• NCAA D2 Champion Rafaela Raurich Given Four-Year Ban After Testing Positive For Six Substances

    Rafaela Raurich, a three-time 2024 NCAA Division II champion, was handed a four-year ban after testing positive for six substances at Brazil’s Olympic Trials.

  • 21-Year-Old Josif Miladinov, Two-Time Bulgarian Olympian, Retires to Join Enhanced Games

    21-year-old Josef Miladinov already has two Olympic appearances under his belt, but now will retire from Olympic sport to pursue the Enhanced Games.

  • WADA Condemns Enhanced Games: “A Dangerous and Irresponsible Concept”

    The World Anti-Doping Agency warned athletes of not only the rules they may violate, but the long-term health effects of taking part in the Enhanced Games.

  • Andrii Govorov Joins Magnussen, Gkolomeev In Enhanced Games Participation

    Govorov, the world record holder in the men’s 50 fly, announced his retirement from “Olympic sport” earlier this week.

  • Las Vegas To Host Inaugural Enhanced Games In 2026: Press Conference Live Recap

    The Enhanced Games will announce the dates and location of its inaugural edition on Wednesday afternoon in Las Vegas.

  • Kristian Gkolomeev Goes Under 50 Free World Record In 20.89 At Enhanced Games Showcase

    Gkolomeev fired off a time of 20.89, dipping under the 16-year-old super-suited world record of 20.91 set by Brazilian Cesar Cielo in 2009.

  • Brett Hawke Named Head Swim Coach of Enhanced Games As Big Announcement Looms

    Hawke has been working with former Aussie Olympic medalist James Magnussen in preparation for the Games, which will have a date announced later today.

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    WADA Revokes Accreditation For Africa’s Only Testing Lab

    The Bloemfontein Lab, located in South Africa, is no longer WADA-accredited following a suspension, leaving Africa without a testing lab.