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The Skanner News - Meet Wyomia Tyus, the First Person to Win Back to Back Olympic Gold Medals in the 100M - Vimarsana News

The Skanner News - Meet Wyomia Tyus, the First Person to Win Back to Back Olympic Gold Medals in the 100M

While the history books have credited Carl Lewis, it's important to note that Tyus accomplished winning back to back Olympic gold medals two decades before Lewis. Furthermore, it would be nearly a century before any other athlete broke her record.

Kemp Powers will share his 'purest voice' in Old Globe world premiere 'The XIXth (The Nineteenth) ' - Vimarsana News

Kemp Powers will share his 'purest voice' in Old Globe world premiere 'The XIXth (The Nineteenth) '

The play examines both the bravery and sacrifice of two African American Olympians' famous Black Power salute at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City

Top 10 Emotional Olympic Moments - Vimarsana News

Top 10 Emotional Olympic Moments

"Great is the victory, but the friendship is all the greater", said Emil Zatopek when asked about the Olympic Games. The Olympics have become a magnet for

La Nina Australia and climate change campaigns continue to intrude on sport - Vimarsana News

La Nina Australia and climate change campaigns continue to intrude on sport

Socially conscious sportspeople are using their platform to speak out about the urgent threat of climate change.

Source: smh.com.au
Sport: What is Australia's most precious sporting artefact? - Vimarsana News

Sport: What is Australia's most precious sporting artefact?

In the week that Diego Maradona’s infamous “Hand of God” ball has been put on sale for a lazy $5 million or so by the Tunisian ref who purloined it, let’s go down memory lane and rank our national treasures.

Source: smh.com.au