Tempo all-star guard Mabrey out for rest of season with right adductor injury
The Toronto Tempo announced Wednesday that all-star guard Marina Mabrey will miss the rest of the 2026 WNBA season with a right adductor injury.
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Federal government to inject $76 million toward new home for Canadian basketball
There’s a new court for Canadian basketball — six of them, in fact.
WNBA's influence felt as Women's World Cup vows schedule changes
NEW YORK, Sept 15 : The WNBA season resumes on Thursday after the league’s growing influence was felt at the FIBA Women’s World Cup, where a punishing schedule underlined the difficulty of staging major international tournaments without accommodating the world’s leading women’s league.
Canadian wheelchair basketball women win 5th straight, capture Group A at world championships
Quarterfinal-bound Canada made it five consecutive victories to open the women’s tournament at the wheelchair basketball world championships in Ottawa, defeating Great Britain 92-91 in double overtime on Tuesday to finish first in Group A.
Local business group with basketball roots eyeing WNBA expansion team for Vancouver
For Bill Bakk, bringing a professional women’s basketball franchise to Vancouver is more than a hoop dream. It’s a solid business move.
Sydney Sweeney has nothing to do with sports. So what is it about her ad that is making us so mad?
Over the last few days, my algorithm has been inundated with clapbacks against Sydney Sweeney. The U.S. actor was featured in a commercial for Novig, a sports betting company in which she is an equity partner and is using her best assets for the role in the ad.
Games-Asiad organisers pledge to address accommodation complaints as cruise ship arrives
NAGOYA, Japan, Sept 15 : Asian Games organisers said they were committed to addressing complaints from athletes and officials about accommodation as the cruise ship that will house around 4,000 of them during the multi-sport event docked in Nagoya on Tuesday.
Asian Games cruise ship arrives in Nagoya as accommodation complaints grow
NAGOYA, Japan: A cruise ship that will house thousands of athletes at the Asian Games arrived in Japan on Tuesday (Sep 15) as complaints over accommodation at the multi-sport event grew louder.