How to watch the Beijing 2022 opening ceremony
Less than six months after the pandemic-delayed Tokyo Olympic Games closed, Beijing 2022 is set to officially kick off Friday with the opening ceremony.
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Women’s Hockey Olympic Preview: Full schedule, how to watch, team rosters
To help you get up to speed on everything you need to know about women’s hockey at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, On Her Turf has compiled some helpful resources: from a full tournament schedule to a complete history of the U.S.-Canada rivalry to rosters for all 10 teams. This guide will be updated with results as the women’s Olympic ice hockey tournament progresses.
China's 2008 Olympics heralded its arrival on the world stage, but this year's Games will be very different
The world could hardly be more different from the last time Olympic athletes entered Beijing's bird's nest stadium.
Get up to speed with all the events at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games
The Winter Olympics are coming, but it's fair to say Aussies might not be as familiar with some of the events as those in its Summer counterpart.
Saudi Arabia’s flag will be raised tomorrow as the only GCC member participating in 2022 Beijing Olympics
RIYADH: In a huge milestone for Saudi Arabia the country’s flag will be raised high on Friday at the opening ceremony of the 2022 Beijing Olympics, the only Gulf nation to compete at the winter games.
Jakara Anthony nails perfect start for Australia as best qualifier for moguls finals at Beijing Winter Olympic Games
Jakara Anthony has laid down a marker at a frigid Genting Snow Park to qualify in first position for Sunday's women's moguls finals.
US hockey star Brianna Decker out of Winter Olympics after suffering serious leg injury
US hockey star Brianna Decker is out of the Winter Olympics after suffering a serious leg injury in her first game in Beijing.
Morocco coach ‘ready to quit’ if World Cup bid fails
RABAT: Under pressure following Morocco’s ouster from the Africa Cup of Nations, Bosnian coach Vahid Halilhodzic said Thursday he was ready to stand down if his World Cup qualification bid falls short. “My first goal is to get the team to qualify, and if I don’t manage that I could leave,” he said during a press conference in Rabat. “Let me carry on and do everything I can to get to the World Cup.