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Sheila S. HulaPresident “Aways looking for the next big challenge” – has been Sheila Scott Hula’s professional philosophy for the last 25+ years. Hula Sport Communications is the latest iteration of a career that has spanned every major communications platform. Hula is best known as the publisher of Around the Rings, the world’s most respected […]
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By Ed Hula with photos by Sheila Scott Hula Life returns to a more normal state for both me and Sheila. Six weeks ago we returned home from a harrowing ordeal at the Paris Olympics. A near-death experience for me, a distressing crisis for her. Since then the warmth of Florida seems to be melting […]
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By Ed Hula A.D. Frazier is remembered as a tireless second-in-command who “got the job done” for the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta. Frazier, 80, died Sept. 23 at home in Mountain Bluff, a small town in North Georgia. He was a native of North Carolina. Christened Adolphus Drury, he preferred to be known as A.D. […]
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By Ed Hula The biggest-ever field to run for president of the IOC is a healthy sign. Seven members have put their names forward, despite the challenges and demands of the post. That’s two more candidates than 2013, the last time a new president was chosen. Thomas Bach, 70, will step down next June. In […]
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By Ed Hula The names of those IOC members hoping to succeed Thomas Bach as president will be revealed within days. Candidates nominate themselves in a letter to Bach due by September 15. The list of candidates will be released the next day. Bach steps down in June 2025, three months after the election in […]
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With the midpoint of the Paris Olympics approaching, organizers have avoided crises and complications, even as the number of events hits a peak over the weekend. The most serious challenge so far was whether the triathlon would take place, pollution in the River Seine the issue. The river has been subject to a multi-billion dollar […]
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After an opening ceremony for the ages, athletes at the Paris 2024 Olympics are in action in the first full day of competition. China wins the first gold medal of the Games in the 10 meter air pistol. The shooting event is traditionally the first where medals are awarded. More to come through the day […]
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After a popular debut at the 2018 Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires, breaking — also called breakdancing — will be on the Olympic program for the first time in Paris. Nestled into two slots lasting about five hours each on the closing days of the Games, 32 breakers will compete. The 16 “B girls” […]
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After enduring two consecutive Summer Olympics that brought gold medal-level heartburn to the IOC, Paris is poised to deliver the curing tonic. The end of Rio 2016 was as messy as the runup. Tokyo 2020 – on its way becoming perhaps the best prepared Olympic host city in decades – – was dramatically postponed by […]
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In just a few weeks — if everything goes according to plan — my treasured spouse and partner in Olympic journalism, Sheila S. and I will head to Paris to cover what is likely to be the last Games in our Olympic journalism journey that began more than 30 years ago. We were on the […]
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By Ed Hula Unless a grand compromise can be reached in the coming months, Olympic boxing is truly on the ropes from a self-inflicted knockout. The IOC made it clear earlier this month that unless there’s an international federation to handle the sport by early 2025, boxing will not be on the program of the […]
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By Ed Hula with photos by Sheila Scott Hula Life returns to a more normal state for both me and Sheila. Six weeks ago we returned home from a harrowing ordeal at the Paris Olympics. A near-death experience for me, a distressing crisis for her.…
By Ed Hula A.D. Frazier is remembered as a tireless second-in-command who “got the job done” for the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta. Frazier, 80, died Sept. 23 at home in Mountain Bluff, a small town in North Georgia. He was a native of North Carolina.…
By Ed Hula The biggest-ever field to run for president of the IOC is a healthy sign. Seven members have put their names forward, despite the challenges and demands of the post. That’s two more candidates than 2013, the last time a new president was…