One of South Florida's best-kept sports secrets hides in a nondescript Broward strip mall. It is called Ki-Itsu-Sai Judo, and it is a training club for Judo. The club is such a breeding ground for talent that USA Judo named it one of six official Olympic training sites. The club boasts the top-ranked U.S. judoka in five of 14 weight divisions. Take a look.
Now that they've made peace with their international partners on the financial front, leaders at the U.S. Olympic Committee must decide whether to try to bring an upcoming Olympics to America.
Nastia Liukin sat in her hotel room and pulled out her competition leotard - hot pink, of course.
Rebecca Soni beat Jessica Hardy to win the 100-meter breaststroke at the Speedo Grand Challenge, Hardy returned to win the 50 freestyle, and 40-year-old Janet Evans finished fourth in a consolation final of the 400 free on the meet's opening night Friday.
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