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Canada's Heppenstall wins men's 1,500m, De Grasse claims 200m silver at Bermuda Grand Prix
Canadian Rob Heppenstall won gold in the men's 1,500-metre final on Sunday at the USA Track & Field (USATF) Bermuda Grand Prix in Devonshire, part of the World Athletics Continental Tour.
Gotham move to top of the NWSL with decisive victory over OL Reign
Jenna Nighswonger, Lynn Williams, and Taylor Smith scored in the first half to give Gotham FC a 4-1 win over OL Reign on Sunday.
Liberty's Breanna Stewart drops 45 in 3 quarters in home debut - ESPN
NEW YORK — Breanna Stewart scored a franchise record 45 points to go along with 12 rebounds as New York beat Indiana 90-73 Sunday, handing the Fever a 20th consecutive loss that matched the WNBA record for futility.
"I ditched the scales and stopped fad diets - a year later I'd lost 7 stone"
Make-up artist and nail technician Siobhan McDonald has spent her life helping other women look glamorous, while secretly hating how she looked herself. The Cheshire mum-of-two would constantly worry what others thought about her weight when she was at her heaviest at 18 stone.
Simona Halep charged with additional doping offense - ESPN
Two-time Grand Slam champion Simona Halep has been accused of a second doping offense by the International Tennis Integrity Agency for irregularities in her athlete biological passport.
Justine Henin: 'Serena Williams could make you feel so small' - Legends' Voice
Twenty years ago, Justine Henin won in Paris her first-ever Grand Slam title just days after her 21st birthday. In Legends' Voice, the Eurosport expert reflects on that incredible achievement at Roland-Garros. — — - Ad If I start to remember Roland-Garros 2003, the first thing that comes to my mind is how I felt when I arrived in Paris that year, because something had really clicked a few weeks before.
76ers coach Doc Rivers intends to return next season; James Harden has yet to mull his future - ESPN
BOSTON — After losing in the Eastern Conference semifinals for a third year in a row, Philadelphia 76ers coach Doc Rivers said he intends to return as the team's coach next season, while James Harden said he hadn't begun to think about what his offseason decision-making process would be like ahead of determining whether to opt into his contract for next season or become a free agent.