John Coates

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IOC vice president John Coates is pleased with the "balanced package" of proposed additional sports for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and expects that skateboarding will soon be represented by a single international federation to push its case for inclusion in the games.

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Iginiit uli ni Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) pre-sident Sheikh Ahmad Al-Fahad Al-Sabah ng Kuwait ang pagsuporta sa ginagawang pagbangon ng mga biktima ng super typhoon Yolanda noong nakaraang Nobyembre.

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Makikipagkita si Sheikh Ahmad Al-Fahad Al-Sabah ng Kuwait, presidente ng Olympic Council of Asia, kay President Aquino ngayon sa Malacañang.

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                    [Title] => Olympic chief says drug testing ‘ineffective’
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Australian Olympic Committee chief John Coates says current worldwide drug testing is "ineffective" and wants to shift the burden of proof on to athletes if they refuse to cooperate with doping investigations.

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                    [Title] => Australia, Japan sign cooperative Olympic deal
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IOC praises 'balanced package' of proposed sports for Tokyo

By Jim Armstrong | October 14, 2015 - 2:23pm

IOC vice president John Coates is pleased with the "balanced package" of proposed additional sports for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and expects that skateboarding will soon be represented by a single international federation...

World

POC nasorpresa sa $450-k tulong ng IOC

By ATan | January 19, 2014 - 12:00am

Sinorpresa ng International Olympic Committee (IOC) ang Philippine Olympic  Committee (POC) nang ihayag ang ambag na $450,000.00 tulong para sa ginagawang pagbangon ng mga nabiktima ng super typhoon Yoland...

PSN Palaro

IOC nagbigay ng P20M para sa ‘Yolanda’ victims

By AT | January 19, 2014 - 12:00am

Nagpahabol  ang In­ter­­national Olympic Com­­mittee (IOC) ng tu­long para sa mga biktima ng bag­yong ‘Yolanda’ nang ia­­nunsyo sa isinagawang Olympic Council...

PM Sports

OCA tutulong sa pagpapagawa ng mga sports facilities na sinira ng bagyong Yolanda

By AT | January 17, 2014 - 12:00am

Iginiit uli ni Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) pre-sident Sheikh Ahmad Al-Fahad Al-Sabah ng Kuwait ang pagsuporta sa ginagawang pagbangon ng mga biktima ng super typhoon Yolanda noong nakaraang Nobyembre.

PM Sports

OCA president bibisita kay P-Noy

January 16, 2014 - 12:00am

Makikipagkita si Sheikh Ahmad Al-Fahad Al-Sabah ng Kuwait, presidente ng Olympic Council of Asia, kay President Aquino ngayon sa Malacañang.

PM Sports

Olympic chief says drug testing ‘ineffective’

March 1, 2013 - 11:38am

Australian Olympic Committee chief John Coates says current worldwide drug testing is "ineffective" and wants to shift the burden of proof on to athletes if they refuse to cooperate with doping investigations. ...

Sports

Aussie Olympic head warns athletes over gambling

May 14, 2011 - 1:16pm

The Australian Olympic Committee warned its athletes competing at the 2012 London games on Saturday that they'll be thrown off the Australian team if they engage in any illegal betting or gambling activities.

Australia, Japan sign cooperative Olympic deal

February 25, 2010 - 7:30am

 VANCOUVER  (AP) — The Australian and Japanese Olympic committees signed an agreement Wednesday which will allow athletes reciprocal access to the best training facilities in both countries.