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SLC native Nathan Chen wins Skate America in Las Vegas
W.g. Ramirez, Associated Press | Posted Oct 19th - 7:52pm
When Jason Brown had to withdraw from an event in late September, he couldn't help but wonder if the lingering effects from an August car accident that left him with a concussion would ever subside.
Lawyer details limits on Olympic athlete sponsorships
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 18th - 7:48am
A lawyer with the Association of National Olympic Committees has detailed the limits on athletes promoting their sponsors within new guidelines for the 2020 Tokyo Games.
Olympic group postpones election awaiting leader's trial
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 17th - 3:03am
The global group of Olympic bodies has postponed a presidential election indefinitely until a court case involving its leader is resolved.
Tale of 2 Cities: Sapporo likes race move; Tokyo not much
Stephen Wade, Associated Press | Posted Oct 17th - 2:23am
Sapporo officials are thrilled with a proposal to move next year's Tokyo Olympic marathons to the northern Japanese city to avoid the summer heat in the city.
UCLA to name Drake Stadium track for Rafer Johnson and wife
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 16th - 2:43pm
UCLA will honor Olympic decathlon champion Rafer Johnson and his wife Betsy by naming the track at Drake Stadium for the couple.
3-time Olympic cyclist Phinney announces his retirement
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 16th - 1:24pm
Three-time Olympic cyclist Taylor Phinney is retiring from professional racing, ending a career that included 10 world championship medals and a stage win at the Giro d'Italia.
Olympic marathons set to move out of Tokyo to cooler north
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 16th - 5:04am
The International Olympic Committee wants to move the Tokyo Games marathons 800 kilometers (500 miles) north to avoid the searing heat in the city.
After record world medal haul, Biles a face of 2020 Olympics
James Ellingworth, Associated Press | Posted Oct 14th - 3:22am
Next stop Tokyo for Simone Biles.
New wave of gymnasts set to challenge traditional powers
James Ellingworth, Associated Press | Posted Oct 12th - 1:38pm
From his back garden to the world championship podium, Rhys McClenaghan has come a long way.
Former Austrian skier Duerr banned for life for doping
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 10th - 11:44am
Austrian former cross-country skier Johannes Duerr, who was expelled from the 2014 Sochi Olympics for the use of EPO, has been banned for life for his alleged role in a doping network in recent years.
Simone Biles wins 5th all-around title at gymnastics worlds
James Ellingworth, Associated Press | Posted Oct 10th - 10:21am
There was only one way for Simone Biles to finish off yet another dominant world championship performance. She dropped the mic.
Putin wants to leave doping issues in past amid data inquiry
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 10th - 7:25am
Vladimir Putin says Russia wants to leave its doping "shortcomings" in the past, even as it faces questions regarding data tampering.
US relaxes sponsorship rules for Olympic athletes
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 8th - 7:22pm
U.S. Olympic and Paralympic athletes will be able to thank personal sponsors, appear in advertisements for those sponsors and receive congratulatory messages from them during next year's Tokyo Games under guidance released Tuesday by the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee.
Russia sends response to doping data tampering claims
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 8th - 4:18am
Russia has sent a formal response to the World Anti-Doping Agency after signs of tampering were found in data it handed over regarding past performance-enhancing drug cases.
The Latest: US wins men's 4x400, last event of track worlds
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 6th - 10:35am
The Latest on the world track and field championships Sunday (all times local):
Utah's second Olympian, 1964 silver medalist Blaine Lindgren dies at 80
Sean Walker, KSL.com | Posted Oct 5th - 7:47pm
Harold Blaine Lindgren, a sprinter who won a silver medal for Team USA at the 1964 Olympic games in Tokyo, Japan, died of natural causes Saturday afternoon in Payson, surrounded by family and friends.
Hanging on: US sets past aside, wins men's 4x100 gold medal
Eddie Pells, Associated Press | Posted Oct 5th - 8:43am
Noah Lyles let out a huge scream and kept right on running — through the finish line and straight toward his teammate, Christian Coleman. After a quick hug, Lyles stuck the baton out and Coleman grabbed hold, too.
