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Orphan Rides ‘Magic Powder’ From Haiti To Winter Olympics
A love for snow that started when he was a young orphan who had just arrived in France saw Richardson Viano become Haiti's first Winter Olympian.5 years ago
US Captain Coyne Schofield Pulling Double Duty At Olympics
Kendall Coyne Schofield hasn't entirely quit her day job while captaining the United States women's hockey team at the Olympics.5 years ago
Weather Delays 2nd Run Of Men’s Giant Slalom
The second run of the men’s giant slalom has been postponed amid heavy snowfall and low visibility at the Yanqing Alpine Skiing Center.5 years ago
Cochran-Siegle, Miller Post DNFs In Snowy 1st Run Of Giant Slalom
Marco Odermatt skied through poor visibility amid falling snow and took the lead after the first run of the men’s giant slalom at the Beijing Olympics.5 years ago
Olympic Ski Slopestyle Qualifier Postponed Due To Wind, Snow
The Olympic Ski Slopestyle Qualifier ran into a detour when high wind and snow postponed the round in Beijing.5 years ago
Olympic Skier Overcomes Illness To Compete For Puerto Rico
Just making it to the starting line at the Olympics is a miraculous achievement in itself for a teenager who's chances of survival were slim when he was born.5 years ago
Curtis, The 1st US Black Skeleton Olympian, Blazes New Trail
Representation absolutely matters to Kelly Curtis. She became a trailblazer in her first Olympic appearance.5 years ago
Virgin Islands’ Olympic Skeleton Slider Celebrates Journey
Katie Tannenbaum overcame long odds just to get to the Beijing Olympics.5 years ago
Queries On Doping, Harassment, Ineptitude At Olympics
The biggest questions at the Beijing Olympics hardly centered on who would win the six gold medals up for grabs.5 years ago
Russian Skater’s Doping Case To Be Heard Sunday At Olympics
The Court of Arbitration for Sport says Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva's doping hearing will be held Sunday night with a ruling by Monday afternoon.5 years ago
Maple Beef? Canadian Boarder Apologizes To Olympic Teammate
Slopestyle gold medalist Max Parrot says fellow Canadian snowboarder Mark McMorris has apologized for saying Parrot only won because of questionable Olympic judging.5 years ago
Marius Lindvik Of Norway Wins Olympic Gold On Large Hill
Marius Lindvik of Norway won Olympic gold in ski jumping on the large hill by holding off Ryoyu Kobayashi of Japan.5 years ago
Gao Becomes 1st Chinese Man To Win Olympic Speedskating Gold
Gao Tingyu has become the first Chinese man to claim an Olympic gold medal in speedskating by winning the 500 meters.5 years ago
Norwegian Brothers Win Gold, Bronze In Olympic Biathlon
Johannes Thingnes Boe of Norway skied fast enough to overcome a missed target and win the Olympic gold medal in the biathlon sprint race.5 years ago
Canada’s Women’s Hockey Reinvents Itself After Olympic Loss
The Canadians have dominated the Beijing Games women’s hockey tournament with a dynamic, fast-paced transition attack.5 years ago
France’s Papadakis, Cizeron Open Lead At Olympic Ice Dance
Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron broke their own world record in the rhythm dance at the Beijing Olympics, scoring 90.83 points to begin the ice dance event.5 years ago
Olympic Curling Is A Family Affair For US Women And Others
A handful of athletes at the Ice Cube curling venue have found a clever way to get around the ban on bringing families to Beijing for the Olympics.5 years ago
Another German Sliding Gold, As Neise Wins Olympic Skeleton
Hannah Neise has never won a World Cup medal. Or a medal at the world championships. Or a medal from the European championships.5 years ago
Shiffrin, Goggia Take Positive Vibes From Downhill Training
Mikaela Shiffrin and Sofia Goggia have come away with positive thoughts after taking part in the first women's downhill training run.5 years ago
US Snowboard Coach, Rider Being Investigated For Misconduct
U.S. Ski & Snowboard is investigating allegations against longtime Olympic coach Peter Foley and Olympic snowboard racer Hagen Kearney.5 years ago
Russia’s Davis Mum On Mom’s Role In Olympic Doping Case
Russian ice dancer Diana Davis mostly remained silent as partner Gleb Smolkin snapped at reporters for asking about Davis' mother, embattled figure skating coach Eteri Tutberidze, and her involvement in 15-year-old Kamila Valieva's doping case.5 years ago
Longtime US Teammates Win Mixed Snowboardcross At Olympics
Lindsey Jacobellis won her second gold medal as she teamed with Nick Baumgartner for the title in the new event of mixed snowboardcross.5 years ago
Young US Hockey Team Beats Canada To Start Olympics 2-0
Captain Andy Miele had two points and Strauss Mann made 35 saves to help the United States beat Canada 4-2 in men's hockey at the Olympics.5 years ago
