We chose Todd Rogers and Phil Dalhausser as our most dominant athletes of the year. What do you think?

With September comes the unofficial end of summer. But what a summer it was.

Two recent Tweets by Shawn Johnson have us paying closer attention. Read them, then let us know if they influence your opinion. Will the 2008 Olympic all-around silver medalist make a serious run at the 2012 Games?

The most popular name in swimming still might be Michael Phelps, but fellow American Ryan Lochte is quickly -- and not quietly -- creeping up on his friend. And wherever your allegiances lie, there isn't much doubt who the best swimmer is right now. Lochte.

A beach volleyball tournament will take place this weekend at Manhattan Beach, but it will not be run by the AVP. Instead, the CBVA is in charge of and it apparently will use the sport's old competition rules, not the current Olympic rules. Which do you think the Manhattan Beach tournament should use this weekend: old school or new school rules?

Three-time U.S. figure skating champion Johnny Weir offered up his views on how to add more flavor to gymnastics. Are you in favor of Johnny's proposals? What ideas do you have? Now is your chance to have your say...

This year, Lance Armstrong has finished in the top 10 at three races and was forced out of three others. Sunday, he finished his final Tour de France in 23rd place. At every turn, he has continued to dodge doping allegations. Do you believe he is clean?

Lance Armstrong has had quite the bumpy ride in 2010, with strong performances sandwiched between disappointments and injury. But does his erratic season have any forbearing on what lies ahead at the Tour de France? You decide.

Olympic gold medalist Kim Yu-Na collaborated with boy band Big Bang for South Korea's World Cup cheer song. "Queen" Yu-Na has not decided if she will continue competing and the music video shows she may have found a new career.