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Mendriso, Switzerland (September 23, 2009)—The 2009 UCI Road World Championships started off with a bang for the United States with Kristin Armstrong (Boise, Idaho/Cervelo-Lifeforce) earning her second world title in the women’s time trial on Wednesday. Armstrong’s time trial gold gave the United States its third world championship in the event in the last four years. Defending world champion Amber Neben (Irvine, Calif./Equipe Nürnberger) finished sixth while Jessica Phillips (Aspen, Colo./Team Lip Smacker) was 14th. Tejay Van Garderen (Superior, Colo./Rabobank Continental) was the top American finisher in the U23 men’s time trial in 13th while Peter Stetina (Boulder, Colo./Garmin-Felt-Holowesko) was 20th. "This is exactly what we expected,” stated Jim Miller USA Cycling’s Director of Athletics and the women’s team director... [read full story]
Top-seeded Maryland lost the NCAA title game to third-seeded North Carolina, 3-2, on Danielle Forword 's goal off a penalty corner with 11.7 seconds to play Sunday in Winston-Salem, N.C. The Tar Heels (20-2) earned their sixth...
FINA World Cup, Singapore: Whitney Myers Sets American Record -- Women's 800 free Australia's Blair Evans opened the evening with a victory in the women's distance event. Men's 100 free Australia's Matt Abood hit the wall in...
ORLANDO, Fla. --(Business Wire)-- Wednesday, November 25, 2009: Community Foundation of Central Florida Unveils New Web Site with Detailed "Portraits" of Charitable Organizations in Central Florida; Transparency Expected to...
Posted on Monday, November 23 @ 06:17:17 CST by editors 23:11:09 Scattered showers, swirling winds and a strong out going current make the Terengganu River a very tricky race course. As they get away from the start line in the...
