A new program means US athletes who compete at the Olympics or Paralympics will be eligible to receive thousands in post-retirement benefits.

After the stunning election win comes the sober business of leading the International Olympic Committee for Kirsty Coventry ...

Seven-time Olympic medallist Kirsty Coventry vowed to use the memories of her trials and tribulations as an aspiring athlete ...

Kirsty Coventry has been elected president of the International Olympic Committee. She's the first woman and first African to ...

Every Olympic and Paralympic athlete who participates in the 2026 Milan games and future games through at least 2032 will receive $200,000 in financial benefits.

Completing a marathon of 42.195 kilometers is no small feat. Endurance athletes often peak between ages 28 to 34, yet many continue to excel beyond this range. For example, Kipchoge, who won the men's ...

Trans athlete Sadie Schreiner alleges to have been banned from Team USA track events while in Maine, amid a quiet rule change ...

For many U.S. Olympic athletes ... their $100,000 retirement payments 20 years after the Games they competed in or when they turn 45, whichever comes later. The benefits add up over multiple ...

Plus, Fordham University landed $100 million, and Vanderbilt, University of Virginia, Cornell Tech, and two other ...

President Thomas Bach, who has been more lenient with Russia, likely prefers another candidate to Coe heading toward the Los ...

Kirsty Coventry became the latest occupant to have great responsibility when she was elected as the 10th President of ...