Captain Sophie de Goede rejoins Canada rugby team after yearlong injury layoff
Captain Sophie de Goede, who tore her anterior cruciate ligament a year ago, will rejoin the Canada women's rugby team ahead of the team's upcoming tour to South Africa.
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Tiafoe crashes out, Rune cruises through at Queen’s Club
LONDON: Frances Tiafoe fell to a first round exit at Queen’s Club on Monday as veteran Brit Dan Evans rolled back the years, while fourth seed Holger Rune eased through.
From car park to arena for 'world record performances': Facility for Singapore World Aquatics Champs unveiled
SINGAPORE: A new 4,800 capacity arena to host the World Aquatics Championships in Singapore was unveiled on Monday (Jun 16), less than a month before the meet begins.
Battling hip issue, Aaron Brown disqualified from men's 200m for false start in Sweden
A tough week on the track for Aaron Brown began with his slowest 200-metre race of the season and ended in disqualification for the four-time Canadian Olympian in the same event on Sunday in Stockholm.
Storm deal Li Yueru to Wings after trade request - ESPN
The Dallas Wings acquired Li Yueru from the Seattle Storm on Saturday after the center requested a trade in a quest for more playing time.
Canadian soccer women slip 1 spot to 8th in world rankings despite 3-1 stretch
The Canadian women dropped one spot to No. 8 in the FIFA world rankings released Thursday.
Summer McIntosh adds 400 IM to week's world record haul - ESPN
VICTORIA, Canada — Canadian teenager Summer McIntosh has done it again.
Spain's Hermoso left out of Women's Euro 2025 squad
Jenni Hermoso has been left out of the Spain squad for the Women's European Championship, with coach Montse Tome saying there was too much competition for places in her position.