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Stiegler out for the season
U.S. Alpine racer Resi Stiegler will be out for the rest of the season following a training run crash on Thursday at Copper Mountain, Colo. The 24-year-old hooked a gate at the bottom of Copper's giant slalom course and suffered a serious complex injury to her left leg, which required surgery and will keep her from skiing for the rest of the season.
Caster Semenya keeps her medal
The 18-year-old South African keeps the gold medal won at the 800 meters in Berlin. The controversy is far from over, however. Plus: not to worry about Michael Phelps, a former IOC marketing director offers a revealing 2016 analysis and why all Twitter fans should be following sports agent Evan Morgenstein.
- SKI JUMPING:
Female ski jumpers hear reasons for case dismissal - UCI WORLD CUP:
Meares, Meyer win gold to open World Cup meet - CASTER SEMENYA:
Governing bodies still in talks over Semenya's future - FRANCE HANDBALL:
'Embarassed' Henry continues to apologize - LUGE:
On eve of opener, Benshoof's chronic pain is back
Universal Sports Blogs
Team Giant XXXtreme car smashing race report
Giant MTB pro and guest-blogger Carl Decker fills in for Adam Craig this week and discusses the latest exploits of rally car race team AC/CD.
First race jitters out of the way!
Her first race didn't go as well as expected, but Super Jules is keeping a positive attitude about a fresh start to the brand-new season.
- ALAN ABRAHAMSON:
A Meeting By The Bay - ALAN ABRAHAMSON:
Caster Semenya keeps her medal - JULIA'S BLOG:
A whirlwind of a time ... - BODE'S BLOG:
Taking a hit in slalom - PETER GRAVES' BLOG:
American XC prepping for Cup season
Features
SEASON REWIND
Top stories from 2009 beach volleyball season
What started in late March on the beaches of Panama City, Florida, ended in early November on the sands of Phuket, Thailand, and included many memorable moments along the way.
WCUP PREVIEW
Preview: Brazil on target for 6th WCup triumph
Some may believe it's time for a country like Spain to win its first World Cup, or hope an African nation can claim the Cup at home, but all signs point to Brazil winning a sixth title.
AERIALS
The rise of Chinese aerials
Led by three-time world champion Li Nina, China has become the world's preeminent aerials power. How exactly did this come about? Surprisingly, the first place to look for answers is Canada.
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