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ESPN is marking the 40th anniversary of Title IX by unveiling the top 40 female athletes of the past 40 years. When Bonnie Blair made her Olympic debut in 1984, at age 19, the East Germans ruled the sport, and they continued their dominance in Sa...

ESPN is marking the 40th anniversary of Title IX by unveiling the top 40 female athletes of the past 40 years. Katarina Witt was only 18 when she began winning over global audiences at the 1984 Winter Olympics in Sarajevo. It was there that she up...

ESPN is marking the 40th anniversary of Title IX by unveiling the top 40 female athletes of the past 40 years. In 1990, just 6,000 girls were registered with USA Hockey. Today, there are more than 62,000. Much of the credit goes to Cammi Granat...

Rachael Flatt and Mirai Nagasu are going to Vancouver. Here's an update on other teen athletes vied for spots in the Winter Olympics

Junior World snowboarding champion Kelly Clark, 17, has only one destination in mind: the 2002 Winter Olympics.

Region II (Midwest) and Region III (South) each finished with 2-0-1 showings at the three-match US Youth Soccer Olympic Development Winter Interregional event for the 1996 age group in Bradenton, Fla., on Sunday. Region I (East) finished 1-2 and Regi...

Flatt and Nagasu aren't the first to balance high school and Olympic dreams. Here are five other teenage winter athletes who thrived on the world stage

For figure skaters Rachael Flatt and Mirai Nagasu, the journey toward Olympic contention began years ago and included many sacrifices. But neither would change a thing if it means spending two weeks in Vancouver this winter, writes Ryan Canner-O'Mealy.

Kendall Coyne wasn't the only teen athlete to come tantalizingly close to realizing Olympic dreams

Top hockey recruit Kendall Coyne wants to play for the Olympic team. Who better to ask for advice than Team USA's Angela Ruggiero?