Canada's Einarson wins third straight beating Sweden in women's world curling
PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. — Canada's Kerri Einarson held off Sweden' 10-8 at the women's world curling championship on Wednesday.
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Paul Casey pulls out of opening Match Play clash after just two holes
Paul Casey conceded his opening game of the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play due to back spasms after completing just two holes.
Opinion: Celtic future of former mainstay is currently unclear
The future of Celtic centre-half Christopher Jullien is something that is worth discussing. The Frenchman returned from injury against Raith Rovers in the Scottish Cup last month.
Heriot's hand Sean Lineen new part-time rugby development role
The part-time role has been recently created to further enhance the rugby pathway offered at Goldenacre for both coaches and players.
Kerr takes on Tefera and rare European race
Josh Kerr will break from tradition to race on the European circuit when he takes on the 1500m at the Muller Diamond League Birmingham. The Olympic silver medallist has only competed once in a Diamond League event, the Emsley Carr Mile at the 2019 Anniversary Games in London. Ad/> Ethiopia's Samuel Tefera won the historic race that day and the newly-crowned world indoor champion will take on Kerr once again at the re-opened Alexander Stadium on May 21.
Steve Clarke urges Scotland to maintain 'continuity & feelgood factor'
Steve Clarke wants Scotland to continue the momentum of last year as his squad prepares for two friendlies after a break of more than four months.
Rugby evening headlines as 'external company' investigates Ospreys players and former Wales fly-half dies
Here are the latest rugby headlines on Wednesday, March 23.
Sold at £37m, now worth £58.5m: Moyes had a WHU nightmare on "unplayable" £56k-p/w ace - opinion
It would appear to be a fair statement to make that West Ham United endured something of a nightmare in the January transfer window.