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It's been 25 years since the last U.S. Olympic gold medalist in the women's
100m. Sha'Carri Richardson looks like the sprinter who can end that
drought.
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Katie Ledecky had her second sizzling swim in as many days, scorching her
fastest 400m freestyle since August 2018 at a Pro Series meet in Mission
Viejo.
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Bruno Fratus pushes past Caleb Dressel by 0.03 seconds to earn the men's 50m
freestyle win at the 2021 TYR Pro Swim Series at Marguerite Aquatics Center.
Katie Ledecky's fastest 400m freestyle since 2018 was more than enough to
send her to victory at the TYR Pro Swim Series meet in Mission Viejo.
After jumping out to a quick lead, Lilly King held off Annie Lazor to earn
the victory in the women’s 200m breaststroke at the 2021 TYR Pro Swim
Series meet in Mission Viejo.
The world men's curling championship was put on hold during the playoff round
due to positive coronavirus tests within the Calgary bubble.
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Aimee Boorman, who coached Simone Biles from age 7 through the Rio
Olympics, is now an assistant coach with the Netherlands women's gymnastics
team.
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Laurenne Ross, Resi Stiegler and Alice McKennis Duran, U.S. Alpine skiers who
combined for seven Olympic appearances, retired from World Cup racing.
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Katie Ledecky and Caeleb Dressel won the 200m freestyles at a Pro Series meet
in Mission Viejo, portending big things at Olympic Trials and in Tokyo.
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Watch the full men's 200m freestyle at the 2021 Pro Swim Series in Mission
Viejo, where Caeleb Dressel comes from behind to catch Andrew Seliskar to win
by .12 seconds.
Watch the full women's 200m freestyle at the 2021 Pro Swim Series in Mission
Viejo, where Katie Ledecky tied Allison Schmitt's U.S. Open record with a
1:54.40 to secure an easy win.
The FINA Diving World Cup, an April Olympic qualifier in Tokyo that was
canceled last week, has been rescheduled for May 1-6 in the Japanese capital.
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Michelle K. Hanabusa, a former competitive figure skater, was a co-founder of
Hate Is A Virus, a nonprofit started to dismantle racism and hate.
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Nick Zaccardi
Perry Baker, twice the world's top male rugby sevens player, suffered a
broken fibula and is rehabbing in hopes of returning for the Tokyo Olympics.
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Yulia Efimova finished a distant third in the Russian Olympic Trials 200m
breaststroke and might not swim her best event at the Olympics.
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The French Open tennis tournament will be delayed by one week because of the
coronavirus pandemic.
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Rikako Ikee, who spent 10 months hospitalized for leukemia in 2019, won her
second event of Japan's Olympic Swimming Trials.
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Simone Biles has four gymnastics meets left this year, but isn't ruling out
the 2024 Olympics in Paris.
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Russian Olympic champions Andrei Silnov and Natalya Antyukh have each been
banned for four years for doping offenses.
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Associated Press
Petra Vlhova and coach Livio Magoni issued a joint statement that appears
to signal the end of their working relationship.
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Katie Ledecky, Caeleb Dressel and Ryan Lochte headline a Pro Series swim
meet in Mission Viejo, California, this week, with finals in the morning.
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Mike Scioscia will manage the U.S. baseball team in Olympic qualifying in
June ahead of the sport's return to the Olympic program in Tokyo.
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“Michael Phelps: Medals, Memories & More" will premiere exclusively for
free on Peacock, NBC Universal's new streaming service, on April 14.
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North Korea will not participate in the Tokyo Olympics due to coronavirus
pandemic safety concerns, according to South Korean media reports.
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Last month’s death of Miracle on Ice Olympic hockey standout Mark Pavelich
was ruled a suicide, a Minnesota medical examiner said.
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Associated Press
Rikako Ikee, the Japanese swim star who spent 10 months hospitalized for
leukemia in 2019, qualified for the Tokyo Olympics on Sunday.
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Jordan Burroughs lost to Kyle Dake at the U.S. Olympic Wrestling Trials and
will miss the Olympics for the first time in his decade-long career.
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A list of Team USA athletes qualified for the Tokyo Olympics that open on
July 23, 2021.
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U.S. Olympic Wrestling Trials results for the Tokyo Games from Fort Worth,
Texas.
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J'den Cox said he was removed from the Olympic Wrestling Trials after his
coach told him the wrong time window for Friday weigh-ins.
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The U.S. Olympic Wrestling Trials finals determine spots on the team for
Tokyo, live on NBC Sports in Fort Worth, Texas, on Saturday night.
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The FINA Diving World Cup, an Olympic qualifier in Tokyo in late April, has
been canceled due to the coronavius pandemic.
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Grant Hill will be USA Basketball men's national team director after the
Tokyo Olympics, succeeding Jerry Colangelo.
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Associated Press
World champions Kyle Dake and David Taylor advanced to Saturday's U.S.
Olympic Wrestling Trials freestyle finals.
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J'den Cox, a 2016 Olympic wrestling bronze medalist and two-time world
champion, is out of the U.S. Olympic Trials after not making weight.
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Frank Molinaro took off his shoes and placed them on the center of a U.S.
Olympic Wrestling Trials mat, the sport's symbolic act of retirement.
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Every match of the U.S. Olympic Wrestling Trials for the Tokyo Games airs
live on NBC Sports and Peacock from Fort Worth, Texas, this week.
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The International Bobsled and Skeleton Federation released its tentative
World Cup schedule for next season with no races in the U.S. or Canada.
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Associated Press
"Rulon," a docmentary film on Rulon Gardner, tells the life story of the
surprise 2000 U.S. Olympic wrestling champion.
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Jordan Burroughs likely faces Kyle Dake at the U.S. Olympic Wrestling Trials
for a spot on the team for the Tokyo Games.
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Nick Zaccardi
A joint South Korea-North Korea 2032 Olympic bid proposal was submitted to
the International Olympic Committee Future Host Commission.
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Nathan Chen leads the U.S. squad that will go up against a stacked Russian
team at World Team Trophy, April 15-17 in Osaka, Japan.
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J'den Cox surprised the wrestling world a year ago. Now, he is likely days
away from the test he craved: Kyle Snyder at the Olympic Trials.
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Nick Zaccardi
Jim Shea, the 2002 Olympic skeleton gold medalist, has been charged with
sexual abuse of a child in Utah, authorities said.
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Associated Press
Racial and social justice demonstrations, including raising a fist or
kneeling on a podium, will be allowed at upcoming U.S. Olympic Trials.
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Hilary Knight, Kendall Coyne Schofield and Brianna Decker headline the U.S.
women's hockey roster for the world championship.
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Helen Maroulis, the first U.S. woman to win an Olympic wrestling title, is
back from retirement, concussions and post-traumatic stress disorder for
trials.
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Nick Zaccardi
Bibian Mentel, who became the first Paralympic snowboarding champion in 2014,
died Monday at age 48 from the effects of widespread bone cancer.
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"My Pursuit: Life, Legacy & Jordan Burroughs," a documentary on Olympic
wrestling champion Jordan Burroughs, streams for free on Peacock.
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Highlighted by Nathan Chen’s brilliant free skate to win his third straight
world title, learn the skating headlines as we approach the Olympic season.
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Philip Hersh