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Croydon Harrier Reid waits on World Youth Championships call
Croydon Harrier Omar Reid took a huge step towards representing Great Britain in the discus after winning the World Youth Trials at Bedford last weekend.
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Campbell-Brown could avoid maximum doping ban - sources
Twice Olympic 200 metres champion Veronica Campbell-Brown could avoid a maximum two-year doping ban because she declared a cream containing a banned diuretic, sources close to Jamaican athletics told Reuters on Tuesday.
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Official: Olympic failure prompted judoka suicide
A Russian judo official says a four-time European judo champion who committed suicide had been depressed since failing to win a medal at last year's London Olympics.
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The latest news from the USOC - June 18
The U.S. Women's National Team captured its second consecutive gold medal at the 2013 Pan American Cup, held June 10-16 in Lima, Peru.
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U.S. bobsledder: Lolo Jones' paycheck remark 'slap in the face'
If Lolo Jones returns to Lake Placid, N.Y., later this year in hopes of making the Olympic bobsled team, she can expect a frosty reception.
Gatlin set for track nationals after shocking Bolt
Justin Gatlin talked a big game before a recent race with the world's fastest sprinter, stepping up his boasting simply to bait Usain Bolt.
More than 100,000 take part in Brazil protests
More than 100,000 people took to the streets in overwhelmingly peaceful protests in at least eight cities Monday, demonstrations that voiced the deep frustrations Brazilians feel about carrying heavy tax burdens but receiving woeful returns in public education, health, security and transportation.
Protesters back in streets of Brazilian cities
Protestors march in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Monday, June 17, 2013. Protests in Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and other Brazilian cities, were set off by a 10-cent hike in public transport fares, have clearly moved beyond that issue to tap into widespread frustration in Brazil about a heavy tax burden, politicians widely viewed as corrupt and woeful ... (more)
At the Net: Can Federer defend at the Big W?
In the category of no rest for the weary, yet another Grand Slam event will swing into action next week when Wimbledon commences, with Roger Federer as the defending champion.
Triathlon: Polson, Duffy win Boulder Sprint Triathlon
Triathletes begin the swim at the Boulder Sprint on Sunday. The 2013 Boulder Sprint Triathlon was held at the Boulder Reservoir on June 16, 2013.
Danish swimmer to lose gold, bronze from 2012 world championships
Mads Glaesner of Denmark, seen at the 2012 short course championships in Istanbul in question, received a three-month suspension.
Elijah Greer recounts NCAA title, and looks ahead
Throughout his college career, Elijah Greer has been one of the top 800-meter runners in the country.
Sbihi out to banish London 2012 memories at Eton Dorney
Great Britain rower Moe Sbihi is thrilled to be part of a men's eight boat with a real medal chance at this year's Samsung Rowing World Cup.
Spain 2-1 Uruguay: World champions record imperious victory
Spain put in a classy performance to get their Confederations Cup campaign off to a winning start against Uruguay with a 2-1 win in at the Arena Pernambuco.
One-man rebellion: Sonny Vaccaro takes on the NCAA
Sonny Vaccaro speaking to Yale law students in 2007 about his life and pursuit of a lawsuit against the NCAA.
Murray tames a fired-up Tsonga to reach third Queen's Club final
Neither a revved up Jo-Wilfried Tsonga nor the awful British weather could prevent Andy Murray reaching a third Queen's Club final on Saturday as the world number two battled back from a set down to win 4-6, 6-3, 6-2.
The head of Jamaican track and field said Saturday that one of the sprinting powerhouse's athletes has failed a doping test and officials are awaiting the result of the backup sample.
Ex-WNBA player Holdsclaw pleads guilty to assault
Washington Mystics' Chamique Holdsclaw celebrates her team taking the lead from the New York Liberty during the second half of the WNBA Eastern Conference finals at MCI Center in Washington in this Aug. 22, 2002, file photo.
Rebecca Romero still on a sporting mission
Champion: Rebecca Romero celebrates after winning the gold medal in the the womens track cycling individual pursuit race at the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games After London 2012, the nation fell in love with its sporting greats, but Wallington's Olympic hero Rebecca Romero remembers when it was bricks being hurled at her rather than affection, writes ... (more)
Former teammates expect coach Kidd to succeed
Brooklyn Nets new head coach Jason Kidd meets with reporters Thursday after he was introduced at a news conference.