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B.C. court rejects female ski jumpers Olympic bid
The B.C. Supreme Court has rejected an application from 15 female ski jumpers asking that either they be allowed to compete at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver or that all ski jumping events be cancelled.
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Trail Blazers rookie Patty Mills breaks his foot
Portland Trail Blazers draft pick Patty Mills, a former Saint Mary's star, has broken his foot and won't play in the NBA's Summer League.
El Nino may hurt Vancouver Olympics
Beware Olympic planners. El Nino lurks. Forecasters with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Thursday the weather phenomenon is building in the Pacific Ocean.
Gay and Powell to test credentials ...
World champion Gay and former world record-holder Powell were overshadowed when Usain Bolt realised his potential by winning 100 metre and 200m golds at the Beijing Olympics.
Ted Ligety picking up speed in recovery from injured knee
Going slow just feels wrong to Ted Ligety. The gradual process of rehabilitating a knee that quite nearly needed surgery has moved at a pace not nearly hectic enough for the 24-year-old ski racer.
2016 Olympic neighborhood meetings See Listings
This evening the Chicago 2016 Olympic bid committee begins a series of neighborhood meetings to try to convince residents that hosting is better than not hosting even though the city would be responsible for any financial losses.
Olympic sponsor Air Canada unveils huge 2010 Games ads on its Boeing 777
Business Entertainment Sports Employees stand under an Air Canada Boeing 777-300ER aircraft sporting Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games livery after it was unveiled during a ceremony at Vancouver International Airport in Richmond, B.C., on Wednesday July 8, 2009.
Walsh fit, set to return to beach volleyball tour
Her seven-week-old son cooed in the background, and Kerri Walsh could barely stifle a yawn as she explained why she is abandoning plans for a yearlong maternity leave to get back on the pro beach volleyball tour.
Sakic's will to win, not stats and awards, made him great
Colorado Avalanche forward Joe Sakic retired from the NHL on Thursday as the eighth all-time leading scorer in league history.
Witt joins Munich bid Retired figure skater Katarina Witt, seen in a 2003 photo, will lead the board of trustees for Munich's 2018 Olympic bid.
Peirsol's new record overshadows Phelps
Photograph: Christinne Muschi/Reuters Aaron Peirsol overshadowed Michael Phelps ' first appearance at the US national swimming championships yesterday, reclaiming his 100 metres backstroke world record with a stunning swim.
Former figure skating champ Bobek out on bail for meth charges; mom says she liked to 'party'
In this Feb. 20, 1998, file photo, Nicole Bobek performs her routine during the ladies free skating long program at the Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan.
Cyber criminals 'preparing to attack Olympics' new
International organised criminal networks are already preparing to target the London 2012 Olympics, a senior police officer warned today.
Michael Phelps looks sharp at US trials
Indianapolis: Michael Phelps made his first appearance at the U.S. Nationals and clocked the fastest times with two routine swims in morning preliminary heats yesterday.
Ski industry should expect long recovery
The North American ski industry has been hit hard by the global recession and will not likely recover for another two seasons, says the chief executive of Intrawest, owner of the 2010 Winter Olympics venue Whistler Blackcomb.
Willis closer to silver, as winner fails second drug test
COLOUR CHANGE: A positive drugs test in a competitor could see New Zealand's Nick Willis promoted to the silver medal spot in last year's Beijing Olympics 1500 metre final.
17 hours agoSchumacher's B sample confirmsThe positive test of German ...
The positive test of German cyclist Stefan Schumacher for EPO Cera during last year's Olympic Games has been confirmed by the B sample, his lawyer Michael Lehner said on Tuesday.
Despite tough times, Shanghai promotes luxury
AA woman walks near Jin Mao Tower, right, and The Shanghai World Financial Center, left, in Shanghai, China.
USOC to launch "US Olympic Network" after Vancouver Games in 2010
After more than two years of negotiations, the U.S. Olympic Committee is ready to introduce a network devoted solely to Olympic sports.
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