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- Pia Sundhage names 18 women to U.S. women's 2012 Olympic soccer rosterPosted: May 27, 4:06p ET | Updated: May 27, 11:56p ET
United States women’s soccer coach Pia Sundhage announced her final 18-player roster for the 2012 Olympic Games on Sunday, selecting a roster that includes 11 Beijing Olympians and 17 women who appeared at the 2011 Women’s World Cup.
- Nichols and Hedstrom row to LondonPosted: May 27, 10:31a ET | Updated: May 27, 12:39p ET
Lightweight women's double sculls crew Julie Nichols and Kristin Hedstrom qualified for the U.S. Olympic team with a fourth place finish in the final round of the Samsung World Rowing Cup on Sunday.
- Women's eight set new record, LW2X can still qualify for LondonPosted: May 25, 2:20p ET | Updated: May 26, 2:25p ET
The U.S. women's eight broke a record Friday at the 2012 Samsung World Rowing Cup II. Ken Jurkowski missed his chance to qualify for London, but the lightweight women's pair has a chance on Sunday.
- Elizabeth Beisel loves the Boston CelticsPosted: May 24, 12:19p ET | Updated: May 24, 4:21p ET
If you’re looking for U.S. swimmer Elizabeth Beisel on Saturday, she’ll be at one of two places: In the swimming pool or plopped in front of a TV.
- Brendan Hansen: Not an IronmanPosted: May 24, 12:18p ET | Updated: May 24, 1:14p ET
Brendan Hansen has an announcement to make: He’s not crazy.
- Olympic torch goes out briefly, quickly rekindledPosted: May 21, 2:58p ET | Updated: May 21, 2:58p ET
The Olympic torch was briefly snuffed out Monday during the relay leading up to the London 2012 Games.
- Weekend Review: Shanghai sprinters and shotgun shootersPosted: May 21, 11:02a ET | Updated: May 21, 12:31p ET
It seems like everyone was in or at a wedding this weekend. If so, you missed out on an interesting weekend in Olympics news as the hurdles race heated up and shooters sealed up spots in London.
- Three Americans book Olympic berths at TrialsPosted: May 20, 11:17p ET | Updated: May 22, 12:06p ET
Corey Cogdell and Vincent Hancocks are headed back to the Olympics after winning at Shotgun Trials in Tuscon, Ariz. on Sunday. Frank Thompson will join them, along with three previously qualified shooters.
- Imboden wins bronze, may move into World Top 4Posted: May 20, 11:48a ET | Updated: May 21, 3:58p ET
Nineteen-year-old Race Imboden won his second career World Cup medal at the Seoul Foil World Cup in Korea on Saturday. The Brooklyn native took bronze and is expected to move into the World Top 4.
- Eller qualifies for London in men's double trapPosted: May 20, 12:35a ET | Updated: May 21, 6:10p ET
Glenn Eller qualified for the 2012 London Olympics on Saturday by winning the Team USA men's double trap berth at Trials on Saturday in Tuscon. He is the 2008 Olympic gold medalist.
- London flame Britain boundPosted: May 18, 11:11a ET | Updated: May 18, 1:01p ET
The Olympic flame heads to Britain to light a 70-day torch relay leading to the opening of the 2012 London Games.
- Pfeilschifter wins again in MilanPosted: May 18, 10:43a ET | Updated: May 18, 10:43a ET
Sonja Pfeilschifter of Germany continued her battle with Katerina Emmons at the World Cup in Milan by winning Friday's women's 50m rifle 3 position event.
- Predicting the U.S. women's Olympic roster: ForwardsPosted: May 17, 2:34a ET | Updated: May 17, 2:34a ET
We’ve sorted through the position battles among the U.S. women’s national soccer team’s goalkeepers, defenders and midfielders over the past two days. Now, finally, we dig into the women seeking to occupy the American frontline, starting with two of the most prominent faces of U.S. soccer.
- Six U.S. boats to compete in World Cup II, beginning FridayPosted: May 16, 7:09p ET | Updated: May 24, 2:24p ET
The Olympic rowing season will continue to heat up at the 2012 Samsung World Rowing Cup II, held May 25-27 in Lucerne, Switzerland, where the U.S. will have the chance to send three more athletes to London.
- Brendan Hansen: Breaststroker, beer drinkerPosted: May 16, 12:43p ET | Updated: May 16, 12:54p ET
Before U.S. breaststroker Brendan Hansen decided to come back for another run at Olympic gold, he changed up his training routine and started drinking beer.
- Predicting the U.S. women's Olympic roster: Goalkeepers and defendersPosted: May 15, 2:00a ET | Updated: May 16, 8:45a ET
As the U.S. women embark on this final stage of their Olympic preparation, it feels like a good time to take an assessment of where the roster stands, and who seems most likely to break into Sundhage’s final 18. First up, the goalkeepers and defenders.
- Krzyzewski doesn't plan to coach 2016 Olympic teamPosted: May 14, 2:58p ET | Updated: May 14, 6:27p ET
Mike Krzyzewski says he thinks the London Olympics will be his last coaching the United States.
- U.S. men's hoops squad to be named July 7Posted: May 14, 2:13p ET | Updated: May 14, 2:13p ET
USA Basketball chairman Jerry Colangelo considers about 10 men's Olympic team spots set "on paper," with the rest to be determined over two days of practice before the squad is announced July 7.
- Phelps finishes second in 200m fly in CharlottePosted: May 12, 7:14p ET | Updated: May 12, 10:14p ET
Michael Phelps settled for another runner-up finish at the Charlotte Grand Prix when he was edged by China's Wu Peng in the 200-meter butterfly on Saturday.
- UltraSwim notes: Berens wins Phelps-Lochte duel in CharlottePosted: May 11, 10:08p ET | Updated: May 11, 10:11p ET
Friday night’s finals at the Charlotte UltraSwim featured surprises, world-leading times and some bright colors. Here are a few takeaways.










