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U.S. Olympic Committee Honors Diana and Steven Lopez

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. -- The U.S. Olympic Committee today named USA Taekwondo’s Diana and Steven Lopez as its April Athletes of the Month. The USOC Team of the Month honor was awarded to the U.S. Women’s Ice Hockey Team.

Diana and Steven Lopez (Sugar Land, Texas), sister and brother, both won gold medals (featherweight and welterweight, respectively) at the Taekwondo World Championships in Madrid, Spain, April 13-17. Along with their brother, Mark

(featherweight), the Lopez family made sports history in Madrid by taking three gold medals. Never before have three siblings won world titles at the same event in any sport. The siblings are all coached by their eldest brother, Jean. It also marks the first time that a brother and sister have been honored as USOC Athletes of the Month for the same month.

The family’s three gold medals also signified the most successful Taekwondo World Championships in U.S. history. The U.S. had never won more than one gold medal in a previous World Championships. For Steven, a two-time Olympic gold medalist (2000, 2004), the win was his third consecutive World Championship title (2001, 2003, 2005).


Taekwondo To Remain an Olympic Sport

Tae Kwon Do Remains Olympic Sport in 2008

Seoul, SK…According to a report printed in the JoongAng Daily, a South Korean newspaper, Tae Kwon Do will remain a full Olympic sport in the 2008 Games in Beijing, China. At a meeting in Switzerland held the second week of April, the Korean Olympic Committee reported that IOC President Jacques Rogge told KOC head Kim Jung-gil that Tae Kwon Do will remain on the roster of sports in the foreseeable future.

Rumors that Tae Kwon Do would not retain its status in the 2008 Games were fueled by several scandals that erupted over the past several years involving the Korean martial art as well as accusations of biased referring within the martial sport. According to KOC members, Rogge said that Tae Kwon Do’s recent reform drive had alleviated those concerns.



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