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IOC allows Russians to 2026 Winter Games, under strict conditions

Russian athletes can compete as neutrals at next year's Milan/Cortina Winter Olympics under the same strict conditions that applied for Paris 2024, International Olympic Committee (IOC) president ...

Russian athletes allowed to participate at 2026 Winter Games under neutral flag, IOC says

The decision by the International Olympic Committee maintains the same sanctions it imposed for the Paris Summer Games last year.

Kenyan star Simader plotting for third Winter Olympics exploits

Kenya's Sabrina Simader competes in the Women's Giant Slalom at the Yongpyong Alpine Centre during the Pyeongchang 2018 Winter Olympic Games in Pyeongchang on February 15, 2018. [AFP] Kenyan skier ...

Crown Point native covering 2018 Winter Olympic Games through Ball State University

Ball State University student Kara Biernat, a resident of Crown Point, will take her videography and reporting skills to South Korea later this week to cover the 2018 Olympic Winter Games. Biernat, ...

2026 Winter Olympic Hopeful: U.S. Cross Country Skier Jessie Diggins

Since the inception of the winter games in 1924 no American had ever won a gold medal in cross country skiing prior to 2018. In fact before Diggins and Randal won gold, the last American to win any ...

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Noah Lyles is king again after storming to another 200m world championship crown

Noah Lyles may have been beaten in the 100m final on night two of the world championships, but the American showman was far from defeated. He returned to the stadium and stormed to gold in the 200m.

Gout Gout's stunning major debut also a reminder to temper expectations

Expectations were high, hopes higher for Australian sprinter Gout Gout. But his two runs -- and just falling short of a 200m final -- are a reminder the 17-year-old is still at the beginning of his journey.

U.S. hurdler wins worlds gold as DQ overturned

American Rai Benjamin was declared the winner of the 400-meter hurdles at the world championships after officials overrode an initial disqualification for slightly dislodging a hurdle in the lane next to him when he knocked over his own.

IOC: Russians OK to compete at Winter Games

Russians will be allowed to compete at next year's Milan-Cortina Winter Games but the International Olympic Committee said on Friday it had never discussed banning Israel.

Lyles wins 200 again; Jefferson-Wooden sweeps

Noah Lyles pulled ahead of Kenny Bednarek then held him off down the stretch to capture his fourth world title in the 200 meters, while Melissa Jefferson-Wooden completed the first women's 100-200 double at worlds since Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce.

Italian skier's death prompts early safety debate

The death of Italian skier Matteo Franzoso this week following a crash in preseason training in Chile has resurfaced concerns over how to limit risks in the high-speed sport of World Cup skiing.

Fourcade gets biathlon gold after case resolved

More than 15 years after the Vancouver Olympics, retired French biathlon star Martin Fourcade was allocated another gold medal Friday after a Russian doping case was resolved.

Hunt claims GB's second medal with 200m silver

Amy Hunt burst into tears immediately after blazing to a brilliant silver medal in the 200m final at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo.

McLaughlin-Levrone dazzles in historic 400m win

Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone became the first woman in nearly 40 years to crack the 48-second barrier in the 400 meters, finishing in 47.78 in a historically fast race to claim gold at the world championships.

'I'm chilling': Gout Gout third in 200m heat, cruises into semifinals at world champs

Australian sprint star Gout Gout punched his ticket to the semifinals of the men's 200m in Tokyo, finishing his highly anticipated heat in third place.

Jess Hull makes Aussie 1500m history; Faith Kipyegon stakes GOAT claim

Australian middle-distance star Jess Hull won a gutsy bronze medal in the women's 1500m final as Kenya's Faith Kipyegon did what Kenya's Faith Kipyegon does.

Simply the greatest: Mondo Duplantis dazzles with 6.30m pole vault world record in Tokyo

Mondo Duplantis showed why he is one of the greatest athletes on the planet, breaking the pole vault world record for a staggering 14th time.

New fastest man alive: Oblique Seville upstages Noah Lyles for 100m gold in Tokyo

Move over, Noah Lyles. There's a new fastest man on the planet; his name is Oblique Seville.

Walcott gets javelin gold, first major win since '12

Keshorn Walcott, from Trinidad and Tobago, won the world championship in javelin with a throw of 88.16 meters, his best of the season. It was his first major victory since claiming the Olympic gold in London in 2012.

IOC president praises progress of Milan venues

IOC president Kirsty Coventry hailed the progress being made in the construction of key venues for next year's Winter Games after visiting sites in Milan.

Wightman denied 1500m world title 'fairy tale'

Team GB's Jake Wightman had to make do with silver as he was pipped at the line by Portugal's Isaac Nader in the men's 1500-metre final at the World Athletics Championships.

Suspended sprinter Kerley joins Enhanced Games

Suspended U.S. sprinter Fred Kerley, a two-time Olympic medalist in the 100 meters, has become the first American man and first track athlete to commit to the no-testing Enhanced Games.

NBA's European league could launch in '27 or '28

NBA commissioner Adam Silver said the new European basketball league the NBA and FIBA have been working on could begin play in 2027 or 2028.

Tortorella among U.S. Olympic team coach adds

John Tortorella was among the coaches named Wednesday to round out Mike Sullivan's staff for the 2026 Olympics men's hockey team.

Group demands public debate over 2030 Games

A citizens group, joined by some other officials, launched legal action Wednesday to demand public debate on the 2030 Olympic Games planned for the French Alps.

Americans Moon, Morris finish 1-2 in pole vault

American pole vaulter Katie Moon captured her third consecutive world title Wednesday by edging Sandi Morris on her final attempt to capture gold.

Nigeria's Amusan shakes off 'PTSD' to win silver

After enduring a turbulent stretch that has included Olympic disappointment, a shoe controversy, and a public clash with Nigeria's track federation, hurdler Tobi Amusan left the World Championships in Tokyo with silver.

Lyles previews 200m at worlds: 'I don't plan to lose'

Noah Lyles had a simple message about his favorite race, the 200 meters, heading into the track world championships this week.

Delle Donne: USA hoops job keeps me 'challenged'

Two-time WNBA MVP Elena Delle Donne said her new role as USA Basketball's women's 3x3 national team director will allow her to continue to "grow in the game" following her retirement in April.