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Where are the next Olympics?

Where are the next Olympics?

The 2026 Winter Olympics are drawing to a close this Sunday.

In the wake of Team USA’s thrilling overtime win over Canada in the men’s ice hockey gold medal game, what awaits are the Closing Ceremony, and the handoff to the next Olympic Games.

Where are those games taking place?

Those are closer that you might think, especially for some of you reading this.

When are the next Olympic Games?

In 1994 the International Olympic Committee (IOC) changed the schedule for the Summer and the Winter Olympics. Prior to that year, the Summer and Winter Games were held every four years, in the same year.

Now, an Olympic Games is held every two years, with four years between Summer Olympics and four years between Winter Olympics. The 1994 Winter Olympics were held in Lillehammer, Norway, and those Games were followed by the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta.

That means the next taste of Olympic competition will come in the summer of 2028, and for some readers, they will be taking place in your own backyard. The 2028 Summer Olympics are set for Los Angeles, although some events will take place in other parts of the United States. Preliminary games for the soccer tournament will take place in locations such as New York City, Columbus, Ohio, St. Louis, Missouri, and more. In addition, Oklahoma will play host to both the softball tournament, and the canoe slalom.

You can see a map of the 2028 Los Angeles Games here, courtesy of LA28.org:

This will be the first time the Olympics are back in the United States since the 2002 Winter Olympics, which were held in Salt Lake City, and the first time the Summer Olympics are back in the United States since the 1996 Atlanta Games.

This is also the third time that Los Angeles has played host to the Summer Olympics. The 1932 Summer Olympics were held in Los Angeles — after the Winter Games were held in Lake Placid earlier that year — and the 1984 Summer Olympics were also held in Los Angeles.

Where are the next Winter Olympics?

Some of you might have spent the past few weeks falling in love with various winter events, such as curling or the ski mountaineering, the newest event added to the Winter Olympics.

If you are wondering when and where the next Winter Olympics will be held, that will come in 2030 in the French Alps. The regions of Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur and Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes will host the majority of events, while ice competitions are scheduled to be held in Nice.

France has hosted the Winter Games on three different occasions: Chamonix in 1924, Grenoble in 1968, and Albertville in 1992.

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World No. 2 Jannik Sinner cruised past Ugo Humbert 6-3, 6-0 on Tuesday in the second round of the Monte-Carlo Masters.

Following his impressive “Sunshine Double” in March at the Indian Wells and Miami Masters 1000 tournaments, winning the two titles without dropping a set, the 24-year-old Italian made a flawless start to the season’s first clay court event.

Imperious on hard courts, Sinner is still seeking a major title on this surface, although he came close last year when he led by two sets and had three championship points before losing a five-hour, five-set, French Open final to Carlos Alcaraz.

“It was a good performance from my side,” Sinner said adding the first clay event “is never easy”. “You have to change your game style a little bit, how you approach certain situations,” he said. “I come here with good feelings but, at the same time, not many expectations.”

Against the Frenchman Humbert, whom he had faced only twice, the last time five years ago, Sinner took a few games to find his rhythm.

Monte Carlo Masters 2026: Sinner beats Humbert, enters second round  World No. 2 Jannik Sinner cruised past Ugo Humbert 6-3, 6-0 on Tuesday in the second round of the Monte-Carlo Masters.Following his impressive “Sunshine Double” in March at the Indian Wells and Miami Masters 1000 tournaments, winning the two titles without dropping a set, the 24-year-old Italian made a flawless start to the season’s first clay court event.Imperious on hard courts, Sinner is still seeking a major title on this surface, although he came close last year when he led by two sets and had three championship points before losing a five-hour, five-set, French Open final to Carlos Alcaraz.“It was a good performance from my side,” Sinner said adding the first clay event “is never easy”. “You have to change your game style a little bit, how you approach certain situations,” he said. “I come here with good feelings but, at the same time, not many expectations.”Against the Frenchman Humbert, whom he had faced only twice, the last time five years ago, Sinner took a few games to find his rhythm. Sinner will face Argentine Francisco Cerundolo in the next round.
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                                REUTERS
                            

                            Sinner will face Argentine Francisco Cerundolo in the next round.
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                                REUTERS
                                                    The Italian broke his opponent’s serve in the fifth game before holding to love and taking a 4-2 lead.Humbert saved a double break point, but eventually lost his serve again and the first set 6-3.The second set was a one-way affair. The Italian did not concede a single game to the Frenchman, sweeping him aside 6-0 in 23 minutes.Sinner will face Argentine Francisco Cerundolo in the next round.The Italian took his run of wins in 1000 events to 18 matches. He is in contention to reclaim the No. 1 spot in the rankings from defending champion Alcaraz, who followed Sinner onto court against Argentine Sebastian Baez.In first round action on Tuesday, Italian 15th seed Luciano Dardei collapsed in the third set against Hubert Hurkacz. The Polish veteran won 7-5 (7/4), 5-7, 6-1.Published on Apr 07, 2026  #Monte #Carlo #Masters #Sinner #beats #Humbert #enters

Sinner will face Argentine Francisco Cerundolo in the next round. | Photo Credit: REUTERS

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Sinner will face Argentine Francisco Cerundolo in the next round. | Photo Credit: REUTERS

The Italian broke his opponent’s serve in the fifth game before holding to love and taking a 4-2 lead.

