Olympics-From clothing hauls to TikTok trends, Gen Z Olympians show new side of Games
By Jenna Zucker
Beijing Sport News
Olympic champion Matt Hamilton: Curling for charity – and gold
Fashion statements in Olympic curling competition is nothing new. For years, the Norwegian curling team’s pants have captured global attention
Olympic Games 2022: How to watch Quentin Fillon Maillet, Guillaume Cizeron, Gabriella Papadakis, and Team France
France have one gold and five silver medals after ten days of competition at Beijing 2022.
From clothing hauls to TikTok trends, Gen Z Olympians show new side of Games
ZHANGJIAKOU, China : American snowboarder Maddie Mastro has captured the hearts of millions on the internet by showing both the highs and lows of being an Olympian, sharing everything from try-on hauls to competition prep on her TikTok account.
Winter Olympics 2022 - 'I don't know where the speed went' - emotional Laura Deas trails after two skeleton runs
Laura Deas and Brogan Crowley have a mountain to climb after two runs of the women’s skeleton, with the former at a loss to explain why she lacked pace. With Team GB’s record in skeleton down the years, there was hope that Deas and Crowley would make up for what has been a slow start to the Games. Ad/> But after two of the four runs, Deas and Crowley sit in 21st and 22nd place respectively behind leader Jaclyn Narracott.
Snowboarding-With tears and hugs, White bids farewell to competition at Beijing Games
ZHANGJIAKOU, China : American snowboarding legend Shaun White broke down in tears after his last ever competitive run at the Beijing Olympics on Friday, saying he was grateful to be leaving behind a legacy for the next generation of professional riders.
Olympics: Urgent hearing to decide fate of Russian figure skater after failing drug test
Fifteen-year-old Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva faces being thrown out of the Winter Olympics after the International Testing Agency confirmed she tested positive for a banned heart medication in December.
Olymics-Skeleton-Australia's Narraccott in the driving seat at halfway point as Britain's hopes slide
YANQING, China : Australia's Jaclyn Narracott was on track at the halfway mark of the women's skeleton on Friday to become the first slider outside of Europe and North America to claim a medal in the event as the sun set on Britain's dominance of the event.