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Canadian Summer McIntosh was delighted to have made it through what she described as her toughest night at the world championships with a gold medal, saying her dominant showing on Sunday boded well for the remainder of the competition.
Canada's Simone Leathead captured the first world championship medal of her career on Saturday in Singapore, winning silver in the women's 20 metre high dive.
Canada's Leylah Fernandez advanced to her first semifinal of the season with a 6-4, 7-6 (4) win over American qualifier and former doubles partner Taylor Townsend on Friday at the Citi Open hard court tennis tournament in Washington, D.C.
Winning still feels great for Gabriela Dabrowski, but it's not the be-all and end-all like it used to be.
The path for a homegrown tennis player to win the men's Canadian Open title for the first time in the Open Era is set.
Messi and Alba did not compete on Wednesday despite not being injuredThe suspension will see them miss Inter Miami’s match against FC CincinnatiNEW YORK: Lionel Messi has been suspended for one game after sitting out the MLS All-Star Game without prior approval, the league said on Friday.The Inter Miami forward and his teammate, Jordi Alba, did not compete on Wednesday despite not being injured, even though they were included in the All-Star roster.“Per league rules, any player who does not participate in the All-Star Game without prior approval from the league is ineligible to compete in their club’s next match,” MLS said in a statement.The suspension will see them miss Inter Miami’s match against FC Cincinnati on Saturday.
Chloe Moore steps up to the plate, stares down her pitching coach and then rips a deep, fly ball into the outfield.
DUBAI: Mohammed Ben Sulayem, president of the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile, believes the future of Formula 1 has never looked more exciting as the 2025 season heads for this weekend’s Belgian Grand Prix.