Weekend Update

At the Columbus Grand Prix, Eric Shanteau won the 200 breast, Caesar Cielo won the 50 and 100 free, Peter Vanderkaay won the 400 free, Nick Thoman won the 100 and 200 back, Tyler Clary won the 400 IM, and Arthur Frayler won the 1,500 free. In women's races, Chloe Sutton won the 400 free, Elizabeth Pelton won the 100 and 200 back, Corrie Clark won the 200 breast, Vanessa Garcia won the 50 free, Justine Mueller won the 400 IM, and Jasmine Tosky won the 200 fly.

The America's Cup circuit for bobsled and skeleton ended today. Annie O'Shea won women's skeleton while Matt Anoine won the men's race. Patrice Servelle drove the two man bobsled to victory with Ethan Albrecht won the four man.

The US women's field hockey team lost to Korea in the finals of the qualifier for the World Cup. Will Spear and Kat Holmes will represent the US in fencing at the Youth Olympics.

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Caster Semenya publicly announced her return to competition. However, she was denied a spot in the race she intended to enter in Stellenbosch. A gender ruling is expected in June.

At the USA freestyle skiing championships, Hannah Kearney and Joey Discoe won the moguls titles, Jen Hudak and Tucker Perkins won the halfpipe, and Emily Cook and Matt DePeters won aerials. Tyler Jewell and Lindsay Lloyd won the parallel giant slalom while Lloyd and Chris Klug won the parallel slalom.

Hiroshima is considering bidding for the 2020 Olympics.

Troy Dumais (diving), Erin Hamlin (luge), Sanya Richards (track), and Rebecca Soni (swimming) were nominated for Sullivan Awards.

The US women qualified for the field hockey world cup.

The US women's curling team finished fifth at the world championships, their best finish since 2007.

Learn about America's power Judo family here.