Coleman still out of Olympics as doping ban cut to 18 months
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has reduced Christian Coleman's doping ban to 18 months on appeal, but the 100 metres world champion will still miss the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
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WBSC Paralympic Commission to support baseball for the blind teaching in Tanzania
The World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC) Paralympic Commission is helping to deliver a baseball for the blind seminar in Tanzania later this month.
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The European Judo Championships are due to begin in Lisbon tomorrow, with Ukrainian world champion Daria Bilodid among those set to be in action on day one.
Two-time Olympic champion Veerpalu given two-year doping ban in connection with Operation Aderlass
Former Olympic champion Andrus Veerpalu has been banned from International Ski Federation (FIS)-sanctioned events for two years after being found guilty of involvement in the "Operation Aderlass" blood-doping conspiracy.
Philippines and Jordan to host FIBA Asia Cup qualifiers in bubbles in June
Clark in the Philippines and Jordanian capital Amman will host outstanding qualifiers for basketball's Asia Cup.
Hangzhou 2022 breaking venue confirmed
Gongshu Canal Sports Park Gymnasium has been announced as the breaking venue for next year's Asian Games.
Chile beat Cameroon to earn last women's football berth at Tokyo 2020
Chile have secured the last place in the women's Olympic football tournament at Tokyo 2020 by defeating Cameroon over a two-legged playoff.
Second US Olympic and Paralympic rowing trials underway
The second set of United States Olympic and Paralympic rowing trials have begun in New Jersey today, with time trials held in three events.
IBU confirms RBU not eligible for reinstatement until at least December 2022 at latest meeting of working group
A working group overseeing the reinstatement of the Russian Biathlon Union (RBU) has underlined that the national body will not be able to become a full International Biathlon Union (IBU) member again until at least December 2022.
WBSC launches podcast series 100 days before Tokyo 2020 softball tournament begins
The World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC) has launched a new podcast, The Global Game, to mark 100 days until the softball tournament begins at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
Women's tennis coverage less frequent and more focused on off-court details, ITF study finds
An International Tennis Federation (ITF) study into the gender equality in coverage of the sport has found that women's tennis receives less attention than men's and that the discussion is less focused on happenings on the court.
Nicholas Cheffings Para Athlete Bursary awarded to 10 British Tokyo 2020 hopefuls
Ten British athletes who will benefit from the Nicholas Cheffings Para Athlete Bursary in 2021 have been announced by law firm Hogan Lovells.
Button named senior manager of COC-backed well-being scheme Game Plan
Cara Button has been named senior manager of Game Plan, the Canadian Olympic Committee (COC)-backed athlete well-being programme.
Host towns still hoping for in-person cultural exchanges with Austrian Paralympic Committee
Austrian Paralympic Committee (ÖPC) general secretary Petra Huber met with officials from three Japanese towns and cities to discuss cultural exchanges between the settlements and Austrian Paralympians.
Matsuyama overcomes late wobble to win The Masters
Hideki Matsuyama held his nerve to win The Masters by a single shot and become the first Japanese man to win a golf major.
