Canadian women cap disappointing SheBelieves Cup with error-riddled loss to Japan
Canada, paying for defensive errors, lost 3-0 to Japan in its final outing at the SheBelieves Cup on Wednesday.
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Quebec major junior hockey promises locker room code by next season to prevent hazing
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Jully Black's change to Canada's anthem is how true reconciliation works
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Adidas and Major League Soccer extend partnership with 2026 World Cup in view
MUNICH : Adidas and Major League Soccer in the United States on Wednesday announced a multi-year extension to their partnership that sees the German sports goods maker continue as the official supplier for the league, clubs and youth academies.
Haiti, Portugal earn 1st-ever qualifications to Women's World Cup
Haiti and Portugal qualified for the FIFA Women's World Cup finals for the first time after winning playoff matches Wednesday in New Zealand.
15-year-old hockey phenom from Yukon takes the spotlight at Canada Games
A 15-year-old from the Yukon who's already seen as a top NHL prospect has taken the Canada Games by storm.
Indian Grandmaster Vidit Gujrathi Stuns World Champion Magnus Carlsen
Grandmaster Vidit Gujrathi became the fourth Indian to stun Norwegian chess wizard Magnus Carlsen, in a Pro Chess League online match. Playing for team Indian Yogis, Gujrathi capitalised on a mistake committed by world number one Carlsen, who missed a checkmate late on Tuesday. Carlsen was playing for Canada Chessbrahs in the Pro Chess League, an online tournament for teams from all over the world. The event features 16 teams playing rapid games and has a USD 150,000 prize fund. This was Carlsen's maiden victory over the reigning world champion.
India No. 2 Vidit Gujrathi stuns world chess champion Magnus Carlsen
Magnus Carlsen with the black pieces in the ongoing Pro Chess League on Tuesday. The young Indian Yogis team outplayed the star studded line-up of Canada Chessbrahs. India #2, Vidit has defeated Carlsen for the first time in a competitive game. With this, he joins the list of few Indian players who have managed to pull off a victory against the long standing World Champion. Vidit is leading the Indian Yogis team. In the Pro Chess League match on Tuesday night, the Indian team fielded Vidit, Vaishali, Raunak and Aronyak against Magnus, Aryan Tari, Razvan Preotu and Jennifer Yu. Going into the final round with a score deficit of one point, the Yogis needed to win the game by a big margin. As per the format, the team that first reaches the score of 8.5 wins the game. And the Yogis simply turned the tables by winning on all the four boards with Vidit leading the pack on the top board.