Olympic Trampoline News

Ask Nicole Mahoney to describe the double-mini trampoline, and she first may have to find a sheet of paper.

Finished with gymnastics, Megan Manes, a sophomore at Kickapoo High School, has taken up diving for the Chiefs swim team.

There are so many activities, games, and competitions in our world today that it can be difficult to decipher what is a sport and what is not.

Delta gymnasts engaged in a fitness face-off against the Delta Ice Hawks Monday afternoon .

The oldest freestyle competing skier in the world is an aerialist, no less. Yes, aerialist skiers are those that jump off ramps and rise over 45 feet in the air, twist, turn and flip, then smoothly land on snow down below, and finish by raising their arms jubilantly after enjoying the natural Adrenaline rush of having completed their daring feat.

As the US escalates a new war in Afghanistan, it should consider how easy it is to mistake desperation for aggression.

Day to remember down on Main St. Columns December 23, 2009 12:49 PM Jim Thomas A sea of red and white.

Thousands of people lined city streets to catch a glimpse of the Olympic flame as the torch relay made its way through Toronto from Thursday to Saturday.

Urban Planner is Torontoist's guide to what's on in Toronto, published every weekday morning, and in a weekend edition Friday afternoons.

IPSWICH: Team Ipswich has arranged a number of events on Sunday to mark a oe2012 Daya - part of the build up to the 2012 Olympics.

Junior Olympic Gold Medalist, Kate Adams of Osceola, was awarded the 2009 Outstanding AAU Athlete Award for the sport of Trampoline and Tumbling.

A Boone County freshman is training for the Olympics. Matt Kippling was invited by U.S.A. Gymnastics to attend a trampoline and tumbling clinic and Olympic Development Team tryout in Rochlin, California.

After a pair of crashes cost him a spot in the final at a NorAm snowboarding competition in Colorado last weekend, Jeff Batchelor turned to his Facebook page for solace.

The list of people carrying the Olympic torch through Stouffville Thursday has been released.

The Olympic Torch is coming to Brampton Friday and leaving early in the morning Saturday.

Ken Kovach of Warwick bounces around on his job. The 46-year-old and his acrobatic troupe are professional trampoline performers.

Brittany Rogers of Coquitlam, B.C. leads a strong field in the women's senior competition at this year's Elite Canada gymnastics meet December 11-13 in Oakville, Ont.

Torch relay just part of fun. Cambridge's Sharon Murphy will help carry the torch through the city later this month.

Mia Taylor is in the top 10 in the world in her field, despite only having been involved with trampolining for a year.

For about 40 minutes on Dec. 17, Stouffville will be basking in Olympic glory. Starting at the Tenth Line at about 9 a.m., torch bearers, including Stouffville's Lynn Goad, will carry the Olympic flame along Main Street to Hwy.