Word: olympicsized
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When they are not opposing each other at the Winter Olympics or the World Championships, the two skate together on the starting line-up of Harvard's national champion hockey team, one of the most dominant squads in women's collegiate hockey history.
"There is so much excitement, so much pressure and so much crowd support at the Olympics," Botterill said. "It had been a dream of mine since I was really small to go to the Olympics and represent Canada, so to get there it was incredible."
HC: How is [Head Coach] Charlie Butt? AM: He's phenomenal. I think he's one of the best, if not the best coach. SR: Yeah, well, he's been on the National Team, he coaches the Olympics, he was on the National Team for 10 years. AM: Supposedly, they...
HC: Rowing in general is a low-visibility sport, it's not a spectator sport. EK: Well, this is the one regatta where it is a spectator sport. I mean the Olympics are a spectator sport, but this is truly a spectator sport in that there's always some crew...
Mission Viejo, Calif., has a lofty level of Olympic consciousness. Greg Louganis used to work out at the local multipool swimming complex. The bicycle races of the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics ran on its roads. So acute is Mission Viejo's awareness of sports that keeping athletic talent a secret...