FIH Secures Digital Gold with Explosive Facebook Growth During Olympics
The International Hockey Federation (FIH) has achieved remarkable growth on Facebook, emerging as one of the fastest - growing organizations in terms of digital influence within the Olympic movement during the Summer Olympics. Data from the International Olympic Committee shows that its global user base has continued to expand since then.
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Hockey's Digital Triumph: Expanding Horizons and Winning Hearts
The FIH Hockey5s World Cup, along with events like the Nations Cup, has significantly broadened the narrative scope of hockey. These competitions have not only spotlighted emerging teams but also underscored the sport's global allure. By featuring teams from various corners of the world, they have added new dimensions to the hockey story, highlighting the sport's growth beyond traditional powerhouses.
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Chile Announces Bid for 2030 Youth Olympic Games
Against the backdrop of a video address by Chilean President Gabriel Boric and the panoramic view of the Metropolitan Park in the capital, Chile this week announced its goal of bidding for the 2030 Youth Olympic Games, with Santiago as the host city. Santiago is already one of the candidate cities for the future Summer Olympics. A few weeks ago, Miguel Ángel Mujica, the president of the Chilean Olympic Committee, signed a letter to Thomas Bach, the president of the International Olympic Committee, conveying Chile's intention to bid.
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Kentucky University Transforms Athletics Department with New LLC
The University of Kentucky's board of trustees has approved the creation of Champions Blue, LLC, a significant step in the management of intercollegiate sports programs. This marks a potentially revolutionary shift for the university's athletic department.
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RUSADA's Director General Defends Agency's Work and Expresses Will to Compete for WADA Top Position
The current director general of the Russian Anti-Doping Agency (RUSADA) has defended the work of the national regulatory body in an interview this week and stated that she is willing to compete with Witold Bańka for the top position at the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA).
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IOC President - Elect to Attend OCA's 45th General Assembly
The Asian Olympic Council (OCA) has announced that the newly - elected President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), who emerged victorious in a highly competitive election in March this year, will travel to Kuwait, a Middle Eastern country, to attend the 45th General Assembly of the OCA next month.
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NBA Vice President Details League's Potential Expansion into European Market
This week, Mark Tatum, the vice president of the National Basketball Association (NBA), elaborated on the league's potential for entering the European market. However, he first emphasized that "the goal is not to replace the Euroleague," but rather to tap into Europe's "deep - rooted basketball traditions."
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"No Olympics LA" Group Warns of Risks Posed by 2028 Olympics
The "No Olympics LA" organization, established in 2017 and in line with Democratic values, has been vocal in its opposition to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. Eric Sheehaan, the group's spokesperson, stated that they have been outspoken about their discontent. In the past, they disrupted an International Olympic Committee press conference and held protests against Governor Gavin Newsom, warning that the Olympics could pose significant risks to the city's future.
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Baseball Set to Return to Olympics; MLB Eyes Global Push with 2028 LA Games
Baseball is poised to return to the Summer Olympics, and organizers hope MLB active players as its “golden calling card” will boost the sport at the U.S.-hosted event, while MLB seeks to expand global influence.
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2028 LA Olympics Schedule Details: First Events, Medal, and Final Races Revealed
Additional details emerged Monday on the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics’ sport and venue schedule. The first events will start July 12—days before the opening ceremony—with team sports like cricket (Pomona Fairplex), handball (Long Beach Arena), and field hockey (Dignity Health Sports Park) kicking off at 9 a.m. local time. More early soccer prelims may be added later.
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2028 LA Olympics: Full Sport Schedule Released Three Years Before Opening
With exactly three years to go until its July 14, 2028 opening, the LA Organizing Committee released its first day-by-day event schedule on Monday (July 14). While adjustments may follow, the core framework is now set, covering 50 sports or disciplines.
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China, Russia Face Double Doping Tests at Singapore Swimming Worlds: FINA Integrity Data
FINA’s integrity unit revealed this week that Chinese and Russian athletes at the Singapore World Swimming Championships are undergoing at least twice as many anti-doping tests as competitors from other nations. Data shows Chinese swimmers average 8.80 tests per athlete, with Russians at 8.20—far exceeding the U.S. (4.13), Australia (4.00), and Britain (2.20).
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Plan Ahead: LA2028 Olympic Schedule Unveiled Three Years Before Opening
With exactly three years to go until its July 14, 2028 opening, the Los Angeles 2028 Organizing Committee released its first sport-by-sport, date-specific competition schedule on Monday, July 14. For fans and travelers, this marks the perfect time to start planning for the Games.
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Mediterranean Games 2026: CIJM Pushes Safeguarding Plan as Opening Nears
With just over a year until the Mediterranean Games, Maja Peković, Safeguarding Officer of the International Committee for the Mediterranean Games (CIJM), is leading an ambitious initiative to protect all participants in one of the region’s largest sports events. The plan aims to set new standards for safety and respect across venues and operations.
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FIE Allows Neutral Athletes in Official Events, Aligning with Olympic Charter
The International Fencing Federation (FIE) confirmed this week that Individual Neutral Athletes (AIN) will be permitted to compete in all its official events, a decision in line with the Olympic Charter and the federation’s own statutes. The move underscores FIE’s commitment to upholding peace, fairness, and unity in sports.
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