Canada beats Switzerland to advance to women's Olympic hockey final
BEIJING — Canada is a win away from reclaiming an Olympic gold medal in women's hockey.
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Erin Jackson: The Team USA speed skater made for the big stage
Erin Jackson was destined for the big stage and to do big things.
Takehiro Tomiyasu, Gabriel Martinelli: Arsenal injury and suspension news ahead of Brentford
Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke's heart is firmly in LA with the Rams
Olympics-Valieva cleared to compete after CAS ruling citing 'exceptional circumstances'
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'Closed loop' Olympians celebrate unusual Valentine's Day at Beijing Games
YANQING, China : Valentine's Day is normally about personally delivered romantic gestures and passionate kisses but Olympians at the "closed-loop" Beijing Games have had to be creative to express their feelings of love in a restricted environment.
Winter Olympics 2022 - Team GB’s Ormerod fails to qualify for big air final as Sadowski-Synnott and Murase top the stand
Team GB’s Katie Ormerod was unable to qualify for the snowboarding big air final after falling twice and only scoring 69.75 after three attempts. Slopestyle champion Zoi Sadowski-Synnott qualified after delivering a big 176.50 to ease into contention for a second gold medal of the games, whilst Japan duo Kokomo Murase and Reira Iwabuchi finished second and third, scoring 171 and 158.50 respectively.
Priaulx tops list of drivers WTCR fans want back
Andy Priaulx has topped a list of drivers that fans want back racing in the WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup. The Briton made his WTCR debut in 2019 as a three-time FIA World Touring Car champion and finished his last race a winner following victory in Race 3 on the streets of Macau later that year. Asked what the recognition of fans meant to him, Priaulx said: “It’s really nice and it’s good to know the fans respected who I am, what I did and how I went about my racing.
Winter Olympics 2022 - USA leapfrog GB in women's curling standings after beating South Korea as Canada gain crucial win
USA leapfrogged Team GB — who dropped to fourth with a game in hand — and moved up to third place in the women's curling standings with their fourth win from six, beating South Korea 8-6 in a tightly contested match. After a pointless opening end, South Korea took a 1-0 lead in the second, the first of four consecutive one-point ends that were shared back and forth between the teams, going into the break at 2-2.