A total of 13 men broke the 4-minute barrier in the fifth annual Sir Walter Miler race on Aug. 3, amounting to the most American runners ever to run under 4 minutes in a single race.
ESPN’s The Undefeated website article shows love to legendary St. Augustine’s University’s track coach George Williams, whose Falcons could earn the college program’s 40th NCAA Division II title May 26, 2018 in Charlotte, N.C.
Randi Griffin, from Apex, competed for the unified Korean women’s hockey team at the Winter Olympics, scoring an historic first Olympic goal for her team. The Hall of Fame in Toronto has said it will place the puck in its World of Hockey display.
Two skaters and a coach from North Carolina are on the U.S. speedskating team at the 2018 Winter Olympics, a testament to the state’s inline skating heritage.
Randi Griffin of North Carolina is part of puck diplomacy at the 2018 Winter Olympics as a member of a women’s hockey team made up of North and South Korean players.
Google and YouTube searches led to Kendall Wesenberg to becoming Modesto, Calif.’s first Winter Olympian. She’ll compete in skeleton in Pyeongchang this week.
Joshua Cooper Ramo angered many Koreans Friday night by calling Japan one of that divided peninsula’s examples for technical and cultural transformation during NBC’s broadcast of the the 2018 Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony, and he is from Durham.
Across all Team USA sports, there are three athletes that call the Old North State home: hockey player Bobby Sanguinetti and long track speedskaters Heather Bergsma and Kimani Griffin.
Skating has taken Anthony Barthell from High Point, N.C., to Australia to Pyeongchang, where he’s coaching the U.S. short track speedskating team at the 2018 Winter Olympics.
While the sport of curling appears simple and easy, there is nothing simple and easy about sliding a 40-pound stone down a sheet of ice and have it stop exactly where you want it.
After overcoming a series of obstacles, Jamaica’s first women’s bobsled team wants to prove at the Winter Olympics that they’re not a “Cool Runnings” sequel.
Anson Carter, a black former National Hockey League player, will analyze Winter Olympics hockey games from NBC Sports Group’s International Broadcast Center
