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02/23/2019
Kiwitt Wins Welterweight Belt, Puts Liberia Back On Boxing Map

With his first title under his belt, Kiwitt has his eyes set on Africa.

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Boxing
LIB Olympic Blog New Handle
02/21/2019
LIB Olympic Blog Has A New Social Media Handle

As we prepare for Tokyo 2020, we want to make sure you can find us online.

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Go Team Liberia
Buenos Aires Medal Design Winner
02/15/2019
2020 YOG Medal Design Contest Begins

The IOC just announced the Medal Design Competition for the Youth Olympic Games Lausanne 2020.

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Contest
Outside Liberian Boxing Gym
02/12/2019
Boxing In Liberia Takes A New Direction

Boxing is not new to Liberia. However, the sport has been mute for many years. Now, some noticeable changes have arrived.

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Africa
Akeem Sirleaf
02/11/2019
Liberian Sprinter Akeem Sirleaf Sets New Personal Best

Sirleaf attends North Carolina A&T as a junior. He is also on the Liberia National Track Team

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200 meters
Musa Shannon
02/10/2019
Robert Morris University Inducts Legendary Liberian Football Player Into Hall of Fame

Robert Morris University(RMU) inducted Liberia’s Musa Shannon into their Hall of Fame for the second time.

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football
02/08/2019
The Martial Arts Academy All Liberians Should Know

Liberia has more than 250 black belts in taekwondo, according to Master Junior Pewee Russian.

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Africa
02/01/2019
Liberia Wrestling Team: Meet The Athletes Representing LIB On The Mat

In February 2018, Liberia sent its first ever licensed wrestlers to Nigeria.

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2018 African Wrestling Championship
01/29/2019
Moving Judo Forward in Liberia

Judo’s future in Liberia depends on how well the federation and independent judo lovers move forward.

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Africa