Our winters may be awful, we may be the only people to play Duck Duck Gray Duck, and we pride ourselves in our hot dish, but no one can say we didn't do our part at the 2018 Winter Olympics!
Akuoma Omeoga may be a proud native of St. Paul and graduate of the U of M, but it's because of her Nigerian descent that she's making history at the 2018 Winter Olympics as part of Nigeria's first ever Bobsleigh team.
Sport climbing has a couple variations, but in the video I watched two climbers competed to be the first to reach the top of a rock wall. The whole race lasted mere seconds -- 5, 6 or 7 -- and often the winners won by just milliseconds. I nearly thought I was watching a video in fast-forward mode.
Viewing parties have been planned as St. Cloud's own Alise Post competes in the Olympics. You can watch Post in the the BMX races at the Marcus Parkwood Cinema in Waite Park. The viewing parties are free and open to everyone.
Many of the most memorable moments at the Olympics happen at Track and Field events. Track and Field at the Summer games in Rio consists of 24 men’s sports and 23 women’s sports.
Former St. Cloud State University football player, and SCSU rugby club member, Garrett Bender began his Olympic run today (Tuesday) in Rio.
The USA men's Rugby Sevens team won one game, and lost another.