Current: Olympics reporter for @SBJ | Past: @USATODAY, @orlandosentinel, @starnewsonline | Runner, reader, podcast junkie | She/her
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By: Rachel Axon
Two Circles has expanded its relationship with the Professional Triathletes Organization, now taking the lead on sponsorship sales for the T100 Triathlon World Tour.
NBC’s Olympics coverage, led by the indefatigable Mike Tirico often working through the night in Paris, found or updated new approaches that resonated with viewers.
USA Fencing has signed Azza Fencing to a five-year deal to make it the official fencing shoe of the national governing body.
USA Track & Field will take over the U.S. Paralympics program in the sport starting in 2025. The Paralympic track and field teams are currently run by the U.S.
By: Rachel Axon
USOPP, the joint venture between LA28 and the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee, has not had someone in the role since December.
has signed Discover as its official credit card sponsor, bringing a new brand to the Olympic and Paralympic movement -- this one with a focus on women's sports.
By: Rachel Axon
Help wanted: A national governing body CEO. For a handful of the organizations that lead sports in the Olympic and Paralympic movement, the post-Games period has been filled with leadership transitions.
By: Rachel Axon
For Adidas, designing uniforms for wheelchair basketball players is helping the company serve a new set of athletes.
Haunted by injury, the author pushed through her pain to finish her first TCS New York City Marathon
New York City’s famed crowds delivered beyond anything I had expected at the TCS New York City Marathon. Anyone I knew who had run that race had filled me in on the wall of sound at mile 16 when you finally enter Manhattan. Yet I still wasn’t prepared for the boost you can get from spectators six deep on either side, cheering and singing, yelling and dancing.
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