Reno-Tahoe area pulls out of US Winter Olympic bid race
The Reno-Tahoe Winter Games Coalition have announced that they will not be part of a United States bid for the 2030 Winter Olympic Games.
Gebrselassie insists resignation as President of Ethiopian Athletics Federation was a personal decision
Haile Gebrselassie has insisted that his decision to quit as the President of the Ethiopian Athletics Federation (EAF), two years into his four-year term, was a personal one.
Nicholl to step down as UK Sport chief executive
Liz Nicholl has announced that she will step down as chief executive of UK Sport in the summer of 2019.
American athletes hold event for Japanese youngsters as Narita prepares to host pre-Tokyo 2020 training camp
A special event starring top sprinter Mike Rodgers has been staged in Narita to mark a deal that will see the United States track and field team train there before the 2020 Olympic Games.
Get Into Snow Sports programme launches in China as part of Beijing 2022 build-up
The International Ski Federation (FIS) and the Chinese Ski Association are ready to launch a joint "Get Into Snow Sports (GISS)" China programme after a training course was held for instructors.
Guangzhou ready to host BWF World Tour Finals as new structured season climaxes
Organisers of the Badminton World Federation World Tour Finals in Guangzhou are looking ahead with excitement to the season-ending event andbelieve the Chinese city is ready to play host.
Construction to start at new equestrian venue for Lima 2019
As Lima prepares for the Pan American Games next year, construction is about to begin at the new equestrian venue at the Army Equitation School in La Molina.
Organisers mark 100 days to FIS Nordic World Ski Championships in Seefeld
The Austrian Ski Federation has begun the 100-day countdown to the 2019 International Ski Federation (FIS) Nordic World Ski Championships to be held in Seefeld next year.
Smash-hit European 10,000 metres Cup to stay in London until 2020
The European 10,000 metres Cup, hugely successful in its London staging this year, will remain in the British capital until 2020.
World Curling Academy to promote sport's growth
The World Curling Federation (WCF) and the World Academy of Sport have joined together to establish the World Curling Academy, to promote the global growth of the sport.
FIH sign four-year media deal with New Zealand's Spark Sport
The International Hockey Federation (FIH) has announced a four-year partnership with Spark Sport -who will hold the New Zealand media rights for the Hockey World Cup, FIH Pro League and Olympic Qualifiers.
Four players inducted into ice hockey's Hall of Fame
Six people have been inducted into ice hockey's Hall of Fame in Toronto, including four former players.
Three mixed doubles seeds out in round one at BWF Hong Kong Open
Three seeded pairs were knocked out as the mixed doubles event began the Badminton World Federation (BWF) Hong Kong Open today.
Former rugby union official appointed new chief executive of UniSport Australia
UniSport Australia has appointed former rugby union official Mark Sinderberry as its new chief executive as a replacement for Don Knapp, who is stepping down from the role after 11 years in the position.
England's 2021 Rugby League World Cup to be "most inclusive of all time"
The Rugby League World Cup will, for the first time, stage men's, women's and wheelchair tournaments at the same time when England hosts the 2021 edition - making it "the most inclusive" edition ever.
