Chat Sports
Olympics news

OlympicTalk · Jun 21, 2016

Troy Dumais chases more Olympic history as career winds down

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Troy Dumais started diving with a dream of becoming the best in the world.

He’s leaving the sport still trying to prove it.

With a new wave of daring, young competitors eager to replace him on the international stage, a nerve injury that has been causing numbness in Dumais’ right arm since early May and retirement plans already worked out, the 36-year-old diver insists he’s not ready to turn this week’s U.S. Olympic trials into a farewell tour.

“I am not done,” Dumais said following Saturday’s underwhelming performance in the prelims and semifinals of his trademark event — synchronized springboard. “I want to erase what happened and not let that happen again.”

Full story at OlympicTalk

Chat Sports on YouTube

Chat Sports TV

NFL Daily | NBA Now | CFB Now

Subscribe

More Olympics news

On Dakar’s Packed Beaches, Africa Welcomes Its First Youth Olympics NY Times · 23h U.S.-Canada Tensions Turn Olympic Hockey Final Into a ‘Grudge Match’ NY Times · Feb 22 +1 more source The Biggest Olympic Skating Jumps, in Miniature NY Times · Feb 20 How Alysa Liu Won Women’s Figure Skating Gold for U.S. at 2026 Olympics NY Times · Feb 20 Relive the Biggest Olympic Skating Jumps, from Alysia Liu to Mikhail Shaidorov NY Times · Feb 20 How the U.S. Ice Dancer Madison Chock Began Designing Her Costumes NY Times · Feb 18 All Olympics news