CBC Sports Tokyo Olympic coverage earns 9 nominations from Canadian Screen Awards
It has been quite the journey, but CBC Sports has garnered further recognition for its coverage of the Tokyo 2020 Games.
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Xavi slammed by former Spain boss in scathing attack on Barcelona manager
Ralf Rangnick previews Brighton clash
Olympian Simone Biles reveals engagement to NFL star
American gymnast Simone Biles has announced she is engaged to American football star Jonathan Owens.
Dame Sarah Storey had no intention of quitting after the ‘lockdown Games’
When Dame Sarah Storey made history with a 17th gold medal last summer it could have been the perfect moment to ride off into the sunset, but Britain’s greatest ever Paralympian had already decided what she called the “lockdown Games” were no way to sign off.
Four-time Olympic gold medal gymnast Simone Biles announces engagement
Simone Biles, the most accomplished American gymnast in history, revealed she has a new piece of hardware for her large collection: An engagement ring.
Leah Williamson confirmed as England Women's captain ahead of Arnold Clark Cup with Steph Houghton out
Leah Williamson has been confirmed as England captain ahead of the inaugural Arnold Clark Cup, which kicks off on Thursday. With the Lionesses set to play Spain, Canada and Germany at the tournament in preparation for Euro 2022, they face their most difficult run of fixtures yet under Sarina Wiegman.
Tokyo medallists Mirabai, Bajrang & Ravi to return to competitive action next week
The ministry has approved the participation of men’s and women’s wrestling teams in the 59th International Wrestling Tournament Seniors to be held in Bulgaria from February 17 to 20. A total of 20 men’s wrestlers across the freestyle and greco-roman categories will be taking part while 10 coaching staff will accompany them. The women’s wrestling contingent, meanwhile, consists of 10 wrestlers and five support staff.
IOA chief Batra terms Indian men's hockey team's recent results 'unacceptable', asks Hockey India to explain
Batra, who also heads the International Hockey Federation, on Tuesday termed the Indian men's hockey team's performance in recent tournaments as "unacceptable" and asked the national federation to explain the reasons behind it. In a strongly-worded communication to Hockey India (HI) President Gyanendro Ningombam, Batra said he has serious concerns about the team's performance after the historic bronze in Tokyo Olympics last year. He also indicated that the team was being mismanaged but did not specify how.