2024 Summer Olympics - Athletes
| Athlete | Sport |
|---|---|
Alex Walsh | |
Madeleine Wanamaker | |
Frederic Wandres | Equestrian |
Amy Wang | |
Emmanuel Wanyonyi | Athletics |
McLain Ward | |
McLain Ward | Equestrian |
Karsten Warholm | Athletics |
Damian Warner | |
Avalon Wasteneys | Rowing |
Yuta Watanabe | Badminton |
Deandre Watkin | |
Heather Watson | Tennis |
Samuel Watson | Sport Climbing |
Stan Wawrinka | Tennis |
Courtney Wayment | |
Matthew Wearn | Sailing |
Emma Weber | |
Sun Wei | |
Liang Wei Keng | Badminton |
Su Weide | Gymnastics |
Claire Weinstein | Aquatics |
Maia Weintraub | |
Zane Weir | |
Abbey Weitzeil |
Olympics News
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Japan's Hashimoto wins 4th straight all-around gold at gymnastics worlds
Japan's Daiki Hashimoto captured gold during the men's all-around final for the fourth straight year at the world gymnastics championships on Thursday in the Netherlands.
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USWNT big board: 2027 World Cup roster questions and answers
The USWNT is now eight months away from the 2027 Women's World Cup. How is the roster rebuild coming along?
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Olympic gold medalist Hezly Rivera (ankle) withdraws from gymnastics worlds
The U.S. women's gymnastics team will have to make a go of it at the world championships without Hezly Rivera.
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Saudi-hosted BMX Olympics qualifier canceled after Riyadh airport bombing
A BMX cycling qualifying event in Saudi Arabia for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics has been canceled after deadly missile attacks from neighboring Yemen.
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Nigeria target Olympic gold after WAFCON, World Cup failures - Eguavoen
Nigeria have set their sights on winning a first Olympic women's football gold medal, as the Super Falcons attempt to recover from the disappointment of their dismal WAFCON and World Cup campaigns.
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Paris Saint-Germain's Rasheedat Ajibade suffers ankle fracture, to miss UWCL and Nigeria fixtures
Paris Saint-Germain and Nigeria star Rasheedat Ajibade faces at least three months on the sidelines after an MRI scan revealed she suffered a fracture to her right ankle.


















