IAAF Bans Russia From Rio Track and Field
The IAAF upheld a ban on Russia's track and field federation for a systemic doping scheme from the top down, barring athletes from the Rio de Janeiro Olympics. A narrow exception could allow a few untainted individuals to compete as independents, not under Russia's flag.
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Johnson and Landry lead US Open as Oakmont storm delays
Dustin Johnson tied for the lead at Oakmont after rounds of 67 69 amid rain delays and a marathon 36 holes. Andrew Landry surged to 66 to take sole early lead, becoming the first to hold the sole first-round lead in 30 years. Johnson remains in pursuit with a steady, high confidence game plan and strong driving.
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Watson Eyes Olympic Run After NCAA 400 Hurdles Third
Canadian sprinter Sage Watson of Arizona aims for Olympic trials top three after a 54.85 at NCAA finals. She is focused on today before Canadian trials July 8 and Olympic hopefuls in Rio, while weighing Russia doping row and her goal to reach the Olympic final.
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University of Arizona
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