U.S. Olympic fencer Eli Dershwitz shed light on the critical skills necessary in fencing in an exclusive interview with uSports.

U.S. Olympic 3×3 basketball player Dylan Travis described how 3×3 basketball is distinct from traditional five-on-five in an exclusive video interview with uSports.

As the debate over Pete Rose’s potential induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame gains momentum, a new documentary directed by Mark Monroe, Charlie Hustle And The Matter Of Pete Rose, offers a balanced perspective on the controversial figure.

Head coach of the Team USA women’s basketball team, Cheryl Reeve, has observed a shift in the landscape of women’s basketball globally. With the increasing popularity of college basketball and the WNBA, Reeve believes that this enthusiasm will inevitably spill over to international competitions.

Miami native Daniella Ramirez talked with uSports about her preparation for artistic swimming competitions at the Paris Olympics. Artistic swimming has been an Olympic sport since 1984, a form of swimming that mixes water acrobatics in a 30-meter by 20-meter pool. There are two events: a duet and a team competition; judges score routines based on how advanced the routine is and whether it was executed correctly.

U.S. Olympic archer Casey Kaufhold discussed the key skills necessary in competitive archery with uSports in May.

U.S. Olympic triathlete Morgan Pearson revealed how he got into triathlon during a video interview with uSports. He qualified for the 2020 Summer Olympics after winning a bronze medal at the 2021 World Triathlon Championship Series in Yokohama and a silver in Leeds, United Kingdom.

U.S. Olympic sprinter Kenny Bednarek is focused on securing a gold medal at the Paris 2024 Olympics, following a close finish in Tokyo. Bednarek, who narrowly missed the top spot on the podium in the 2021 Tokyo Games, is determined to achieve his ultimate goal in Paris.

U.S. basketball star Kareem Maddox shared with uSports his habits for correctly achieving success on the court. When in Amsterdam for 3×3 qualifiers, Maddox bought a gemstone believed to give his team good luck. Maddox says that 3×3 is different from traditional 5×5 as there’s a lot of extortion involved when players hold each other, and there’s less focus on aerobics.

Sanya Richards-Ross gave fellow athletes competing at the Olympics advice on how to stay motivated. The former Olympian competed for the United States in the 400-meter sprint. Richards-Ross was champion in the 2012 London Olympics, making her the second American woman to win the 400 meters and the first to earn multiple titles.

“You just want to keep doing the same things that got you there, you don’t want to make too many changes,” the Fort Lauderdale native told uSports exclusively in May. “You want to trust yourself and the process to go out there and have fun.”

Competing at the highest level of any sport requires not just physical struggle but mental fortitude as well. For U.S. Olympic canoeist Evy Leibfarth, visualization and stress management techniques are essential tools when facing adversity in the Olympics.

Olympic runner Gabby Thomas took the time to recall the period when she recovered from a hamstring injury that she suffered at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. The injury sidelined Thomas from competing in the USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships last year.

U.S. Olympic water polo star Maggie Steffens revealed to uSports exclusively how she prepared herself for competition in the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Steffens noted that she begins her routine at 6:30 a.m. with a weights session to prepare her body for conditioning exercises in the water that last roughly two hours. “Nutrition is super important to be your best. You’ve got to treat your body like a temple and respect it,” the Stanford alum told uSports. “I do a lot of physical therapy and athletic training work during that time period to make sure my body is ready.”

U.S. Olympic swimmer Kate Douglass discussed how she began swimming in a recent conversation with uSports.

Douglass is currently on a quest for an individual gold medal after winning a silver in team relays.

U.S. Olympic track and field star Tara Davis-Woodhall credited her past setbacks for fueling her journey to success in Paris, expressing a belief that her previous second-place finishes were important in her growth and drive.

New York Liberty star Breanna Stewart is already looking further ahead to the 2028 Games in Los Angeles. Stewart’s dreams for the L.A. 2028 Olympics reflect her ambitions and the collective excitement of Team USA to perform on home soil.

As U.S. Olympic diver Andrew Capobianco gears up for the Paris 2024 Olympics, he detailed regimen exclusively to uSports that reflects the dedication and discipline necessary to compete at the highest level in Olympic athletes.

U.S. Olympic rhythmic gymnast Evita Griskenas is heading for the Paris Olympics after suffering a broken foot at her latest competition prior to qualifying for the Paris Olympics.

With Team USA gearing up for the Paris Olympics, star women’s soccer player Rose Lavelle has expressed her excitement about the new coach’s arrival. Lavelle’s confidence in the new leadership comes as a breath of fresh air for the team, which has faced challenges and changes in recent years.

U.S. field hockey player Abby Tamer has her sights high for the Paris Olympics, intending to secure a gold medal. Tamer and her teammates are determined to demonstrate their worth on the global stage.