• Sue Bird And Eddy Alvarez To Bear Flags For USA At Tokyo Opening Ceremonies

    Basketball player Sue Bird and baseball player Eddy Alvarez will carry the flag for the United States at the Tokyo 2020 opening ceremonies.

  • CAS Opens Legal and Anti-Doping Field Offices in Tokyo For 2020 Olympic Games 

    The Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) anti-doping office played a huge role at the 2016 Olympics where multiple swimmers had recent positive test results.

  • Two Swimmers Named to Refugee Olympic Team

    Yusra Mardini, a native of Syria, has been named to the Refugee Olympic Team for the second time. She will be joined by 28 other athletes in Tokyo.

  • Katie Ledecky Is Chasing History, Again, in the Women’s 800 Freestyle

    Katie Ledecky last set the World Record in the 800 freestyle in 2016 at the age of 19. She would be making history if she breaks it again.

  • American Athletes Split on Rule 50 Olympic Protest Restrictions

    The results of the recent IOC survey show that American athletes have mixed opinions about how and where they can protest.

  • Olimpiadi Olympic Rings

    Olympic Medals, Torches, and Other Memorabilia Up For Auction

    Over 400 Olympic items are up for auction including a swimsuit from the gold medalist in the women’s 100 backstroke at the 1956 Olympics.

  • Kira Toussaint

    Kira Toussaint Sets European Record In 50 Backstroke

    Dutch backstroke ace already qualified for the Olympics in the women’s 200 back before establishing a European record in the 50m back.

  • Olympic Silver Medalist Masato Sakai Misses 200 Fly Semi At Trials

    Another Olympic medalist from the 2016 Olympics will not be back to defend his podium position as Japan’s Masato Sakai missed advancing in the men’s 200m fly.