Olympics

Washburn's Carsyn Koch has done it again. Over the weekend in Georgia, the Cedarville University sophomore won the 800-meter and 1,500-meter events at the National Christian College Athletic Association meet.

Biathlon competitors from all over the world are in Presque Isle in now through Sunday for  a World Cup Biathlon event.

Fenway Park has hosted a lot of events but perhaps nothing quite like this - a 140 foot high ramp for snowboarders and skiers right in the middle of the park.

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Boston Celtics coach Brad Stevens says he would gladly accept an offer to be the next USA Basketball coach - if asked.

Usain Bolt from Jamaica is still the 'world's fastest human' after beating American Justin Gatlin by one hundredth of a second at the World Athletics Championships in Beijing.

Kenya's Stephen Kosgei-Kibert is the winner at the 18th TD Beach To Beacon 10K roadrace in Cape Elizabeth. His time 28-minutes 28-seconds.

Boston Mayor Marty Walsh said early Monday that he would not sign a host-city contract that puts the city on the hook for any cost overruns. By the middle of the afternoon, the U.S. Olympic Committee announced it was severing ties with the city.

Former UMaine hockey great Paul Kariya was inducted into the British Columbia Sports Hall of Fame last night. He is a Vancouver, B.C. native.

20-year-old Mikaela Shiffrin raced down the Narrow Gauge trail at Sugarloaf today faster than any competitor and claimed the U.S. Alpine Slalom Championship.