Tag: LA 2028
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Taufik Hidayat, Deputy Sports Minister, Pushes To Restore Indonesian Badminton At LA 2028
Taufik Hidayat, the deputy sports minister, has outlined a routemap for the Indonesian badminton players, envisioning them to improve their gold medal haul across categories at LA 2028. Indonesia’s Anthony Sinisuka Ginting (Tokyo 2020) and Gregoria Mariska Tunjung (Paris 2024) won a bronze medal each at the last two editions of the Olympic Games while…
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Simone Biles’ LA 2028 Participation In Doubt
Simone Biles, one of United States’ greatest asset, has the clearest view of Los Angeles (LA) 2028. After winning gold medals in the team, all-around, vault events and earning a silver in the floor exercise at Paris 2024, the American is ‘not greedy’ about participating in her fourth Olympic Games. In a recent interview with…
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LA 2028 Hopeful Hima Das Resumes Training In Thiruvananthapuram
Hima Das, a part of the 2018 Asian Games Women’s 4×400m and Mixed 4×400m teams, resumed training in Thiruvananthapuram after completing a 16-month suspension imposed by the National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA) on November 21, 2024. The 24-year-old will be vying for a berth in her first Olympic appearance at LA 2028. With regards to Das’…
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LA 2028 Gains $162.8 Million Investment From New Zealand
High Performance Sport New Zealand (HPSNZ) will invest $162.8 million directly into 36 National Sporting Organisations (NSOs) over the next four years through to the Los Angeles Olympic and Paralympic Games. $40.7 million per annum will go directly to NSOs for their campaigns, high performance programmes and performance pathways. In addition, HPSNZ will invest $22…
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Nigel Avery Named New Zealand Team Chef de Mission For LA 2028 And Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games
Olympian and five-time Commonwealth Games medallist Nigel Avery is set to lead The New Zealand Team to the next edition of the Commonwealth and Olympic Games. Avery, a former New Zealand representative in weightlifting, athletics and bobsleigh was New Zealand Team Chef de Mission for the extremely successful Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games and Paris 2024 Olympic…