Adele Nicoll hopes to complete unique double at Commonwealth Games
Welsh shot putter Adele Nicoll is hoping to celebrate competing at the Winter Olympics and Commonwealth Games in the same year with a medal at Birmingham 2022.
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Plymouth helping Falkland Islands’ first-ever bowls team
A member of the Falkland Islands’ first-ever bowls team to take part in the Commonwealth Games has been welcomed by a Plymouth club for training – as the islands do not currently have a bowling green. Chris Locke was welcomed by Plympton Bowling Club as part of his final preparations for the forthcoming games in Birmingham, having only previously been able to train on mats in a school corridor back home.
The lowdown on Birmingham City flier who refused to be 'pushed to left-back'
Birmingham City have signed Norwich City winger Przemysław Płacheta on loan for the 2022/2023 campaign. Here’s what you need to know about a player who struggled for game-time in the Premier League last season...
Birmingham City sanction first transfer of the summer as Norwich City flier is linked
Birmingham City are interested in Norwich City’s Przemysław Płacheta, according to reports in the winger’s native Poland. Website Meczyki claims Blues are keen on a loan with a view to purchase in 2023.
Canada's sport minister says NDAs go against principle of safe sport
Pascale St-Onge says non-disclosure agreements go against the very principle of safe sport.
Whistler track to host season-opening bobsleigh, skeleton World Cup races
Bobsleigh and skeleton World Cup races will return to North America this fall for the first time since before the pandemic, finally giving U.S. and Canadian athletes a chance to compete on home ice again.
After months of sacrifice, Black bobsleigh athlete alleges racism in Olympic team selection
After he gave up the gridiron for the ice, Shaquille Murray-Lawrence says his dream to compete for Canada at this year's Beijing Olympics was thwarted by systemic discrimination within Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton.
Money, medals putting pressure on Canadian high-performance sport culture
Hundreds of Canadian athletes, active and retired, are cataloguing the ways in which the national high-performance system has failed them.