There is little doubt that participation in the imaging and care of athletes at major sporting events can be among the highlights of one’s career as a musculoskeletal radiologist or technologist. The team approach to diagnosis and intervention of not only athletes but also related personnel and spectators has become more evident, and the key role that medical imaging plays is clear. Careful planning of equipment, human, and information technology resources is critical to success. The motivation to be part of the imaging team is rooted in love of sport and competition (Collier 2012) and the realization that imaging can optimize an athlete’s performance and help them and their team to excel under often worldwide media scrutiny.