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Under The Lights In Stockholm, Mikaela Shiffrin Skis To Record-Tying 14th Win Of The Season
Chrös McDougall Feb. 19, 2019
Shiffrin is coming off an unprecedented fourth consecutive slalom world title this weekend.
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Tokyo Olympic And Paralympic Emblems Symbolize Diversity Becoming Harmony
Todd Kortemeier Feb. 19, 2019
Each emblem was created using the same number of three different sizes of rectangles.
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U.S. Olympic Champions Vonn, Biles And Kim Honored At Laureus World Sports Awards
Joanne C. Gerstner Feb. 18, 2019
The annual awards honored athletes from across the global sporting spectrum.
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U.S. Equestrian Team Reaches Jumping Nations Cup Podium At Home In Florida
Paul D. Bowker Feb. 17, 2019
Deslauriers, Kraut deliver clear rounds to help the team at Nations Cup Final qualifier.
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U.S. Falls To Canada In Women’s Ice Hockey Rivalry Series, Looks Ahead To World Championship
Keith Dunlap Feb. 17, 2019
The Americans won the first game last week but Canada came back to win the next two.
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Celebrating The Anniversary Of The U.S. Women's Ice Hockey Team's First Olympic Gold Through Photos
Feb. 17, 2019
Team USA defeated Team Canada 3-1 to become the first-ever Olympic champion in 1998.
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David Wise Captures First Win Since 2018 Olympics With Calgary World Cup Victory
Paul D. Bowker Feb. 16, 2019
The two-time Olympic champion cemented his first-place finish with his first run on Saturday.
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Teams Shuster, Sinclair Win USA Curling National Championships And Trips To Worlds
Paul D. Bowker Feb. 16, 2019
This is Shuster’s seventh nationals win and Sinclair’s third.
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Jessie Diggins Prepares For Next Week’s World Championships By Winning Sprint World Cup
Blythe Lawrence Feb. 16, 2019
The Olympic gold medalist saved her best for last at the event in Italy.
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Mikaela Shiffrin Becomes First Skier Ever To Win Four Straight World Titles In Same Event
Blythe Lawrence Feb. 16, 2019
Shiffrin came from behind after her first run to win the slalom world title.
