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  • 4 days ago | insidethegames.biz | Daniel Soriano

    Amid million-dollar figures and political offices, the most vulnerable university athletes are struggling not to disappear. The financial reconfiguration of the NCAA is threatening to make the Olympic youth academy a memory, as talents across the nation witness their potential wither untapped. "I feel like I have been called to stand up against this tyranny.

  • 5 days ago | insidethegames.biz | Daniel Soriano

    Olga Stepus, a member of the house of representatives of the national assembly of the Republic of Belarus and a member of the standing committee on health, physical culture, youth, and social policy, was elected as the federation's new president. On 6 May, the national olympic committee hosted the information and election conference of the public association Belarusian Swimming Federation, marking a new chapter in the organisation's leadership.

  • 5 days ago | insidethegames.biz | Daniel Soriano

    In the small yet politically heavyweight West African Republic, a nation whose stature is now undeniable as it prepares to host an event of monumental scale, the calendar pages seem to vanish with a frantic rustle. Fewer than 18 months remain before the Olympic cauldron is lit, crowds surge through the streets, and the Olympic rings rise gloriously into the African sky for the very first time.

  • 6 days ago | insidethegames.biz | Daniel Soriano

    The power structure of basketball in the United States has just been shaken up once again. WNBA icon Sue Bird has been appointed as the very first General Manager of the US Women’s Team, a freshly established role granting her duty over roster curation and technical staff deployment.

  • 6 days ago | insidethegames.biz | Daniel Soriano

    UK Parliament is considering a reform that could mark a turning point in the world's most popular sport. Does football owe reparations for generations of neurological neglect now manifesting its symptoms on former players? Science and politics are beginning to weigh in. "If Jeff Astle's death was ruled an industrial disease, why is football still denying responsibility?" That’s the question X user Andrew Watking was asking last Monday—and he's not alone.

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