As Olympic curling surveillance grows, Britain faces infraction
Increased match surveillance led officials to remove a British curling stone for alleged double-touching, extending scrutiny that previously targeted Canadian teams.
Kylie Kelce's Advice for Sports Parents Can Be Summed Up in 2 Words
Parents should stay calm, refrain from criticizing coaches or officials at games, and let coaches lead while addressing performance concerns privately after the game.
Wimbledon scraps line judges for first time in history to bring in AI
Wimbledon's decision to replace human line judges with AI technology marks a significant evolution in officiating, aimed at maximizing accuracy and player experience.
