Hockey Canada announces Women's Worlds roster
Hockey Canada has announced the 23 players named to Canada’s National Women’s Team who will look to defend the gold medal at the 2022 IIHF Women’s World Championship, beginning August 24 in Denmark.
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Hall of Fame ex-Princeton Tigers coach Pete Carril dies at 92
Pete Carril, the Hall of Fame coach who brought notoriety to the «Princeton Offense» during his 30-year tenure with the Tigers, died Monday morning at the age of 92.
Visa issue sorted, India-West Indies last two T20Is will be in the US
There was a chance that the matches, scheduled for Saturday and Sunday in Lauderhill, Florida, would have been shifted back to the West Indies as some players of both the teams were not getting their US visas in time, but that issue has now almost been resolved. "Those players who have had a US Visa are already in Miami. The others have gone to the US Embassy in Georgetown, Guyana for processing the same. They should get their US Visas soon," a source told TOI.
'What I signed up for' - No Aberdeen regrets for Dante Polvara as he targets Dons impact
As Dante Polvara spent the off-season at his home on the outskirts of New York City, playing football with friends, pounding the pavements to keep in shape for returning to Aberdeen, it would have only been natural if he had even the smallest tinge of regret.
Canadian teenager Jacen Russell-Rowe lifts Columbus Crew past Toronto FC
Canadian teenager Jacen Russell-Rowe, a former Toronto FC academy product, had two assists in his first MLS start to help the Columbus Crew defeat Toronto 2-1 in MLS play Wednesday.
Three freak Test cricket dismissals
New Zealand's Henry Nicholls was out in bizarre fashion in the third Test against England at Headingley on Thursday, falling to a catch after the ball had deflected off team-mate Daryl Mitchell's bat.
Academics hit 'bureaucratic' Georgetown Law Office of Diversity following investigation of Ilya Shapiro
Ilya Shapiro joins 'Tucker Carlson Tonight' after fiasco over tweet challenging President Biden's nomination of Ketanji Brown Jackson to Supreme Court,
Un estudio señala lo que puede provocar la próxima pandemia
Una investigación dirigida por científicos de la asegura que la próxima pandemia estará estrechamente vinculada con el calentamiento global. El cambio climático obligará a los animales salvajes a cambiar sus hábitats y trasladarlse a regiones con grandes poblaciones humanas. Cuando esto ocurra, los animales traspasaran nuevos virus a los humanos.