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Bishop Barron mentioned that society’s love for athletic "excellence" on display at this year’s Olympic Games runs contrary to its current preoccupation with Diversity, Equity and Inclusion initiatives.
Vinesh Phogat's unexpected disqualification from the Paris Olympic Games sent shockwaves across the Indian sporting spectrum. The authority's decision triggered a plethora of questions among fans on social media, as everyone wondered why Vinesh couldn't lose the last 100 grams to fall under the 50kg mark, in order to compete in the gold medal match. Vinesh was competing in the 50kg freestyle wrestling event, as the 53kg category was blocked by fellow wrestler Antim Panghal. Vinesh, whose natural weight is around 56-57kg, found it tough to manage her weight, which eventually became the reason behind her exit from the Paris Games.
Rhasidat Adeleke hasn't looked at her best so far in Paris, but has the capability of hitting the reset button and challenging for a medal on Friday night.
Dutch iron-woman Sharon van Rouwendaal claimed her second Olympic women's 10km marathon swimming gold medal this morning by snatching the lead late from Australia's silver medallist Moesha Johnson in the long slog through the river Seine.
Ireland's Kate O'Connor finished seventh in her 100m hurdles heat as the first event of the women's heptathlon got underway at the Stade de France on Thursday morning.
Ireland's double Olympic champion Kellie Harrington has confirmed that she has retired from boxing.
The cheering was loud in Borden, Sask., on Tuesday as Savannah Sutherland raced herself one step closer to winning an Olympic medal.
Lin Yu-ting, one of the fighters thrust into a gender eligibility row at the Olympics, reached the women’s featherweight final before her beaten opponent made an ‘X’ sign with her fingers.