The New York TimesMatthew Wolff At the U.S. Open, Matthew Wolff Is Having Fun Againverified_publisher The New York Times - Bill PenningtonSAN DIEGO — For Matthew Wolff, rock bottom came in April when he was at the Masters, perhaps golf’s most cherished event, and was utterly miserable. “The entire time there my head was down and I hated...
The New York TimesCollege Sports Hopes Fade for Imminent Federal Deal on College Athletes, Pressuring N.C.A.A.verified_publisher The New York Times - Alan BlinderWASHINGTON — Congress is not expected to move this month to override a crush of state laws that, as soon as July 1, will challenge the N.C.A.A. rules that have kept college athletes from making money their...
The New York TimesBurritos Confusion Reigns at Trials Over Runner Who Blamed Drug Test on Burritoverified_publisher The New York Times - Kevin DraperEUGENE, Ore. — After a whirlwind eight hours that caused immense confusion across the world of track and field, the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee confirmed on Thursday night that Shelby...
The New York TimesOregon U.S.A. Track & Field Olympic Trials: Schedule and Events Detailsverified_publisher The New York Times - Scott CacciolaFor months, they have trained in relative isolation. They have triple jumped in empty stadiums and chased qualifying standards on high school tracks. You may have heard this before, but the pandemic created...
The New York TimesOregon What to Watch For in the U.S.A. Track & Field Olympic Trialsverified_publisher The New York Times - Scott CacciolaFor months, they have trained in relative isolation. They have triple jumped in empty stadiums and chased qualifying standards on high school tracks. You may have heard this before, but the pandemic created...
The New York TimesNaomi Osaka Naomi Osaka Withdraws From Wimbledon but Will Play in Tokyo Olympicsverified_publisher The New York Times - Christopher Clarey and Ben RothenbergNaomi Osaka will not play in Wimbledon this month but will compete at the Tokyo Olympics, her agent said on Thursday. Osaka’s agent, Stuart Duguid, confirmed that she would skip the grasscourt Grand Slam...
The New York TimesChristian Eriksen Christian Eriksen Will Get Defibrillator; Denmark Falls to Belgiumverified_publisher The New York Times - Victor Mather and Andrew DasThe fans cheered for Christian Eriksen in Copenhagen’s streets and parks, and they called out his name in the stands at Parken Stadium. And, in the 10th minute, the players from Denmark and Belgium even...
The New York TimesU.S. Politics Title IX Protections Extend to Transgender Students, Education Dept. Saysverified_publisher The New York Times - Katie RogersWASHINGTON — The Education Department said on Wednesday that transgender students were protected under Title IX, a law that prohibits sex-based discrimination in federally funded schools, reversing a policy...
The New York TimesLos Angeles Sports Was The NBA Season Too Much Too Soon After the Bubble?verified_publisher The New York Times - Marc SteinThe Los Angeles Lakers will not play another game until October, but LeBron James is apparently not ready to stop dunking. Fresh off the maiden first-round playoff exit of his career, James responded a...
The New York TimesCoronavirus (COVID-19) In Sprint to Reopening, Sports Hits Pandemic Obstaclesverified_publisher The New York Times - Kevin DraperFans are returning in droves to stadiums. Games and tournaments are proceeding with regularity. Sports officials are projecting confidence that the pandemic is in the rearview mirror. Yet no playing field,...
The New York TimesGrand Slam (Tennis) Rafael Nadal Will Skip Wimbledon and Tokyo Olympicsverified_publisher The New York Times - Victor MatherCorrection: June 17, 2021 This article has been revised to reflect the following correction: An earlier version of this article described Rafael Nadal's loss to Novak Djokovic in the French Open semifinals...
