No putter needed for Lydia Ko on 4th hole
New Zealand’s Lydia Ko chips in on the fourth hole for birdie during the final round of the women’s golf competition in Tokyo.
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New Zealand’s Lydia Ko chips in on the fourth hole for birdie during the final round of the women’s golf competition in Tokyo.
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Nelly Korda of the United States drained a long birdie putt on the second hole during the final round of the women’s golf competition.
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Kenya’s Peres Jepchirchir and Brigid Kosgei continued Kenya’s dominance in the Olympic marathon on Saturday, claiming gold and silver in the women’s race. In just her third career marathon, USA’s Molly Sidel won bronze
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Kenya’s Peres Jepchirchir and Brigid Kosgei claimed gold and silver in the women’s marathon Saturday at the Tokyo Olympics, while Team USA’s Molly Seidel made history of her own in winning bronze.
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While decisions need to be made off the field about the future of the softball in the Olympics, the action on the field in Tokyo remained as competitive as ever.
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Track and field often requires a lot of exertion and torque from the body. Here are the best and entertaining screams and bellows from the athletes competing in Tokyo.
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Rowdy Gaines is a three-time Olympic gold medalist, but most Americans know him now as the voice of swimming for more than 30 years and the sport’s most tireless ambassador.
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When April Ross won bronze in 2016, it left her wanting more. She searched for a new partner in an usual place: indoor volleyball. It was a risk that paid off as the duo found the top of the podium in Tokyo.
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The ‘A-Team’ of April Ross and Alix Klineman become the ‘Golden Girls’ thanks to their women’s beach volleyball title. The pair join “On Her Turf” and recall the inception of the partnership and discuss what’s next.
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U.S. Olympic hitting and bench coach Ernie Young pulled his baseball gold medal from its secret hiding spot to show this year’s team just before heading to Japan.
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President Joe Biden will host U.S. Olympic athletes at the White House following the Tokyo Games, he said in a video released on Friday, applauding the American competitors for coming together to represent the nation.
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Two-time Olympic medalist and U.S. women’s volleyball player Foluke Akinradewo Gunderson joins “On Her Turf” to discuss how the “12 strong” mindset is helping to galvanize and change the culture of the team.
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The first openly transgender Olympian to compete in a different gender category to that assigned at birth said on Tuesday she would retire from weightlifting and felt her landmark appearance at the Tokyo Games should be fast forgotten as sport takes greater strides to be more inclusive.
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South African equestrian Victoria Scott-Legendre almost did not make it to the Tokyo Olympics, not because of a lack of talent, but a lack of money.
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Olympic Hall of Famer turned sports analyst, Rowdy Gaines, has a passion for swimming that is immortal. Here’s the best, and most entertaining, calls of Rowdy Gaines at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
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ROC gains the advantage in the artistic swimming competition with a first run score that ranked above all other teams in Tokyo.
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Nevin Harrison shares why she tries not to think about her age and how the last stretch the gold-medal race made all the difference-both physically and emotionally.
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Japanese Keirin cycling is a high-stakes battle on the track that’s known as “war on wheels.” Naoko Funayama explains the history of the event and why its Japanese fans are so passionate.
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If the food in Tokyo looks almost too good to eat, it might be! Sam Brock looks at the 90-million-dollar business of fake food in Japan.
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Japanese handicrafts, such as fans and lanterns, are known worldwide for their delicate design. Creating some traditional pieces, like fans, takes decades of experience. Anne Thompson tries to learn in a day.
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