Russia banned from using name and flag at next two Olympics
The Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled Russia cannot use its name, flag or anthem at the next two Olympics or world championships for two years after findings of state‑backed doping and tampering of the Moscow lab data. The ban allows neutral identifiers and keeps some exceptions for competition.
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Wrestling team faces uncertain season amid pandemic delays
Lancaster says hygiene is ingrained and athletes are ready to compete, but the unresolved start date from the MHSAA and a shrinking season window put the wrestling campaign in jeopardy. Coaches Steel and team members fear too little time remains to finish matches.
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Negro Leagues players gain lasting MLB equality at last
The 100th anniversary of the Negro Leagues is marked as MLB recognizes players who spent limited time in the leagues. The piece honors those who faced segregation and starvation of opportunity, highlighting how inclusion now affirms their effort and legacy. It notes the postwar stars and the ongoing project to validate Negro League box scores for fair comparison to Major League peers.
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Booker and allies push NCAA reform bill for athlete rights
Democratic leaders led by Booker Blumenthal and Gillibrand with Rep Schakowsky unveil the College Athletes Bill of Rights to grant athletes compensation shares from sports revenue and establish a federal college athletics commission. The proposal aims to curb NCAA amateurism and contrasts with NIL and antitrust debates.
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Margo Jonker retires after long CMU softball era
Former CMU softball coach Margo Jonker reflects on a 40 year impact from Jonker College years 1976 to 1978 through a storied tenure at Central Michigan University. She highlights guiding eight All-Americans and 53 all region selections while earning multiple MAC honors and national hall inductions.
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