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After 40 years of selling one of the world's most popular indoor rowing machines, brothers Peter and Dick Dreissigacker had a solid handle on the...

JEDDAH: The recently completed Saudi indoor rowing championship is a marker of how far the sport has progressed in the Kingdom, according to the head of the Saudi Rowing Federation. Around 190 male and female athletes competed in the championship, which was held at the King Abdullah Sport City Stadium on Friday, with the 2,000-meter races categorized by age and weight. “We are

England players Leah Williamson and Beth Mead and former Olympic heptathlon champion Denise Lewis are among those recognised in the New Years Honours

Students are presently on cultural exchange to Gippsland Grammar's sister schools in Japan and France, with more programs to come in 2023.

Twenty-three sports organisations, including the International Olympic Committee (IOC) as a founding partner, and the Organising Committee for the Olympic and Paralympic Games Paris 2024, signed the first-ever Sports for Nature Framework today. Signatories pledge to adhere to four key principles that will safeguard nature and contribute to the new global goals for biodiversity, which governments are expected to agree to later this week at the UN Biodiversity Convention (COP15) in Montreal.

The World Anti-Doping Agency announced that International Table Tennis Federation President Petra Sörling has been appointed to the body’s Foundation Board as one of the three ASOIF Representatives, effective January 2023. The role of the Foundation Board is to serve as the main decision-making body for the organization is comprised equally of members of the […]

RIYADH: Saudi rowing captain Husein Alireza was inducted into the Olympic Museum in Lausanne, Switzerland, on Wednesday. The museum hosts exhibits from athletes whose background and stories they find to be unique and inspiring. Husein was approached by the museum earlier to include his story and take his oars he used at the Tokyo 2020 Games, where he reached the quarterfinals

World and European double sculls champions Simona Radis and Ancuta Bodnar were awarded the World Rowing Womens Crew of the Year title by the...

New Zealand Olympian Mahe Drysdale has won World Rowing's most prestigious award, the Thomas Keller Medal.

Sam Redgrave, 28, studied at Tendring Technology College