Games-Barber wins javelin gold after overcoming COVID
BIRMINGHAM, England : Australian Kelsey-Lee Barber won Commonwealth Games javelin gold on Sunday, after defending her world title last month and then overcoming a bout of COVID-19.
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Team Nigeria hopeful, as Amusan, Brume go for gold
Tobi Amusan and Ese Brume in celebration at Oregon 2022 World Championship. All eyes will be on them today in Birmingham
Report: LB Alonso retires day after signing with Saints
Linebacker Kiko Alonso has retired from the NFL one day after signing a contract with the New Orleans Saints, according to multiple reports.
NCAA women’s basketball tournament to feature two regional sites for 2023
The NCAA Tournament for women’s basketball is going to a two-host format for its regional rounds next year with eight teams apiece playing in Seattle and Greenville, South Carolina.
Shot putter Mitton throws 19.44m for 3rd at first Diamond League meet in Poland
Fresh off a gold-medal performance at the Commonwealth Games, Sarah Mitton delivered the 15th top-three finish of her banner shot put season on Saturday.
Jackson, Bromell claim victories in Silesia Diamond League
CHORZOW, Poland : World champion Shericka Jackson continued her brilliant season by winning the women's 200 metres event at the Silesia Diamond League meeting in Poland on Saturday as Trayvon Bromell beat fellow American Marvin Bracy for the men's 100m title.
CWG 2022: Hoare wins 1,500 metres gold as Wightman denied golden double
Commonwealth Games men's 1,500 metres on Saturday, as Scotland's newly minted world champion Jake Wightman was denied a golden double. After Wightman's stunning victory at the worlds a little over two weeks ago in Eugene, Oregon, a capacity crowd packed into a sun-kissed Alexander Stadium with hopes of watching the Scotsman do it again.
Games-Hoare wins Games 1,500 metres as Wightman denied golden double
BIRMINGHAM, England : Australia's Oliver Hoare used a devastating late kick to claim a surprise win in the Commonwealth Games men's 1,500 metres on Saturday, as Scotland's newly minted world champion Jake Wightman was denied a golden double.