Tag: paris
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5 Olympic sports you might be surprised to see at the Paris Games this summer
For the next two weeks, we’ll watch as the nation’s top athletes will take the world stage for the next And you might be surprised at which new Olympic events you’ll see some of them competing in. While some Olympic events have existed since the ancient Games — running, wrestling and boxing to name a few —…
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Mark Kiszla’s Postcards from Paris—Day 2
The Denver Gazette’s Mark Kiszla is on the ground in France ahead of the Summer Olympics. Follow his coverage in the Denver Gazette.
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Mark Kiszla’s Postcards from Paris | Day 1
The Denver Gazette’s Mark Kiszla finds himself in Paris covering his 13th Olympic games to date. Follow along on the Denver Gazette for the latest for Kiz.
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Alex Eschmeyer, Brihanna Crittendon cherish opportunity with Women’s U17 National Team
Alex Eschmeyer usually towers over her competition on the basketball court. During the Women’s U17 National Team Training Camp, though, much of Eschmeyer’s competition looked the Peak to Peak junior in her eyes. “That hasn’t happened much,” she said. “It’s an adjustment for me, but it’s an honor being here with such great talent. ……
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Team USA 3-on-3 men’s basketball ready to earn gold at Paris Olympics
Free throws aren’t typically noteworthy. However, when Canyon Barry stepped to the line during Friday’s Team USA’s 3-on-3 men’s basketball practice, players paused as they watched Barry’s unorthodox underhand form at the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Training Center ahead of this summer’s Paris games. “That’s an 85 percent shot right there,” Team USA assistant 3-on-3…
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USA Boxing earns three gold medals at International Invitational in Pueblo
PUEBLO • Some American boxers left the Pueblo Convention Center satisfied on Saturday. Others left the USA Boxing International Invitational eager for their next opportunity to compete. Team USA finished the tournament with three gold medalists including Dedrick Crocklem, Amir Anderson and Terry Washington. Washington concluded his first International Invitational with a 3-2 decision over…
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Analysis: Pentagon lays out golden rule for satellites, treaty should follow | Tom Roeder
In a Pentagon memo released in July, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin ordered the military to play nice in space. The memo changes nothing for the American military, which has managed satellite constellations for generations. But it does send a clear American message to allies, rivals and the vast crowd of commercial enterprises elbowing their way…
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Analysis: Pentagon lays out golden rule for satellites, treaty should follow | Tom Roeder
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save In a Pentagon memo released in July, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin ordered the military to play nice in space. The memo changes nothing for the American military, which has managed satellite constellations for generations. But it does send a clear American message to allies, rivals…