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World Lacrosse appoints 49 members to new committees

  • Non-Olympic Sports

World Lacrosse has appointed members to its new committees and sub-committees for education and training, officiating and the sport's rules.

A total of 49 people were appointed to the committees, primarily from the United States, Canada, England


Philip Barker: Cheating and the 100-year history of the Olympic Oath

  • Inside the Blogs

The Court of Arbitration for Sport has announced the Russian appeal against the sanctions imposed by the World Anti Doping Agency (WADA) will begin on November 2. If this hearing goes ahead it will go a long way to establishing who can take part if the Olympics open as planned on July 23 2021.

medal by default.The Czechoslovakians were not the last to take issue with Olympic officialdom.The 1972 United

States basketball team celebrate, thinking the had won the gold medal ©Getty ImagesIn the 1968 football


NBA approves 22-team format to finish season and aims for July 31 restart

  • Basketball

The National Basketball Association (NBA) plans to restart its 2019-2020 season on July 31 in Orlando, with just the 22 teams in playoff contention competing.

spectators present when the NBA action returns ©Getty ImagesSilver's comments come after protests across the United

States and beyond after the death of George Floyd at the hands of police.A memorial service for Floyd




Brian Oliver: How did it come to this? Five months that shook the world of weightlifting

  • Inside the Blogs

It looked likely to be the biggest story of the week in Olympic sport when insidethegames reported, on New Year’s Day, that two Egyptian coaches had been sent to jail during a Government inquiry into widespread doping and fraud.

Ursula Papandrea, a former international athlete who became the highest-qualified female coach in the United

States and a campaigning presence on national and international executive boards, was voted in as Acting



Recurve stars to participate in second World Archery Lockdown Knockout

  • Archery

World Archery has confirmed the eight athletes to participate in the second edition of its Lockdown Knockout event, which will begin tomorrow.

Colombia’s Sara Lopez.Recurve archers will now participate in the second edition, with entrants including United

States’ Brady Ellison.The five-time Archery World Cup winner and reigning World Archery champion will

European champion Steve Wijler of The Netherlands.Mexico’s London 2012 silver medallist Aida Roman, United

States’ Casey Kaufhold, Turkey’s Yasemin Anagoz and Dutch archer Gaby Bayardo complete the line-up.Qualification



GEF announces launch of new Commission to drive esports forward

  • Non-Olympic Sports

The Global Esports Federation (GEF) has announced the formation of a new Brand, Marketing, Commercial and Communication Commission to drive the sport forward.

President and chief executive of OverActive Media Group, Peter Zeytoonjian, senior vice-president of United

States Olympic and Paralympic Properties, Yasuhiro Nakamori, director of the Japanese Olympic Committee's




Salazar appeal against four-year ban to be heard by CAS in November

  • Athletics

Banned athletics coach Alberto Salazar's appeal against his four-year suspension will be heard by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) in November.

Jeffrey Brown for between November 8 and 16.Sport's highest court said they were likely to be held in the United

States rather than Switzerland, where the CAS is based.Salazar and Brown were each banned for four years

following a six-year investigation conducted by the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA).Salazar


Taylor to become Swimming Australia head coach for Tokyo 2020 after Verhaeren steps down

  • Tokyo 2020

Rohan Taylor is set to take over as head coach of Swimming Australia for the postponed Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games after Jacco Verhaeren stepped down.

SwimmingAUS) June 3, 2020The 51-year-old helped Australia to the world number two ranking behind the United

States at the 2015 and 2019 World Championships and oversaw three Olympic gold medals at Rio 2016.