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Who are the American frontrunners to race the marathon in the Paris Olympics? It will all be decided in Orlando.

Kristi Koplin is in her second year in the NAWSON program and is expected to graduate in 2024.

A handful of active-duty service members typically compete in the Olympics and Paralympics every four years, oftentimes capturing the hearts of Americans.

MATTHEWS, NC - Sixteen-year-old Sean Laloan has accomplished something few kids his age can claim: the rank of 4th Dan Kukkiwon Black Belt in the martial art of taekwondo. Taekwondo is an ancient Korean martial art. Dating back over 2000 years, it is recognized as one of the oldest forms of martial art in the

ERIE, Penn. -- When Double-A Erie catcher Jon Rosoff steps to the plate at UPMC Park, an Army running cadence song plays over the PA. This anomalous walk-up music, more evocative of boot camp than ballgame, encapsulates Rosoff's dual existence. Since signing with the Tigers organization in 2018, he's balanced

The two fastest Army women in Europe start their day at 6 a.m. with some speed workouts or maybe some tempo runs, a little CrossFit or a “relaxing” 10-mile run.

The Olympian has helpful advice for any runner preparing for their first marathon.

The 2024 Olympics are not far off, and potential athletes are already preparing to compete. Athletes in the USAF are no different, and an internal program

Sisson dominated the women's race by four minutes to break Sara Hall's record of 67:15. Korir just beat out Futsum Zienasellassie by one second.

This was an awesome conversation that hit so many different topics.