meters of the 100 freestyle final, Caeleb Dressel breathed every stroke to his left
Olympics: USA Men’s Water Polo’s Journey Ends in Quarterfinal Loss The USA men’s water polo team’s medal quest ground to a halt Wednesday in Tokyo with a 12-8 loss to
‘Most Decorated’ Canadian Penny Oleksiak Relishes in Illustrious Second Chapter Penny Oleksiak was barely out of the water when she heard those two words, ones she tried not to think
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NEW COMMIT: Cornell University has picked up a new addition for the Class of 2026 after receiving a verbal commitment* from U.S. Open qualifier Lindsay McCormack of San Francisco, Calif. She
Alice Dearing‘s debut Games experience may have been “bittersweet” but what cannot be disputed is the fact she made history as the first black woman to represent Britain in swimming
