10 years in, All Canadian Games thriving as a high school basketball showcase
The All-Canadian Basketball Games were first conceived at a California Sandwiches in Richmond Hill, Ont.
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California Dem compares 'Save Girls Sports' law to Nazi Germany, as two trans athlete ban bills fail to pass
California Assemblywoman Kate Sanchez's bill to ban trans athletes from girls' sports will get a vote on Tuesday, just days after U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon warned the state of federal funding cuts if it did not address the issue.
Art Rooney - Despite wait, 'positive' signs on Aaron Rodgers to Steelers - ESPN
PALM BEACH, Fla. — Although Aaron Rodgers remains unsigned, Pittsburgh Steelers owner and president Art Rooney II said he keeps «hearing» that the star quarterback is «headed in our direction.»
Ex-NFL star Richard Sherman asks public for help after house 'robbed at gun point'
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Canada's Josh Liendo wins 3rd straight NCAA swimming title in 100 freestyle
Canadian swimmer Josh Liendo won his third career NCAA title in the men's 100-yard freestyle on Saturday night in Federal Way, Wash.
Golf legend John Daly makes light of recent health scares: ‘I’ve only been dead 11 times’
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India To Tour Australia For 3 ODIs And 5 T20Is In October-November
The Indian team will tour Australia later this year for a multi-format limited overs series comprising three ODIs and five T20 Internationals, Cricket Australia (CA) said on Sunday. The visitors will play the white-ball matches between October 19 and November 8. While the 50-over matches will be day-and-night fixtures, the T20s will be night matches. The 2025-26 season will be the first-ever to feature men's international matches in all eight Australian states and territories, with Canberra and Hobart both set to host India during the five-game T20 series.
Bayern chief slams Canada Soccer again over Davies injury
MUNICH: Bayern Munich CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen doubled down on his criticism of Canada Soccer on Saturday, saying their handling of Alphonso Davies’ injury was “astonishing.” The German giants had threatened legal action after Davies returned from the international break with a torn anterior cruciate ligament this week. Canada Soccer initially gave the 24-year-old the all-clear after he went off injured in his side’s 2-1 CONCACAF Nations League play-off win over the USA in California. But an examination in Munich revealed he had torn his ACL, ruling him out for at least six months and prompting Dreesen to accuse the Canadian federation of “gross negligence” in an interview with tabloid Bild. Speaking to reporters after Bayern’s 3-2 win over St. Pauli on Saturday, Dreesen said Bayern were in touch with Canada Soccer and would write to them next week demanding an explanation. “It can’t be that you put a player on a flight without a bandage on his knee and not notice that he has torn his ACL,” said Dreesen. “It can’t be that you don’t send a scan, when Los Angeles has, I think, the highest density of MRT facilities per capita of anywhere in North America.