Toronto Six aiming to bring 1st Isobel Cup title to Canada
Although Sunday's championship final will be the last game of the Premier Hockey Federation (PHF) season, it may be more notable as a game of firsts.
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Although Sunday's championship final will be the last game of the Premier Hockey Federation (PHF) season, it may be more notable as a game of firsts.
It feels like normalcy will return to Manchester City in the upcoming transfer window.
The Gymnastics Ethics Foundation, the sport's international investigations agency, issued new safeguarding standards on Thursday (Mar 23) to better protect athletes from abuse and harassment, with a view to the 2024 and 2028 Olympic Games.
H.V. Porter wrote that passionate Illinois high school hoops fans were possessed by "March Madness" in 1939. The phrase, now attributed to the NCAA college basketball tourney, has entered American mainstream language.
Transgender women will no longer be allowed to compete in female track and field events regardless of their levels of testosterone, World Athletics president Sebastian Coe said Thursday, citing fairness over inclusion. Coe said no female transgender athlete who had gone through male puberty would be permitted to compete in female world ranking competitions from March 31.
The decision taken by World Athletics on Thursday to ban male-to-female transgender athletes from women's competition is likely to have a wider effect on global sports.
If you were asked to name Manchester United's strongest starting line-up with every member of the squad fit and available, it is unlikely that you would hesitate too much.
Former Olympic skier Allison Forsyth told a parliamentary committee that Canada's safe sport crisis will continue "unless we do something big."