Les Carpenter

With male participation dwindling amid colliding stereotypes and traditions, Gabriella Papadakis and Madison Hubbell offer bold statement on the sport’s future.

Malinin looked all but invincible in Boston as he defended his world championship with ease, but he knows there’s room for improvement ahead of Milan in 2026.

Alysa Liu becomes the first U.S. woman to win a world figure skating title since 2006, and two other Americans finish in the top five in a promising showing.

Three years after quitting figure skating, the 19-year-old American is having fun and on top of the world championships.

World Athletics President Sebastian Coe said the testing plan is “not just talking about the integrity of female, women’s sport but actually guaranteeing it.”

The International Olympic Committee has voted to save Olympic boxing just months after fiascos and scandals seemed to put its future in doubt.

Decades after his father modernized the Olympics, Juan Antonio Samaranch Jr. is running for IOC president and aiming to adapt the Games to a new landscape.

By securing the broadcast rights for the 2034 Salt Lake City Games, the network locks down two Olympics in the U.S. in the next decade.

After running the past two Olympic competitions and cutting ties with the previous governing body, the IOC moves toward restoring the sport to the program.

With the Milan-Cortina Olympics a year away, the 20-year-old speedskater won 18 straight races.