Archive for the ‘Sheila Taormina’ Category
Taormina Thrives on Triple Try
Sheila Taormina was featured in a feature story which appeared in today’s Detroit News.… More | Posted: June 22, 2007
Taormina Featured in Detroit Free Press
Sheila Taormina’s rise in the international modern pentathlon was featured in today’s issue of the Detroit Free Press.… More | Posted: June 6, 2007
Taormina Takes 5th in Poland
Sheila Taormina was the highest placing American competitor at the fifth Pentathlon World Cup of the season in Drzonkow, Poland this past weekend, with a 5th place finish.… More | Posted: May 30, 2007
Sheila Taormina in The Times UK
Sheila Taormina’s fascinating athletic career continues to captivate the world.
In a story published today in The Times UK Online, writer David Powell details Sheila’s rapid rise to prominence in the world of modern pentathlon.… More | Posted: May 10, 2007
Sheila Taormina Featured on Current.TV
Sheila Taormina’s journey to become the first person in history to qualify for three Olympic Games, each in a different sport was recently documented in a video piece which ran on Current.TV.… More | Posted: April 28, 2007
Taormina Interviewed on USOC Site
Sheila Toarmina was recently interviewed by Kristyn Peterson of USOlympicTeam.com. In the interview, Sheila discusses her fascinating career in the athletic world and the sacrifices she has made in order to reach her goals.… More | Posted: March 27, 2007
Taormina Wins Thorpe Award
Sheila Taormina, 2006 U.S. National Modern Pentathlon Champion and elite athlete in three Olympic sports, was honored with the United States Sports Academy’s Jim Thorpe All-Around Award in ceremonies today at the El Pomar Foundation’s Penrose House in Colorado Springs.… More | Posted: March 16, 2007
Taormina Featured in Sports Illustrated
Sheila Taormina was featured in this week’s issue of Sports Illustrated.
In the article, writer Brian Cazenueve details Sheila’s quest to become the first ever female to qualify for the Olympic Games in three different sports.… More | Posted: November 22, 2006