Spread the love Throughout history, certain individuals have transcended their respective sports, leaving an indelible mark ...

The 20th century was a period of major transformation in the world of sport, thanks in large part to pioneering women who ...

Edwards invoked Eroseanna "Rose" Robinson, a high jumper who, incensed by Jim Crow, refused to stand for the national anthem ...

As we celebrate Women’s History Month, we must honor the remarkable women who broke barriers and paved the way for future ...

From shattering Olympic records to breaking barriers, these women have been influential in changing the world of women's ...

Picture: Bertrand Guay/AFP “With Kate Eckhardt, there will be three of us going head to head in the individual races in kayak and ... her dream of being an Olympic paddler.

Clarksville NowOlympic sprint star Wilma Rudolph ... qualify for her first Olympics in 1956. She competed in the 4×100 relay in Melbourne, Australia, and won bronze. Rudolph’s dominance in ...

Many legendary athletes ran on this red dirt at the 1960 Olympics, including New Zealand runner Peter Snell, American sprinter Wilma Rudolph, and 19-year-old Vancouver ... who often attended games and ...

The German-speaking Italian with the French-sounding family name is most at home on the Norwegian slope that staged the 1994 Olympics races. He now has six of his 24 career World Cup wins at ...

Paris, the German-speaking Italian with the French-sounding family name, is most at home on the Norwegian slope that staged the 1994 Olympics races. He now has six of his 24 career World Cup wins ...