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Mikulak Cruises to 6th National Title in Men's Gymnastics
Samuel Mikulak doesn’t show off the stash of medals he’s earned from the U.S. men’s gymnastics championships through the years. They sit in relatively anonymity in the basement of the place he shares with his girlfriend back in Colorado. It’s not that Mikulak doesn’t appreciate what he’s accomplished. It’s just that two-time Olympian’s standard of success is no longer measured...
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#SomethingGood: Mansfield Teen Competes for Photoshop World Title
At just 14 years old, Brianna Packer is already producing professional-quality work on the computer. And this week, she will apply those talents in the pursuit of a world championship.
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2 Dead, 8 Swimming Athletes Hurt in SKorea Balcony Collapse
An internal balcony at a nightclub in South Korea collapsed on Saturday, killing two people and injuring 16 including American and other athletes at the world swimming championships, officials said. Hundreds were at the nightclub in the southern South Korean city of Gwangju when the collapse occurred next to the athletes’ village. Two South Korean men died while 16 others...
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Family Represents USA in Cup Stacking Competition
A Baltimore County, Maryland family is heading to a world championship next week, where they will represent the United States in the World Sport Stacking Championship.
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Video Vault: 1981 Showdown Between the Cowboys and the Eagles
The Cowboys competed against the Eagles in 1981 in the NFC Championship Game in hopes of making it to the Super Bowl.
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Simone Biles Gives Foster Kids a ‘Ticket to Dream'
Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles is an outspoken advocate for foster children. On Tuesday, she went to Garland to give some foster kids a “ticket to dream.”
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Pickle Ball World Championship in North Texas
The Pickle Ball world championship is happening in North Texas this week and the super seniors are ready to hit the court.
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Oregon Man Wins Half Moon Bay Pumpkin Weigh-Off With 2,170-Pound Entry
“One special seed” and months of care by an Oregon commercial pilot produced a massive pumpkin that tipped the scales at a global weigh-in Monday in Northern California, the fourth time his gargantuan plants were awarded top honors.
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In Offseason, Dallas Mavericks Power Forward Dirk Nowitzki Sets Another NBA Record
Dirk Nowitzki set another NBA record Monday after the Mavericks announced he’s re-signed with the team for his 21st season in Dallas.
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Dallas Wings Skylar Diggins-Smith Earns Dawn Staley Community Leadership Award
Dallas Wings guard Skylar Diggins-Smith has earned the Dawn Staley Community Leadership Award for her extraordinary work in the community in 2017 and the most recent offseason, the WNBA announced today.
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Olympic Figure Skating Medalist Denis Ten Killed in Kazakhstan
Olympic figure skating medalist Denis Ten was killed on Thursday, and prosecutors in Kazakhstan said they were treating the case as murder. Ten was stabbed after a dispute with people who allegedly tried to steal a mirror from his car in his home city of Almaty, Kazakh news agencies reported. Doctors in Almaty say he died in hospital there. He...
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McKinney Teen To Compete in National Yo-yo Contest
A McKinney teenager will compete later this month in the National Yo-yo Contest, his third appearance in the competition.
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NBC, US Figure Skating Have New Rights Deal Through 2026
U.S. Figure Skating and NBC have a new agreement for domestic and international events through 2026.
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Germany Maintains Nordic Combined Dominance With Team Gold
Carrying his country’s flag in one hand, Johannes Rydzek capped a dominating performance to give Germany more Olympic gold. Rydzek crossed the finish line with an overwhelming 52.7-second advantage as the Germans won the Nordic combined team event Thursday at the Pyeongchang Olympics. Team USA struggled, finishing in last place.
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For the Aged: Svindal Wins Downhill to Become Oldest Alpine Winner
Aksel Lund Svindal won the men’s downhill Thursday, making the 35-year-old Norwegian the oldest Olympic gold medalist in Alpine skiing. Svindal was 0.12 seconds faster than Norway teammate Kjetil Jansrud down the 1 4/5-mile (2.9-kilometer) course at Jeongseon. Beat Feuz of Switzerland took bronze, 0.18 behind Svindal’s time of 1 minute, 40.25 seconds.
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Medalist Krueger, 2 Other Ameriacns Don't Advance in 500m Short Track
The 500m short track speedskating event is unpredictable, just five laps at full speed, barely allowing any time for passing. Three Americans entered Tuesday’s heats hoping to advance, including John-Henry Krueger, the silver medalist in the 1000m.
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5 to Watch: Kim's Debut, Skating, Slopestyle and Speedskating
There should be no shortage of must-see action on Day 2 of the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics.
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Texas Connects Us: Cowgirl Travels 5,000 Miles to Plant Roots in Texas
There’s an undeniable bond between a cowgirl and her horse. The partnership led a Weatherford rancher to pick up a camera to explore the beauty of a horse through photography.
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Texas Connects Us: Cowgirl Travels 5K Miles to Plant Roots in Texas
There’s an undeniable bond between a cowgirl and her horse. The partnership led a Weatherford rancher to pick up a camera to explore the beauty of a horse through photography.
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Watch a Giant Pumpkin Regatta
What is a more autumn activity than racing giant pumpkins? Students from the West Virginia University held their inaugural Giant Pumpkin Regatta Boat Race as part of Mountaineer Week – just in time for Halloween.