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Kane, Suter, Van Riemsdyk And Eichel Highlight First 17 Names For U.S. Hockey World Team
Chrös McDougall April 18, 2019
USA Hockey will name the remaining six players in the coming days, with the tournament beginning on May 10.
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Learning To Balance College With Skating Led To A Flawless Season For Nathan Chen
Blythe Lawrence April 18, 2019
Chen completed a season of five golds by winning his second consecutive world figure skating title.
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Back From Surgery, Gymnast Morgan Hurd Has Tokyo 2020 Within Her Bespectacled Sight
Lynn Rutherford April 18, 2019
Hurd, the 2017 world all-around champ, was a finalist for the 2019 AAU Sullivan Award.
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With NBA And NHL Playoffs Underway, How Are The Team USA Athletes Performing?
Maggie Hendricks April 17, 2019
Five Olympians are rolling with the Golden State Warriors, and more than a dozen set out for the Stanley Cup.
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Freestyle vs. Greco-Roman: Everything Team USA Wrestlers Want You To Know About The Different Olympic Disciplines
Kara Tanner April 17, 2019
Adam Coon, J’den Cox, Dalton Roberts and Nick Gwiazdowski gave the inside scoop on the two disciplines.
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Embracing The Moment, John Shuster Eager For First Mixed Doubles Curling World Champs
Joanne C. Gerstner April 17, 2019
Shuster, the 2018 Olympic men’s champ, will compete with Cory Christensen at world championships.
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Olympic Gold Medalists LeBron James, Alex Morgan Named To TIME 100 List
Todd Kortemeier April 17, 2019
The star athletes made the “titans” category on the annual list of the world’s most influential people.
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The Week In Team USA Results: April 9-15
United States Olympic Committee April 16, 2019
Claressa Shields was crowned the first undisputed middleweight boxing world champion.
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Tokyo Olympic Calendar Comes Into Focus With Release Of 2020 Competition Schedule
Todd Kortemeier April 16, 2019
Action in 33 sports takes place over 19 days with 339 medal events.
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Visa Helps Olympic And Paralympic Athletes Find Their Footing After Sports With Business Development Program
Maggie Hendricks April 15, 2019
Olympic bronze medalist swimmer Caitlin Leverenz Smith secured a job through the program.
