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Hansen re-elected as European Athletics President as Alexander becomes only second female vice-president in EA history

  • Athletics

Svein Arne Hansen was re-elected unopposed for another four years as European Athletics (EA) President today as the 26th EA Congress in Prague voted in a record number of female Council members – including Britain’s Cherry Alexander, who became one of three vice-presidents.

Turkey, Jean Gracia of France, Karin Grute Movin of Sweden, Marton Gyulai of Hungary, Frank Hensel of Germany



Russia's Team Paradise make perfect start to ISU World Synchronized Skating Championships in Helsinki

  • Skating

Finland’s Team Marigold Ice Unity, five-times winners of the International Skating Union (ISU) World Synchronized Skating Championships, made a strong start to the defence of their title in Helsinki tonight - but not strong enough to head Russia’s Team Paradise.

.Teams from Australia, Austria, Belgium, China, Croatia, the Czech Republic, France, Great Britain, Germany



Philip Barker: Germany's journey from division to unity

  • Inside the Blogs

Seventy years ago, the Olympic Movement was faced with the reintegration of a nation excluded from the world sporting community. 

Since the end of the Second World War, Germany had been divided.

After all the terrible things that have happened in Germany during the recent past, it seems clear to

As you may imagine, we have not looked with great favour on any subsequent appeals from East Germany,

The repression of the Hungarian uprising meant those in West Germany were increasingly uneasy."

It was the only time East Germany qualified for the tournament.


First FIFA eNations Cup to begin in London

  • Non-Olympic Sports

Some 40 players from 20 countries are set to contest the first edition of the FIFA eNations Cup in London.

associations, FIFA state.Argentina, Australia, Brazil, China PR, Denmark, England, Finland, France, Germany

FIFAeWorldCup) April 3, 2019Spain, United States, New Zealand, Mexico and China contest Group B, with Germany






Holders United States hammer Russia to seal perfect Group A record at IIHF Women's World Championship

  • Ice Hockey

Captain Kendall Coyne Schofield and defender Lee Stecklein both scored twice as the United States completed their perfect Group A run with a 10-0 thrashing of Russia at the International Ice Hockey Federation Women’s World Championship in Espoo.

four wins out of four and condemned their opponents to a runners-up finish.Joining Czech Republic and Germany

face Japan, Russia meet Switzerland, Finland go up against Czech Republic and Canada do battle with Germany



Czech Republic secure quarter-final spot at IIHF Women's World Championship

  • Ice Hockey

Czech Republic earned their place in the International Ice Hockey Federation Women’s World Championship quarter-finals after making it three regulation-time wins out of three with victory over Japan in Espoo today. 

Aurard’s unassisted goal proved the difference.Despite suffering their first loss of the tournament, Germany

Finland.Sweden go up against Japan in the first Group B match prior to Czech Republic's encounter with Germany


IWBF releases full schedule for Women’s Under-25 World Championship

  • Wheelchair Basketball News

The International Wheelchair Basketball Federation (IWBF) has released the schedule for the Women’s Under-25 World Championship in Thailand.

Opening Ceremony, on a first day which will also feature Japan's clash with Great Britain in Pool A, Germany


Olympism revived: it is exactly 100 years since a sparsely-attended IOC Session in Switzerland signified that the Movement had survived the Great War

  • The Big Read

One hundred years ago, on April 5, 1919, Olympism was revived after one of the darkest episodes in European history.

numbers since 1914 is attributable largely to an absence on the new list of members from defeated nations Germany

With the allied powers still technically in a state of war with Germany until the Treaty of Versailles

trophies, however, would not be contested, presumably because they had been donated by the Emperors of Germany