Olympic champion Justin Rose has announced he will be out of action for the next two months to fully recover from a back injury.The decision means Rose, who won two points from five matches in Europes Ryder Cup defeat to the United States last week, will miss next weeks British Masters, a tournament he won in 2002.Following an intense summer schedule and discussion with my team, I have decided to take the next eight weeks off for rest and recovery, the 36-year-old said in a statement.As many of you know, during the Players Championship I experienced discomfort in my back from a disc herniation and was sidelined for the following month.I worked hard to be able to return for the U.S. Open, but my ongoing tournament schedule, combined with heavy preparation for the Olympics, did not allow for full and proper recovery.At this point in my career, it is important to invest in my body and this time off is crucial for me to return to peak performance.The remainder of the year has such a great run of tournaments and I am very disappointed to have to miss out on some of them. The importance of the European Tours Race to Dubai and my relationship with the British Masters makes these tournaments particularly tough to miss.I want to send my appreciation to the European Tour and [chief executive] Keith Pelley for being understanding of my need for time off and I thank them, my sponsors and the fans for their unwavering support.Rose said during the Ryder Cup that he was unconcerned by the leaking of his personal medical records by Russian hackers.The information on a therapeutic use exemption (TUE), which was granted so he could take an anti-inflammatory drug for his back injury, was stolen from the World Anti-Doping Agencys data storage system and published online by the so-called Fancy Bears.Rose announced on May 19 he was withdrawing from the following weeks BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth. His TUE was authorised on May 20 and he was out for several weeks before returning to action at the U.S. Open in June. Joey Bosa Youth Jersey . 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Only one Ivy League womens basketball player had gone to the WNBA and that was 15 years ago.Never in a million years, Dietrick said laughing in a phone interview with The Associated Press on Friday. Freshman year I was planning to major in econ, work on Wall Street -- as is the career path of many a Princeton student. Instead, here I am.The San Antonio guards road to the WNBA took an extra year. She got cut last season from both Washington and Los Angeles training camps after graduating from college. Undeterred, she played in Italy for Orvieto. She averaged 15.5 points in a league that featured WNBA players. It gave her confidence and showed her that she could play with the best in the world.Last year I was nervous, never had played at that level before, she said. That was disappointing to feel that way. To be given another chance was amazing.This spring, she got the invite to Seattles training camp and was the last player to make the team.It was awesome just to hear that they believed in me and believed I could play at this level, Dietrick said. It was really fulfilling.Playing in Seattle also gave the Boston native a chance to play with Sue Bird, who she idolized growing up. When Dietrick was younger she would often watch UConn games and attend the schools youth camps.I was little star struck at first, Dietrick said of sharing the court with Bird. She was a great teammate off the court. It was a nice first experience.Bird was impressed with the young guard.Blakes done a really good job. Shes really strong, Bird said. Shes got really good size and strength and is fundamentally sound. Shes really smart. You dont have to tell Blake to do things more than once.She played in two games with the Storm before getting cut on June 25, scoring two points. 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The WNBA wasnt on my radar for her at all when she first got here. But by the time she left I knew theres no way that this kid couldnt help a team in that league.Banghart did get to see Dietrick last week when she came by the Tigers basketball camp. The guard, who helped Princeton to a 30-0 regular season record her senior year and an NCAA Tournament victory was home. She signed autographs for 1 1/2 hours after camp ended, posing for photos and encouraging the young girls who two years earlier had been cheering for her from the stands.Honestly, it makes me so humbled, Dietrick said of the attention she got. I see how Sue and Breanna (Stewart) and all those people have to sign autgoraphs for hours on end. Its crazy how many people look up to them, and are honored to be in their presence. For a small group of people to feel that way about me is sweet. It was a really great experience.Now she hopes to stick with the Stars for the remainder of the season. 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