Canada’s Stellato-Dudek and Deschamps make Olympic debut; Pereira and Michaud sit in pairs bronze position
Ten years after returning to figure skating, 42-year-old Deanna Stellato-Dudek finally made her Olympic debut.
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Figure skating-Stellato-Dudek proud after making long-awaited Olympic debut
MILAN, Feb 15 : Deanna Stellato-Dudek's long road to the Olympics culminated in Milan on Sunday, and the Canadian told reporters she was proud to be the oldest person to compete in figure skating at a Games in nearly a century.
Harrison Reed hits late winner as Fulham triumph at Stoke in FA Cup
Harrison Reed’s opportunistic finish carried Fulham into the fifth round of the FA Cup as they came from behind to see off Championship strugglers Stoke 2-1 at the bet365 Stadium.
Biathlon-Ponsiluoma peaks on final shoot for sweet Swedish biathlon gold
ANTERSELVA, ITALY, Feb 15 : After a miserable start to the Winter Olympics for the much-heralded Swedish biathlon team, Martin Ponsiluoma managed to shake off the dust with a perfect series of five shots on the final shoot and superb last lap to grab gold in the men's 12.5km pursuit on Sunday.
Sources: MAC to add Sacramento State as football-only member - ESPN
The MAC presidents have voted to formally add FCS Sacramento State into the league as a football-only member starting in 2026, sources told ESPN.
Canada's Will Dandjinou misses short track medal podium for 2nd time at Milano-Cortina Olympics
Speed skater Will Dandjinou of Montreal placed fifth in the men's Olympic short track 1,500 metres on Saturday, two days after finishing fourth in the 1,000 in Milan.
Inspired Scotland have England's number again in Calcutta Cup
EDINBURGH, Feb 14 : Scotland produced an inspired performance to get the better of England again, with flyhalf Finn Russell leading his side to a 31-20 victory in a pulsating Six Nations clash at Murrayfield on Saturday that kept up their recent dominance of the Calcutta Cup.
Games chief happy at halfway mark despite rocky preparations
MILAN, Feb 14 : The Milano Cortina Olympics reached the halfway mark on Saturday, having avoided any major crisis so far, leaving organisers enjoying strong ticket sales and increased viewership despite rocky years of preparation to get the Games ready.