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Peter Stewart has been appointed CEO of the 2023 Pacific Games Organising Committee, with just over 800 days until the opening ceremony in Honiara.

The Sky’s The Limit For Local Athlete Aidan Semelsberger By CAROL A. CLARK caclark@ladailypost.com Los Alamos High School athlete Aidan Semelsberger has had a highly productive year despite the global pandemic.  He was selected as a 2019-2020 National High School All-American and a regional All-Star representing the West region (Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon, and South Dakota.) He was scheduled to represent the West Region All-Stars in St. Louis, Mo., May 29, however he declined to attend. The two-time All-State soccer player also has committed to the University...

China Jul 21, 2019 In the past year, torrential rains have dumped water on U.S. farmlands, destroying acreage and delaying crops from getting planted on time. Now, farmers face another hurdle: a stifling heat wave that’s spreading across the United States and is expected to be the worst in the farm regions, including Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, Iowa and Illinois. “Every time we think... Chicago Jul 8, 2019 The work of famed American architect Frank Lloyd Wright was recognized Sunday as eight of his buildings, including the Solomon R. Guggenheim ...

Premium Content Subscriber only If you measure a coach's success by the achievement of their players, then Chris Layland is a winner. Like all top sporting officials, Layland, 57, operates as though the game is in his DNA - and perhaps it is. What is certain is the man known as the "coach's coach," who was named 2020 Northern NSW Coach of the Year, has been signed by the Lismore Thistles to lead their Premier League team for the 2021 season. Layland said he's both saddened and elated with the move, which was in part caused by the pandemic. "After nearly four years at Byron Bay, the reali...

Horsetalk.co.nz Share Endurance Competition Lite has been introduced in the US, and will be piloted at competitions during 2021. © USEF A new endurance level has been introduced in the US to encourage more participants into the discipline and lower the barriers to competition. US Equestrian has launched USEF Endurance Competition Lite as a stepping stone for athletes and competition organisers in the transition to national licensed competitions. The USEF’s Board of Directors approved the program earlier this month, and the competition made its debut last week at the Greenway Gallivant in D...