Hockey Canada's new board enters to pick up the pieces after scandal-filled year
Hugh L. Fraser didn't have the nuts-and-bolts knowledge to coach his sons' hockey teams.
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Hockey Canada releases slate of candidates to form new board of directors
Hockey Canada has named its slate of candidates to fill the nine vacant positions on its board of directors on a one-year term.
Canadian men's coach John Herdman declares need for better competition following World Cup exit
It was a "life-changing experience" that was 36 years in the making.
Egypt’s Hisham Al-Khatib crowned winner in Red Bull Car Park Drift World Final 2022
JEDDAH: The Red Bull Car Park Drift 2021/2022 series concluded in dramatic style with Egypt’s Hisham Al-Khatib crowned King of Drift in the World Final in Jeddah. Grandstands packed with thousands of excited fans cheered on 24 drifters from 18 different countries at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit, the largest entry list in the event’s 14-year history. The title competition could not have been fiercer in a sport where the smallest mistake can mean the difference between winning and losing, with drifters from Mauritius to Jamaica, South Africa to Azerbaijan, and all the Gulf countries participating.
Proteas drawn alongside Wales, Jamaica in Netball World Cup draw
South Africa has been drawn in a tough Netball World Cup group following the draw that took place last week at the East London Convention Centre.
FIFA’s shortsightedness in World Cup expansion could make Qatar 2022 the last ‘classic’ tournament
LONDON: Competitive teams. Fair, hard-fought competition with no chance of blow-out scorelines or one-sided matches. A gripped, captivated global viewership of billions.
Saudi motorsport chiefs predict ‘best ever’ Red Bull Car Park Drift world final in Jeddah
JEDDAH: For the first time ever the Red Bull Car Park Drift World Final will be held in Saudi Arabia on December 8 in Jeddah.
Tennis legend Hingis, Stephens, Jabeur head to SA to raise anti-GBV awareness
Five-time grand slam champion Martina Hingis, 2017 US Open champion Sloane Stephens and 2022 Wimbledon and US Open women’s runner-up Ons Jabeur are among the star names headed to South Africa to feature in a tournament aimed at raising anti-Gender Based Violence (GBV) awareness.