Locals in the Olympics: A history of Washington athletes in the Olympic games
Use this interactive table to learn more about the lengthy history of Washington athletes competing in the Olympics.
Locals in the Olympics
The Seattle Times covers the local athletes competing in and the Seattle connections to the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, which run from Aug. 5 to 21, 2016.
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Nathan Adrian's four medals headline Washington athletes' 14-medal haul
Nathan Adrian led all Washington state athletes with four Olympic medals, but as Bernard Lagat and Helena Scutt showed, the Rio Olympics were not just...
Seattle's Kara Winger talks lucky charms, Olympics prep as she gears up for javelin qualifier at Rio Olympics WATCH
Now at her third Olympic Games, Kara Winger says she's already feeling better than she did in London in 2012. She'll compete in the javelin...
U.S. women’s soccer stunned by Sweden in quarterfinals, will not medal in Olympics VIEW
The U.S. women’s soccer team, which won the World Cup last year and was expected to contend for another gold medal in the Olympics, was...
Seattle’s Jen Morgan Glass helped get women’s skiff sailing in Olympic Games
Kirkland’s Helena Scutt will compete with her California partner in sport’s debut Friday.
Sue Bird and U.S. women’s basketball roll past Spain
Storm player Sue Bird had nine points and five assists, Diana Taurasi scored 13 points and Sylvia Fowles added 12 on Monday as the U.S....
Top 10 Summer Olympians in Washington history
Take a look at the top 10 Summer Olympians who have ties to Washington, and explore all the Washington athletes who have competed in the...
What to watch at the Rio Olympics on Saturday: Basketball, soccer, rowing and more
Take a look at the locals competing today in the Olympics, as well as some of the other major events.
International training has Olympian Marti Malloy ready to better her bronze
Oak Harbor native Marti Malloy, 30, is ranked fifth in the world and won gold in judo at the 2015 Pan American Championships. She’s set...
Bremerton-born swimmer Nathan Adrian takes aim at history in 2016 Olympic Games
He’ll head to Rio this August hoping to become the first American to win the 100 freestyle in back-to-back Olympics since 1928.
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