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Pat Collins Is So Ready to Cover the Caps in Las Vegas
Guess who’s going to Vegas for the Stanley Cup Final? Pat Collins is joining Lindsay Czarniak for special coverage live from Las Vegas on Thursday as the Caps take on the Golden Knights in Game 5.
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Dominique Dawes Opens Gymnastics Academy
News4’s Cory Smith speaks to former Olympic gold medalist Dominique Dawes about her plans with her new gymnastics academy in Maryland.
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IOC Says Brisbane, Australia Is Frontrunner to Host 2032 Summer Olympics
The International Olympic Committee said Brisbane, Australia is the frontrunner to host the 2032 Summer Olympics, which, if selected, would mark the third time Australia has hosted the summer games.
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Olympic Gold Medalist Dominique Dawes Hopes to Change Gymnastics Culture With New Maryland School
Former Olympic gold medalist Dominique Dawes is opening her own gymnastics school in Clarksburg, Maryland. These gymnasts, however, will have an introduction to the sport far different than the academy’s namesake.
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Russia's Team Name, Flag Agreed on for Next 2 Olympics
Russia’s team and athletes will be officially branded as “ROC” at the next two Olympics
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President Of Tokyo Olympic Committee Resigns
The president of the Tokyo Olympic organizing committee Yoshiro Mori has resigned from his position
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See Simone Biles' Road to the Tokyo Olympics in First Docuseries Trailer
Simone Biles is ready to bare it all. On Feb. 11, the trailer dropped for the 19-time World Champion’s Facebook Watch docuseries Simone vs Herself and it seems viewers will be getting an up-close and personal look into the life of the four-time Olympic gold medalist. The trailer shows Biles gearing up for the 2021 Olympic games which were postponed…
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Tokyo Olympics Chief to Step Down Over Sexist Comments
Yoshiro Mori, the Tokyo Olympics chief, is expected to step down after sparking backlash both at home in Japan and abroad. Mori landed in hot water after saying women spoke too much during meetings, which he categorized as annoying, and asked for time restrictions for board members if more female members were to be added.
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New Rules for Olympic Officials Include No Cheering, No Bars
Ground rules to help ensure a safe Tokyo Olympics during the pandemic have been detailed
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Tokyo Olympic Organizers Reiterate ‘We Will Hold the Games'
The president of the Tokyo Olympic organizing committee had a simple message for fellow members of Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party
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IOC President Says Tokyo Olympics Will Proceed with Strict COVID Measures
Following a meeting of the International Olympic Committee’s executive board, president Thomas Bach says the Tokyo Olympics will proceed with strict COVID measures.
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Olympic Gold Medalist Rollins-McNeal Suspended in Doping Case
Olympic hurdles champion Brianna Rollins-McNeal has been provisionally suspended for a doping rules violation
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Olympic Gold Medalist Klete Keller Charged in US Capitol Riots
Former U.S. Olympic swimmer Klete Keller has been charged in federal court in connection to the U.S. Capitol riot last week.
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‘I Love Life': Oldest Living Olympic Champion Turns 100
The oldest living Olympic champion turns 100 and says the fondest memory of her remarkable life is simply that she has lived through it all
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Russia Banned From Using Its Name, Flag at Next 2 Olympics
Russia has been banned from using its name, flag and anthem at the next two Olympics or at any world championships for the next two years
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Breakdancing Will Make Olympic Debut in 2024
The International Olympic Committee announced that breakdancing will be an Olympic event at the 2024 Summer Games in Paris.
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Wrestling Icon Dan Gable Awarded Medal of Freedom
President Donald Trump on Monday awarded Olympic gold medalist Dan Gable the Presidential Medal of Freedom for his achievements in wrestling in the U.S. and abroad.
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Rafer Johnson, 1960 Olympic Decathlon Champion, Dies at 86
Rafer Johnson, who won the decathlon at the 1960 Rome Olympics and helped subdue Robert F
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National Karate Champ From Maryland Sets Her Sights on the Olympics
As we look ahead to 2021, one big event on the horizon is the Summer Olympics in Tokyo. The sport of karate will make its debut, and for one local athlete, that means her goal is even greater. Moises Linares has her story.
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Gold Star Mothers at Marine Corps Marathon Honor Those Killed in Combat
Mothers of those killed serving the country line the Wear Blue Mile of the Marine Corps Marathon to honor those killed in combat.