Scott Bregman

The biggest Paralympic Games in 40 years takes shape across 14 days and a record 23 sports, with competition starting before the Opening Ceremony for the first time in history.

The world No. 4 breezes through to the third round of Roland-Garros with a 6-3, 6-2 victory on Thursday (28 May).

Plus, Heath Thorpe steps back from gymnastics for the rest of 2026, French gymnastics mourns Gaël Da Silva, and a look back at Romania's gold-medal beam rotation at the Olympic Games Athens 2004.

The two-time Olympian returns to competition this week at the French Championships in Mulhouse, her first meet since the heartbreak of Paris 2024.

The Paris 2024 Olympic 100m champion overcame a slow start to push clear of the reigning world champion.

Plus, Texas lands its first Division I NCAA women's gymnastics gymnastics, and rising star Charleigh Bullock looks ahead to Pan Ams.

Two-time Olympic champion Duplantis highlights the roster at home, while world champion Melissa Jefferson-Wooden opens her 100m season.

The impressive victory comes less than a week after claiming a 200m triumph at the Diamond League stop in Rome.

The Brazilian superstar and Olympic team gold medallist Hezly Rivera of the United States highlight the field at the World Championships qualifier.

The 19-year-old Canadian said on Instagram on Friday (12 June) that her grass season is over, after an MCL injury cut short her doubles partnership with Serena Williams at Queen's Club.