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5 days ago |
olympics.com | Scott Bregman
The Dutch women will be without two of their stars at the upcoming European Artistic Gymnastics Championships, set for 26–31 May in Leipzig, Germany. Two-time Olympian Eythora Thorsdottir, who is returning to the sport after missing the Olympic Games Paris 2024 due to injury, posted on Instagram this week that a “minor tear” in her calf will keep her out of competition. “It’s nothing major, but just bad timing which makes it impossible to make it to the European Championships,” she wrote.
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1 week ago |
olympics.com | Scott Bregman
There won’t be much rest for U.S. gymnast Joscelyn Roberson. The 2024 Team USA Olympic alternate is fresh off her freshman campaign for the University of Arkansas and is already hard at work on her next big goal: the 2025 World Championships. “Our plan, I think, is to go to Classics. We’re not sure if I’m going to do the all-around or just a few events first. It’ll depend on how I progress,” Roberson told Olympics.com this week in an exclusive interview.
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1 week ago |
olympics.com | ZK Goh
The 2025/26 figure skating season in ice dance just got a little more competitive. Maia and Alex Shibutani, the 2018 Olympic bronze medallists in ice dance as well as the team event, are making their comeback to competition after seven years away. The Shibutanis, who were the first athletes of Asian descent to win an Olympic medal since ice dance became an Olympic event in 1976, are calling an end to a hiatus that began after the PyeongChang Games.
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2 weeks ago |
olympics.com | Alessandro Poggi
When Armand ‘Mondo’ Duplantis was just a promising 17-year-old — not yet the athletics superstar he is today — he told Olympics.com that his plan for the future was to “fulfil my legacy as just the best pole vaulter to ever live.”Nine years, two Olympic gold medals, and 11 world records later, can the Swede now say he has achieved that goal?
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3 weeks ago |
olympics.com | Grace Goulding
On 20 April in České Budějovice, Czechia, the fiercest rivalry in women’s ice hockey delivered yet another thriller. Team USA dethroned defending champions Canada in an edge-of-your-seat overtime finale, winning 4–3 to capture the gold at the 2025 IIHF Women’s World Championship. Finland defeated host nation Czechia in a similarly exciting overtime game, also 4–3, to claim bronze.
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