Humbert saved a double break point, but eventually lost his serve again and the first set 6-3.

The second set was a one-way affair. The Italian did not concede a single game to the Frenchman, sweeping him aside 6-0 in 23 minutes.

Sinner will face Argentine Francisco Cerundolo in the next round.

The Italian took his run of wins in 1000 events to 18 matches. He is in contention to reclaim the No. 1 spot in the rankings from defending champion Alcaraz, who followed Sinner onto court against Argentine Sebastian Baez.

In first round action on Tuesday, Italian 15th seed Luciano Dardei collapsed in the third set against Hubert Hurkacz. The Polish veteran won 7-5 (7/4), 5-7, 6-1.

Published on Apr 07, 2026

#Monte #Carlo #Masters #Sinner #beats #Humbert #enters">Monte Carlo Masters 2026: Sinner beats Humbert, enters second round  World No. 2 Jannik Sinner cruised past Ugo Humbert 6-3, 6-0 on Tuesday in the second round of the Monte-Carlo Masters.Following his impressive “Sunshine Double” in March at the Indian Wells and Miami Masters 1000 tournaments, winning the two titles without dropping a set, the 24-year-old Italian made a flawless start to the season’s first clay court event.Imperious on hard courts, Sinner is still seeking a major title on this surface, although he came close last year when he led by two sets and had three championship points before losing a five-hour, five-set, French Open final to Carlos Alcaraz.“It was a good performance from my side,” Sinner said adding the first clay event “is never easy”. “You have to change your game style a little bit, how you approach certain situations,” he said. “I come here with good feelings but, at the same time, not many expectations.”Against the Frenchman Humbert, whom he had faced only twice, the last time five years ago, Sinner took a few games to find his rhythm. Sinner will face Argentine Francisco Cerundolo in the next round.
                                                            | Photo Credit: 
                                REUTERS
                            

                            Sinner will face Argentine Francisco Cerundolo in the next round.
                                                            | Photo Credit: 
                                REUTERS
                                                    The Italian broke his opponent’s serve in the fifth game before holding to love and taking a 4-2 lead.Humbert saved a double break point, but eventually lost his serve again and the first set 6-3.The second set was a one-way affair. The Italian did not concede a single game to the Frenchman, sweeping him aside 6-0 in 23 minutes.Sinner will face Argentine Francisco Cerundolo in the next round.The Italian took his run of wins in 1000 events to 18 matches. He is in contention to reclaim the No. 1 spot in the rankings from defending champion Alcaraz, who followed Sinner onto court against Argentine Sebastian Baez.In first round action on Tuesday, Italian 15th seed Luciano Dardei collapsed in the third set against Hubert Hurkacz. The Polish veteran won 7-5 (7/4), 5-7, 6-1.Published on Apr 07, 2026  #Monte #Carlo #Masters #Sinner #beats #Humbert #enters

Deadspin | Rockies’ 8-run inning just enough to down Astros  Apr 6, 2026; Denver, Colorado, USA; Houston Astros center fielder Jake Meyers (6) is tagged out stealing second by Colorado Rockies second baseman Edouard Julien (6) in the fifth inning at Coors Field. Mandatory Credit: Ron Chenoy-Imagn Images   Willi Castro had two hits in Colorado’s eight-run fifth inning, Tyler Johnston homered among his three hits, and the Colorado Rockies beat the Houston Astros 9-7 in Denver on Monday night.  Edouard Julien and TJ Rumfield had two hits each and Juan Mejia picked up his first save of the season for Colorado, which has won two in a row after dropping its first two games of its opening homestand.  Jose Altuve had three hits, Cam Smith finished with two hits, including a home run, and Christian Walker, Jeremy Pena and Jake Meyers also had two hits for Houston.  The Astros jumped ahead in the first inning with a two-out rally against starter Ryan Feltner (1-0). Altuve and Carlos Correa doubled and Walker singled to make it 2-0.  Smith hit a solo homer in the fourth inning to give Houston a 3-0 lead, but the Rockies rallied in the fifth.  Castro singled and Brenton Doyle walked to open the inning, and both moved up on a sacrifice bunt by Jake McCarthy. Ryan Weiss (0-1) replaced starter Cody Bolton, who was hit hard in allowing two runs on three hits with two walks and striking out five in 4 1/3 innings.   Kyle Karros walked to load the bases, Julien hit a two-run single and Hunter Goodman tied it with an RBI single an out later.  Johnston’s double put Colorado ahead and Rumfield brought home two more with a triple to left. He scored on Castro’s second single of the inning. Doyle reached on a fielder’s choice and Karros singled to cap the eight-run inning.  The Astros got a run back against Feltner in the sixth on a sacrifice fly by Joey Loperfido but Johnston answered with a solo homer in the bottom of the inning, his second of the season.  Feltner allowed four runs on seven hits in 5 1/3 innings with two walks and a strikeout.  Pena reached on a one-out double in the seventh and scored on Altuve’s single to cut it to 9-5 and Houston scored two more runs in the eighth on Loperfido’s RBI groundout and a run-scoring single by Yainer Diaz.  –Field Level Media    #Deadspin #Rockies #8run #inning #AstrosApr 6, 2026; Denver, Colorado, USA; Houston Astros center fielder Jake Meyers (6) is tagged out stealing second by Colorado Rockies second baseman Edouard Julien (6) in the fifth inning at Coors Field. Mandatory Credit: Ron Chenoy-Imagn Images

