SEALs push U.S. Olympians to limit in their training
U.S. Olympic hopefuls have gone through the strenuous training that has led to tears, dropouts and a new sense of their own fortitude.
New CEO: U.S. track and field still chasing 30 medals
Max Siegel has a lofty goal for the London Olympics. He was named CEO after serving as a USATF board member.
For most U.S. Olympic athletes, today's 100-day countdown until London is merely another reminder of the stress ahead in the next 2½ months.
U.S. Olympic Committee launches 'Raise Our Flag' campaign
The London Olympics open in 100 days, which the U.S. Olympic Committee will mark Wednesday with a gathering of athletes in Times Square.
USA's Christie Rampone considering 2015 World Cup
Her coaches are trying to persuade the 36-year-old defender to play through the 2015 World Cup in Canada.
Gary Hall Jr. admits to never counting the U.S. Olympic Committee among his friends.
Decade after Salt Lake City, Olympics elusive for USA
U.S. officials worry that no home Games will adversely impact sponsor and donor interest, leading to diminished performance by athletes.
Sprinter LaShawn Merritt on long road back
After serving a 21-month suspension for testing positive for a steroid found in a male-enhancement product, LaShawn Merritt looks to London.
New HBO series examines Roach's battle against Parkinson's
Freddie Roach admitted it was uncomfortable for him to watch a recent preview of the six-episode cinema-verit