2020 Summer Olympics - Athletes
| Athlete | Sport |
|---|---|
 Noemi Batki | Aquatics |
 Isobel Batt-Doyle | Athletics |
 Sugar Katinka Battai | |
 Haley Batten | Cycling |
| Michela Battiston | |
| Anavia Battle | Athletics |
| Nadia Battocletti | Athletics |
 Martin Bau | Aquatics |
 Christian Baumann | Gymnastics |
 Iga Baumgart | Athletics |
 Simona Baumrtová | Aquatics |
 Gabriela Bayardo | Archery |
 Munkhzaya Bayartsogt | Athletics |
 Selamawit Bayoulgn | Athletics |
 Turan Bayramov | Wrestling |
 Maria Bazo | Sailing |
 Lorène Bazolo | Athletics |
 Cassandre Beaugrand | Triathlon |
| Maxime Beaumont | Canoe/Kayak |
 Jack Beaumont | Rowing |
| Beauville Z | |
 Karl Bebendorf | Athletics |
| Luca Beccaro | Canoe/Kayak |
 Laura Bechdeju | Gymnastics |
| Alex Beck | Athletics |
Olympics News
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SafeSport bans Paralympic swimmer Robert Griswold
The U.S. Center for SafeSport has permanently banned Robert Griswold, Paralympic swimmer who was accused of sexually assaulting an autistic teammate at the Games in 2021 and for about a year after that.
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Sprinter Fred Kerley gets 2-year ban for missing drug tests
Sprinter Fred Kerley received a two-year ban Friday for missing drug tests -- a suspension that shouldn't impact the 30-year-old former world champion because he has signed to run in a league that does not prohibit performance enhancers.
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Olympic swimmer Hunter Armstrong to compete in Enhanced Games
Two-time Olympic gold medalist Hunter Armstrong plans to swim in the PED-friendly Enhanced Games while still pursuing hopes to compete in the 2028 Olympics.
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Ex-NFL exec named 1st Major League Volleyball commissioner
Former NFL executive Jaime Weston has been named the first commissioner of Major League Volleyball.
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Diving World Cup canceled after surge of violence in Mexico
The Diving World Cup scheduled for next week outside of Guadalajara in the state of Jalisco, Mexico, has been canceled due to safety concerns in the area.
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Jeff Galloway, Olympian and pioneer of run-walk method, dies at 80
Jeff Galloway, a member of the 1972 U.S. Olympic team who for decades inspired elite athletes and countless everyday runners by promoting a run-walk-run strategy, whether in a marathon or just a neighborhood jog, died Wednesday at age 80.
