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From the first gold right up until the end, the United States was in the mix for medals at the Pan American Games.
The United States has been a called a melting pot for centuries, and the national handball teams at the Pan American Games epitomize that.
Former Olympic champion Felix Sanchez will be running for his second Pan American Games title in the 400-meter hurdles on Thursday.
The defending softball champions from the United States are on another roll at the Pan American Games.
Defending champion Usain Bolt easily qualified for the semifinals in the 200 meters Friday at the world championships.
Usain Bolt had little trouble with the starting gun this time, recording two solid qualifying runs for Saturday's 200-meter final at the world championships and pumping himself up with the famed "Lightning Bolt" celebration.
Sanya Richards-Ross is going to have some tough competition when she steps onto the track to defend her world 400-meter title, and it's going to come from American teammate Allyson Felix.
Blistered and scarred, American sprinter Justin Gatlin arrived at the world championships with frostbite on both feet.
Kneeling on the Centre Court grass a few minutes after becoming the Wimbledon champion for the first time, Novak Djokovic wanted to really taste victory.
Virginie Razzano has won for the first time since the death of her fiance, beating Sania Mirza of India 7-6 (4), 2-6, 6-3 in the first round at Wimbledon.
Novak Djokovic moved into the third round at Wimbledon by defeating Kevin Anderson 6-3, 6-4, 6-2.
Rafael Nadal is back to being invincible at Roland Garros.
Rafael Nadal is still the "King of Clay" at the French Open, and he will be for at least another couple of days after beating Andy Murray 6-4, 7-5, 6-4 Friday to reach his sixth final in seven years at Roland Garros.
Five years after her last appearance at the French Open, and a few weeks after her latest injury layoff, Kim Clijsters made a winning return to Roland Garros.
Some called it a "meltdown," others labeled it "misery" or a "horror show." No matter how you describe it, Rory McIlroy's final round at the Masters turned into agony for the young Northern Irishman from Holywood and for his supporters back in Britain.
The success of this weekend's first regular-season games in Europe will play a large part in whether the NBA comes back to London next year.
Owned by a Russian, awaiting two games in London and preparing for a move to New York, the New Jersey Nets have the look of globe-trotters.
A fan of a small English soccer team has been arrested for mocking the Munich air disaster which killed seven Manchester United players 53 years ago.
NBA great Clyde Drexler can foresee a league franchise being based in London, maybe even within the next decade.
From Australia to Belarus to China, the top of the women's tennis rankings looks like a United Nations of tennis.
First the Olympics, now World Cup. When it comes to landing sports' biggest events, the United States can't win.
Roger Federer turned his high-profile, season-ending match against Rafael Nadal into little more than an exhbition.
The ATP is extending its offseason in men's tennis from five to seven weeks, starting in 2012, without reducing the number of tournaments.
Troy Smith needed three quarters to find his range in his first start as a 49er. Once he did, San Francisco rallied to victory in the NFL's fourth regular-season game in London.
Only hours after touching down in London, two Denver Broncos were already getting their first taste of British culture at one of England's most famous cricket venues.
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