Katherine Henderson takes over president, CEO role with Hockey Canada
Hockey Canada appointed Katherine Henderson as its next president and chief executive officer on Tuesday.
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Guru offers to turn Coco's forehand into potent weapon
LONDON : As Coco Gauff ponders a fortnight without tennis following her first-round loss at Wimbledon, she might be tempted to phone one of the sport's most accomplished coaches who would love to turn her suspect forehand into the most powerful shot in her armoury.
Iconic Butte Montmartre and Alexandre III bridge to feature in 2024 cycling events
NOGARO, France : The road races at the Paris 2024 Olympics will go up the iconic Butte Montmartre and will have the longest routes in the Games' history, organisers revealed on Tuesday.
Osasuna barred from UEFA Conference League over historic match-fixing scandal: Club
Osasuna will not play in Europe's third-tier Conference League next season after the La Liga club said on Tuesday (Jul 4) that they have been excluded from the competition by continental soccer body UEFA due to a match-fixing scandal from a decade ago.
Degenerative brain disease CTE found for 1st time in female professional athlete
Australian researchers have discovered the first case of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) in a female professional athlete.
With a newfound roar in her voice, Canada's Sinclair readies for a 6th Women's World Cup
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Team England announces squad for the 2023 Commonwealth Youth Games
Fifty-nine of England's most promising young athletes are set to head for the Caribbean in early August as the Commonwealth Youth Games returns. Trinbago 2023 will see more than 1,000 young athletes aged between 14 and 18 from nations and territories across the Commonwealth compete across seven sports, in which Team England will be represented in four – athletics/para athletics, beach volleyball, netball and swimming.
Heather Anderson diagnosed with CTE in 1st case for female athlete - ESPN
Researchers said former Australian rules player Heather Anderson has been diagnosed with chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) in the first known case of the degenerative brain disease in a professional female athlete.