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German speedskating great Pechstein gets two-year ban

The Sports Network

Germany's Claudia Pechstein, a five- time Olympic speed skating gold medalist, will miss the 2010 Vancouver Games after receiving a two-year ban due to blood doping.

Asia Olympic Council backs Tokyo's 2016 bid

The Associated Press

The Olympic Council of Asia has endorsed the bid of Tokyo to host the Summer Games in 2016.

More youth, few surprises in Canada Olympic camp

The Associated Press

Sidney Crosby, left off the team as an 18-year-old in 2006, was among 46 players invited Thursday to the Canada Olympic hockey orientation camp next month.

US team to wear Polo again at Olympic ceremonies

AP National Writer

The U.S. Olympic team will stay with the Polo look for the opening and closing ceremonies in Vancouver and London.

Fabled Dream Team headlines 2009 inductees for U.S. Olympic HOF

The Sports Network

The legendary 1992 Dream Team that won gold at Barcelona was named Wednesday by the U.S. Olympic Committee as a member of the U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame class for 2009.

Slam dunk! Dream Team earns spot in Hall of Fame

The Associated Press

The Dream Team is still dominating.

USA names hockey camp invitees

The Sports Network

Team USA announced its invitees to camp on Tuesday for the upcoming 2010 Olympics in Vancouver.

Healthy Johnson among 34 invited to US Hockey camp

AP Hockey Writer

St. Louis Blues defenseman Erik Johnson, who missed all of last season because of a knee injury, was among 34 players invited to the U.S. Olympic hockey camp Tuesday for next year's Vancouver Games.

London mayor: Olympic stadium could stay at 80,000

AP Sports Writer

The main stadium for the 2012 London Olympics might not be downsized after the games because of England's bid for the 2018 World Cup.

The latest news from the USOC - June 30

The Sports Network

Tortorella, Gordon named USA Olympic assistants

The Sports Network

John Tortorella and Scott Gordon have been named assistant coaches for the United States' men's Olympic hockey team.

Tortorella, Gordon join US Olympic coach staff

The Associated Press

Ron Wilson's coaching staff for the U.S. Olympic hockey team is complete, with the addition of assistants John Tortorella and Scott Gordon.

Tortorella, Gordon named USA Olympic assistants

The Sports Network

John Tortorella and Scott Gordon have been named assistant coaches for the United States' men's Olympic hockey team.

US swim trials for 2012 Olympics return to Omaha

The Associated Press

The U.S. Olympic swimming trials will return to Omaha in 2012, with a temporary pool again being set up inside the Qwest Center.

Wings' Babcock to lead Canadian Olympic team

The Sports Network

Detroit Red Wings head coach Mike Babcock on Thursday was named the head coach of the 2010 Canadian Olympic men's hockey team.

Vonn, Ligety headline 2010 Alpine Ski Team

The Sports Network

Two-time World Cup overall champion and double World Championships gold medalist Lindsey Vonn headlines the 2010 U.S. Alpine Ski Team.

Report: Wings' Babcock to lead Canadian Olympic team

The Sports Network

Detroit Red Wings head coach Mike Babcock reportedly will be sworn in to guide the 2010 Canadian Olympic men's hockey team.

Leader in supplement industry says study flawed

AP National Writer

A leader in the supplement industry chafes when he hears sports leaders blame his multibillion-dollar industry for their steroid problems, citing studies that claim large percentages of their products are tainted.

Chicago 2016 head says taxpayer risk 'improbable'

The Associated Press

The head of Chicago's bid for the 2016 Olympics says its is unlikely that taxpayers will be on the hook for millions of dollars if the games turn out to be a financial flop.

The latest news from the USOC - June 22

The Sports Network

Winter Olympians promote new USOC campaign

The Associated Press

Picabo Street believes that in tough times for Americans, they can still feel patriotic about their Olympic teams.

London 2012 organizers seal Olympic Village deal

The Associated Press

London 2012 organizers have completed a deal to sell almost half of the housing units in the Olympic Village after the games.

Cyclist Hamilton accepts eight-year suspension

The Sports Network

American cyclist Tyler Hamilton has accepted an eight-year suspension for testing positive for a banned substance, the United States Anti-Doping Agency announced Tuesday.

IOC threatens to ban Kuwait from Olympic movement

The Sports Network

The International Olympic Committee announced Tuesday that Kuwait will be suspended from the Olympic movement if it does not change its sports laws.

The latest news from the USOC - June 16

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