Willi Castro had two hits in Colorado’s eight-run fifth inning, Tyler Johnston homered among his three hits, and the Colorado Rockies beat the Houston Astros 9-7 in Denver on Monday night.

Edouard Julien and TJ Rumfield had two hits each and Juan Mejia picked up his first save of the season for Colorado, which has won two in a row after dropping its first two games of its opening homestand.

Jose Altuve had three hits, Cam Smith finished with two hits, including a home run, and Christian Walker, Jeremy Pena and Jake Meyers also had two hits for Houston.

The Astros jumped ahead in the first inning with a two-out rally against starter Ryan Feltner (1-0). Altuve and Carlos Correa doubled and Walker singled to make it 2-0.

Smith hit a solo homer in the fourth inning to give Houston a 3-0 lead, but the Rockies rallied in the fifth.


Castro singled and Brenton Doyle walked to open the inning, and both moved up on a sacrifice bunt by Jake McCarthy. Ryan Weiss (0-1) replaced starter Cody Bolton, who was hit hard in allowing two runs on three hits with two walks and striking out five in 4 1/3 innings.

Kyle Karros walked to load the bases, Julien hit a two-run single and Hunter Goodman tied it with an RBI single an out later.

Johnston’s double put Colorado ahead and Rumfield brought home two more with a triple to left. He scored on Castro’s second single of the inning. Doyle reached on a fielder’s choice and Karros singled to cap the eight-run inning.

The Astros got a run back against Feltner in the sixth on a sacrifice fly by Joey Loperfido but Johnston answered with a solo homer in the bottom of the inning, his second of the season.

Feltner allowed four runs on seven hits in 5 1/3 innings with two walks and a strikeout.

Pena reached on a one-out double in the seventh and scored on Altuve’s single to cut it to 9-5 and Houston scored two more runs in the eighth on Loperfido’s RBI groundout and a run-scoring single by Yainer Diaz.


–Field Level Media

#Deadspin #Rockies #8run #inning #Astros">Deadspin | Rockies’ 8-run inning just enough to down Astros  Apr 6, 2026; Denver, Colorado, USA; Houston Astros center fielder Jake Meyers (6) is tagged out stealing second by Colorado Rockies second baseman Edouard Julien (6) in the fifth inning at Coors Field. Mandatory Credit: Ron Chenoy-Imagn Images   Willi Castro had two hits in Colorado’s eight-run fifth inning, Tyler Johnston homered among his three hits, and the Colorado Rockies beat the Houston Astros 9-7 in Denver on Monday night.  Edouard Julien and TJ Rumfield had two hits each and Juan Mejia picked up his first save of the season for Colorado, which has won two in a row after dropping its first two games of its opening homestand.  Jose Altuve had three hits, Cam Smith finished with two hits, including a home run, and Christian Walker, Jeremy Pena and Jake Meyers also had two hits for Houston.  The Astros jumped ahead in the first inning with a two-out rally against starter Ryan Feltner (1-0). Altuve and Carlos Correa doubled and Walker singled to make it 2-0.  Smith hit a solo homer in the fourth inning to give Houston a 3-0 lead, but the Rockies rallied in the fifth.  Castro singled and Brenton Doyle walked to open the inning, and both moved up on a sacrifice bunt by Jake McCarthy. Ryan Weiss (0-1) replaced starter Cody Bolton, who was hit hard in allowing two runs on three hits with two walks and striking out five in 4 1/3 innings.   Kyle Karros walked to load the bases, Julien hit a two-run single and Hunter Goodman tied it with an RBI single an out later.  Johnston’s double put Colorado ahead and Rumfield brought home two more with a triple to left. He scored on Castro’s second single of the inning. Doyle reached on a fielder’s choice and Karros singled to cap the eight-run inning.  The Astros got a run back against Feltner in the sixth on a sacrifice fly by Joey Loperfido but Johnston answered with a solo homer in the bottom of the inning, his second of the season.  Feltner allowed four runs on seven hits in 5 1/3 innings with two walks and a strikeout.  Pena reached on a one-out double in the seventh and scored on Altuve’s single to cut it to 9-5 and Houston scored two more runs in the eighth on Loperfido’s RBI groundout and a run-scoring single by Yainer Diaz.  –Field Level Media    #Deadspin #Rockies #8run #inning #Astros

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