This year's Olympic team included some of the most credentialed former U.S. collegiate wrestlers in history. Here's how that important connection mattered at the 2024 Olympics.

By Brittany Nelson, USAS Public Relations & Communications Manager HILLSDALE, Mich. (June 27, 2025) –Zachary Jones and Albert ...

Twenty-one of our Olympic teams have at least 80 percent collegiate participation on their rosters, including 15 teams made up of 100 percent college athletes — women’s basketball, men’s and ...

BREMERTON — Shawn Ross, now a technical instructor at Blue Origin, learn to weld at Olympic College about 16 years ago. He earned an Associate Degree in technical arts at OC, was hired by ...

The shift in college sports due to the Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) rule could potentially affect the development and funding of Olympic athletes.

Now, some of the top collegiate athletes will return to the same site to compete for a spot on Team USA at the 2024 U.S. Olympic track and field trials, which begin Friday and run through June 30.

A groundbreaking initiative dedicated to promoting Para archery in the UK was recently unveiled at a college. Orchestrated by Para wheelchair archer and coach, Christine Burdett-Clark, the scheme ...

Local para climber pursues Olympic dream by: Don Jorgensen. Posted: Mar 10, 2025 / 08:01 AM CDT. Updated: Mar 10, 2025 / 08:28 AM CDT. by: Don Jorgensen.

The financial fates of college basketball and football will have an outsized impact on America's ability to field successful Olympic teams beyond this summer's Paris Games.

As college football nears a pro model, the future of NCAA Olympic sports that have long fueled Team USA greatness are in doubt. C.L. Brown explains.

But the teams they play for are reliant on the overall health of football and men’s basketball programs, revenue from which pay for virtually all Olympic sports played on campuses across the U.S ...

FILE - Hobart College's crew team row in the men's collegiate eights during the Head of the Charles Regatta on the Charles River in Cambridge, Mass., Sunday, Oct. 18, 2015.