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Katie Ledecky Leaves Stanford To Train For Paris Olympics At Florida
Karen Rosen Sept. 22, 2021
The seven-time gold medalist will move from California to the East Coast to be closer to home.
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Natalia Grossman’s World Championship One Of Three U.S. Medals At Climbing World Championships
Todd Kortemeier Sept. 21, 2021
Grossman won gold in bouldering and silver in lead; Noah Bratschi took bronze in speed.
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Madison Hubbell, Zachary Donohue Fight For Excellence, When It Counts
Lynn Rutherford Sept. 21, 2021
The three-time U.S. champions and world medalists plan to cap their career with a medal in Beijing.
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Women's Rugby Team Finishes Second In Return To Action
Todd Kortemeier Sept. 19, 2021
Team is playing in two tournaments this month in place of World Sevens Series.
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Susannah Scaroni Goes All Out In Earning First Paralympic Gold
Stuart Lieberman Sept. 19, 2021
Aggressive sprint in 5,000 T54 secured the top prize for the three-time Paralympian.
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Summer Rappaport Takes Third In Hamburg World Triathlon Championship Series Race
Chrös McDougall Sept. 18, 2021
Kirsten Kasper and Erika Ackerlund also finished among the top-10 in the women’s race.
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Paratriathlon Debut In Tokyo Exceeds All Expectations For Brad Snyder
Marc Lancaster Sept. 18, 2021
The champion swimmer won his second triathlon ever at the Games.
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An Investment Analyst By Day, Blake Haxton Paddled To Paralympic Success As A Rower And Canoeist In Tokyo
Bob Reinert Sept. 17, 2021
Haxton, Team USA’s lone two-sport athlete at the Tokyo Paralympics, won a silver medal in the sport he took up just three years ago.
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Carli Lloyd Bags Five Goals To Lead U.S. Win Over Paraguay
Todd Kortemeier Sept. 16, 2021
Lloyd tied the USWNT’s single-game scoring record in one of her final games with Team USA.
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The Key to U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Triathlon Success At The Tokyo Games
Peggy Shinn Sept. 16, 2021
In an individual sport, U.S. Olympic and Paralympic triathletes found that teamwork really did make the dream work.