Kirsty Coventry elected IOC president, becoming first woman and first African to lead the Olympic body
Kirsty Coventry was elected president of the International Olympic Committee on Thursday and became the first woman and first African to get perhaps the biggest job in world sports. "It is a signal that we are truly global," the Zimbabwe sports minister and two-time Olympic swimming gold medalist said.
The Spirit of Competition Knows No Age The achievements of athletes like Carlos Lopes, who at 37 brought home Portugal’s first Olympic gold medal in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, set a compelling ...
The International Olympic Committee on Friday declined to comment on Russian President Vladimir Putin's congratulatory note ...
Special Olympics supporters who prefer to stay out of the water can register as “Chickens” and receive “I’m too Chicken to ...
Trailblazing Athletes Over 30 The stories of athletes such as Carlos Lopes, Ralf Schumann, and Ni Xia Lian provide poignant reminders that success is often built on the foundation of accumulated ...
The increasingly polarising debate over transgender athletes in women’s sport has become a key issue for candidates vying to ...
Situated in an alpine valley in the Dolomites, Cortina will host the bobsled, luge, skeleton, women’s alpine skiing and ...
Kalispell Middle School celebrated some remarkable students and honored their teacher of the year.The students include those ...
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