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Manny Pacquiao wants to fight in 2016 Olympics

At first, it sounded as if Manny Pacquiao was playing an April Fool’s Day joke on everyone when he said he would consider fighting in the Olympics. But the eight-time world champion was serious.

Las Vegas’ Vashti Cunningham’s Olympic dreams on verge of reality

Vashti Cunningham, the daughter of former UNLV and NFL quarterback Randall Cunningham, posted a world-leading mark in the high jump and now faces the decision of whether to turn professional as she prepares for the Olympic Trials.

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Morgan’s hat trick carries US women to Olympic soccer berth

Striker Alex Morgan scored a hat-trick as the United States booked a place in the Rio Olympic women’s soccer tournament with a 5-0 demolition of Trinidad and Tobago in a semi-final at the CONCACAF qualifying tournament in Houston on Friday.

Archery enthusiasts bring skills straighter than ‘Arrow’ to Las Vegas Shoot

Archery people from around the world and around the United States — but mostly from places such as South Dakota — were making their way to the Equestrian Center. They wielded high-tech bows affixed with pulleys and wheels. Quivers of arrows were strapped across shoulders. This was Las Vegas Shoot 2016.

Continental Cup of curling returns to open arms of Las Vegas

When Las Vegas was first proposed as a host site for the 2014 World Financial Group Continental Cup of curling, many laughed and shook their heads. The tournament — or bonspiel, as they say in curling — in Sin City ended up being a smashing success.

Changes coming this week in print, digital editions of Review-Journal Sports

The Review-Journal Sports will unveil some new features beginning this week. Those changes began in Sunday’s print edition with columnist Ron Kantowski debuting his Las Vegas Insider. He will report on the sports people that make up the city.

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