Which case? Because the whole Julia Pieper thing was very public around Sochi 2014, and as a world class biathlete, Preuss' injuries and illness were all the time mentioned in biathlon commentary and news and stuff  

Surprising result.

Sighel took a big risk on the last turn. Luckily there was no PEN. You can take such risks at the World Cup, but at the Olympics you can lose a certain silver to attack for gold. Today in the relay there are the big 5: Can, Kor, Chn, Ned and Ita. So it will be a terrible fight even at the semi-final level. The Italians are a bit miss a 4 skater: Antonioli is a level lower and I think we have to count on Previtali's progress until next year. Today, for the first time since 2022, Fontana showed great skate. There is some hope for the future, but the level is insanely high.

Yes, winning ATP title at age 18 is extremely rare to say the very least so it will be very interesting where he goes from here 

Monday February 17th, 2025 - Round-Robin Day 5 Schedule (GMT +1)   15:00  Estonia vs Singapore 19:00  Israel vs Bosnia and Herzegovina

Sunday February 16th, 2025 - Round-Robin Day 4 Results (GMT +1)   19:00  Bosnia and Herzegovina  OT4 - 3  Bulgaria   Provisional Standing After Day 4:   1.    7* *Played 1 match more ------------------ 2.   5* *Played 1 match more 3.   4 4.   2 5.   0

No words, that is very tragic. I haven't heard about her before and there's almost nothing about the case online, do you know more?

And there is it!!   18 yo João Fonseca wins his first ATP level championship in Buenos Aires!!   He is a real deal!

Grand Slam #2 ( Baku)   Results Recap   https://www.ijf.org/competition/2870/results

total domination by  in the second GS of the season...   they won 10 out of 14 weight classes...and they didn't even line up their best team (with a couple of notable exceptions)