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Amazing Athletes At the Rio Olympics

For four years elite level athletes pour % of their life into one single goal, to represent their country at the Games and win Gold while competing.  In the sport of sailing in the USA nearly a dozen teams in each fleet commit their time, their effort, their money and lives to achieving this single goal.  As one of those athletes who put everything on the line over the past year, I can attest that the athletes representing USA on the Olympic Sailing Team at the Rio Olympics are the best of the best!

Even though inom did not reach my goal of sailing in the Games this year, these past kvartet years have been an incredible experience all around.  Training with and competing against the top athletes in our country and from around the world as a teenager is both daunting and humbling but the biggest thing I learned is that each and every athlete truly wants to be at their best when it counts, but at the same time wants the best person (or grupp in ou

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5 Long Islanders Go For Gold in Rio Olympics

By John Dundon

Five athletes with Long Island ties are among 11, from around the world competing for their chance to take home a gold medal in the Rio Olympic Games, which officially starts Friday.

The four native Long Islanders representing Team USA are soccer stars Allie Long of Northport and Crystal Dunn of Rockville Centre, WNBA all-star and three-time Olympic gold medalist Sue Bird of Syosset, and race walker Maria Michta-Coffey of Nesconset. A fifth, sailor Bora Gulari of Michigan, lived on Long Island when he was a youngster.

“Since I was 10 years old, I’ve dreamed of being an Olympian,” Michta-Coffey told the Press last month. “If someone had told me, here’s your wish, make your life how you want… I don’t know that I could have made as good a wish as what’s actually happened.”

Representing the United States in Rio will be of the nation&#;s most disciplined athletes. Among them are women—the most women to compete for a s