USA to be cautious in bids for Games
USA Today - Tue Feb 9, 9:38 pm ETThe U.S. Olympic Committee CEO doesn't want the USA to bid on Olympics until he knows if the International Olympic Committee would show support.
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The U.S. Olympic Committee CEO doesn't want the USA to bid on Olympics until he knows if the International Olympic Committee would show support.
Less than two weeks after reporting for duty, Blackmun is in Vancouver for the 2010 Winter Olympics, meeting and greeting the International Olympic Committee members who unceremoniously ousted Chicago in the voting for the 2016 Summer Games host last fall, then partly blamed it on the USOC's strained relations with the IOC.
New U.S. Olympic Committee CEO Scott Blackmun takes the first steps toward healing the organization's rift with the IOC.
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Tracy Sachtjen of the 2010 U.S. women's curling team will document her experience for USA TODAY leading up to the 2010 Olympic Games in Vancouver.
The Vancouver Olympics will serve as a "blueprint" for future games, International Olympic Committee president Jacques Rogge said Tuesday. Three days before the opening of the games, Rogge praised Vancouver organizers for their policies on the environment and long-term use of facilities. He singled out organizing committee VANOC, which had to cope with the global economic downturn.
Russia has been sent a clear message that its athletes have a problem with using performance-enhancing drugs, and its government is taking action to deal with it, the leader of the International Olympic Committee's medical commission said Tuesday.
International Olympic Committee officials warned would-be dope cheats that they will be uncovered, even if it takes nearly eight years of advances in dope testing to reveal their shame.
Russia has been sent a clear message that its athletes have a problem with using performance-enhancing drugs, and its government is taking action to deal with it, the head of the International Olympic Committee's medical commission said Tuesday. The comments by Arne Ljungqvist came a day after IOC president Jacques Rogge voiced concern at the high number of doping cases among Russian...
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U.S. and international Olympic leaders have opened discussions on improving relations and settling the financial issues that have isolated the Americans from the rest of the Olympic movement. U.S. Olympic Committee president Larry Probst and new chief executive officer Scott Blackmun met Monday with International Olympic Committee president Jacques Rogge and other officials to begin the new...
Canada's ambitious goal is to top the medals table at the Vancouver Winter Olympics but it will be a hollow achievement to much of the Great White North unless the men's ice hockey gold is among the final tally.
SYDNEY (AP) -- Sydney and former Australia midfielder Steve Corica will retire at the end of the current A-League season, ending a career which included 32 internationals and spells in England and Japan.
Team USA announced by U.S. Olympic Committee for 2010 Olympic Winter Games: Alpine Skiing Men Will Brandenburg , Spokane, Wash. Jimmy Cochran , Keene, N.H. Erik Fisher , Middleton, Idaho Tommy Ford , Bend, Ore. Tim Jitloff , Reno, Nev. Nolan Kasper , Warren, Vt. Ted Ligety , Park City, Utah Bode Miller , Franconia, N.H. Steven Nyman , Sundance, Utah Marco Sullivan , Squaw Valley, Calif. Andrew ...
Bright sunshine darkened the mood again at the Winter Olympics while potential drugs cheats received a pre-Games warning that they'll never escape their crimes.
In England, there's not much construction work to do during the winter. So certainly, Michael Edwards would have time for a phone chat.
Sydney and former Australia midfielder Steve Corica will retire at the end of the current A-League season, ending a career which included 32 internationals and spells in England and Japan. Corica, 36, played more than 490 top-level games in a 20-year career which began in Australia's defunct National Soccer League.