Athletics-New Zealand's double Olympic shot put champion Adams retires
(Reuters) - Double Olympic shot put champion Valerie Adams said on Tuesday she is retiring from the sport, having represented New Zealand at five Games and winning four medals.
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New Zealand's double Olympic shot put champion Adams retires
Double Olympic shot put champion Valerie Adams said on Tuesday she is retiring from the sport, having represented New Zealand at five Games and winning four medals.
Six Nations evening headlines as Dan Biggar holds talks with Louis Rees-Zammit as England recall 'edge' for Wales clash
Here are your evening headlines for Thursday February 24.
Louis Rees-Zammit backed to bounce back after being left out of England game
Dan Biggar believes Louis Rees-Zammit’s Wales omission is “just a little blip for him” after he missed out on selection for the Guinness Six Nations clash against England.
Elks bring in Duron Carter as defensive back
The Edmonton Elks announced Monday that wide receiver Duron Carter is joining the team as a defensive back.
'Celtic win made it dream day' – John Higgins savours Glasgow derby glory after reaching Championship League final group
John Higgins celebrated an unbeaten performance at the Championship League on Wednesday as his football team Celtic demolished Rangers 3-0 in the Glasgow derby to go top of the Scottish Premiership. Higgins held off Ding Junhui 3-2 in the Group Seven final after a 3-1 win over defending champion Kyren Wilson in the semi-finals on Wednesday.
German Masters: 'Would I ever win another title? – How Berlin inspired Ronnie O'Sullivan's glorious rebirth a decade ago
There are greater tales of triumph and torment in Ronnie O’Sullivan's ongoing opus of snooker opulence, but nobody should underestimate the importance of his landmark victory at the German Masters in 2012. O’Sullivan had largely been in the doldrums since his 18-8 success against Ali Carter in the final of the World Championship four years earlier.
Mark Williams eases into last 16 of Snooker Shoot Out, world No. 1 Mark Selby crashes out to Robbie Williams
Mark Williams continued his smooth progress at the Snooker Shoot Out with a comfortable win over Aaron Hill to reach the last 16, where he will meet Matthew Selt, but world No. 1 Mark Selby crashed out at the hands of Robbie Williams.