What to watch in Olympic sports this weekend
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Canada's most decorated Olympian is feeling as good as ever, both mentally and physically, in the wake of her most recent Olympic triumph.
Pioneering dance music legends Orbital are to headline this year’s Moovin festival. The siblings behind rave classics like Chime and Belfast will be joined by a host of other top names at the boutique festival just half an hour out of the city.
The most impressive U.S. male swimmer in 2022 paid no attention to the Olympics in 2021.
Duncan Scott set a new national record in the men’s 400 metres individual medley final at the British Swimming Championships, breaking the previous benchmark by nearly half a second.
Canadian swimmer Josh Liendo is a man on a mission and he's not afraid to talk about it.
There are 14 individual Olympic swimming events per gender. So far this year, the fastest U.S. woman in nine of them has been either Katie Ledecky (of course) or Claire Curzan.
Olympic 100m butterfly gold medalist Maggie Mac Neil will not swim that race, or any other individual event, at the world championships in Budapest in June, reportedly citing anxiety, a pressure to succeed and time to rest after coming back from an elbow fracture last month.