Minimum age for figure skating rises to 17, following Olympic controversy
Ice skaters will have to be at least 17 years old to compete in professional competitions after the sport's governing body voted Tuesday to increase the minimum age from 15.
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Novak Djokovic under extra pressure to win Wimbledon again because of two players
World No 1 Novak Djokovic will be feeling the pressure to win his seventh Wimbledon title this summer. Not least because he's the overwhelming favourite among the bookies, but the stars have seemingly aligned for him to lift his first major of a tumultuous 2022 season.
Three-time national pairs champions Moore-Towers, Marinaro announce retirement
OTTAWA — Kirsten Moore-Towers and Michael Marinaro, who teamed up for three Canadian pairs titles, have retired from competitive figure skating.
Sue Bird among WNBA stars to show off fashion sense with eye-catching attire
Another week, another exciting slate of WNBA games. All 12 teams have played at least 10 games this season, and there are a few interesting developments in the standings. The Las Vegas Aces sit atop the association, with the Connecticut Sun behind them in second. The Phoenix Mercury have struggled, ranking in the bottom three as of Tuesday. The Seattle Storm managed to stay in the middle of the pack despite dealing with multiple players in COVID-19 protocols.
Figure skating raises minimum age to 17 after Valieva controversy
Figure skaters will have to be at least 17 to compete in future Winter Olympics after the minimum age was raised from 15 in the wake of the Kamila Valieva controversy.
Australia and Arnold keep trucking on rocky road to Qatar
MELBOURNE : Australia and their embattled coach Graham Arnold live to fight another day.
Trevor Reed calls for Brittney Griner, Paul Whelan to return to US: 'There is no justice in Russia'
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'A Call to Charms' - The mementos fueling the Tampa Bay Lightning's Stanley Cup run
TAMPA — As the Tampa Bay Lightning try to become the first NHL team to win three straight Stanley Cups since 1983, they've felt the need for all the good fortune they could muster. So they asked for «the ultimate act of fandom» from the Lightning faithful: lending their personal lucky charms to the team.