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Despite three generations of swimmers, including a six-time Olympic medalist, Devon Lochte's family rarely talks about swimming.However, it is his family's strength and support that have helped to mot...

Olympic bronze medal holder's refusal to play safe costs him dear in World Championships.

Hockey Night in Canada commentator Don Cherry blasted Team Canada management for not including Marc Savard on its summer Olympic orientation camp roster during his weekly Coach's Corner segment on Saturday.

American Kayla Williams won the world gold on vault today -- the first US woman to become world champion on the event. Williams, who vaulted a piked rudi and a Yurchenko double twist, is competing in her first international competition, too! Switzerland's Ariella Kaeslin earned silver, the first women's world medal ever for her country. The bronze went to Youna Dufournet (France), while Olympic champion Hong Un Jong of North Korea fell on both vaults and ended up in fifth. Teammate Rebecca Bross earned the bronze on bars, tying with Ana Progras of Romania. Olympic champion He Kexin (China) easily won the event by 1.125 over Japan's Koko Tsurumi. He competed her amazing Jaegar half-Jaegar combination, and stuck her full-in dismount. North Korea's Cha Yong Hwa finished just out of the medals in fifth, but performed a beautiful hop full to Def (full-twisting Gienger) combination. On the men's side, Romania's Marian Dragulescu won the floor gold over Olympic champion Zou Kai (China). USA's

Yesterday's Results Football BURLCO/OLYMPIC AMERICAN Eastern 24, Lenape 9 Cherry Hill West 27, Pennsauken 13 Cherokee 35, Washington Township 0

Gymnast Shawn Johnson won the all-around and floor exercise at the 2007 World Gymnastics Championships, and is a 2-time National All-Around Champion. Johnson won the silver medal in the Olympic all-around, and is one to watch in the future.

Five random thoughts on another unseasonably cold mid-October day here in Chicago: 1. It took me less than three minutes to realize that Kim Yu-Na of South Korea should simply be presented the 2010 Olympic women's figure skating gold medal right now.