What to watch this weekend in Olympic sports
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Olympics Sport News
Everything you need to know about Canada at the women's hockey world championship
Less than two months is all that separated Toronto Sceptres forward Hannah Miller from playing her first game with the Canadian senior national team.
Canada's Jacobs beats Austria to clinch top seed at men's curling worlds, secure Olympic quota spot
Canada's Brad Jacobs defeated Austria's Mathias Genner 8-2 to secure a semifinal berth at the BKT World Men's Curling Championship.
India Begins Olympics 2036 Preparation, To Have 10 Olympic Training Centres: Sources
The Sports Authority of India (SAI) began its preparation for Olympics 2036 as India will have 10 Olympic training centres. According to sources, every centre will have one discipline and 150 athletes will be brought to them. The athletes will be chosen from Khelo India. The Khelo India Youth Games will take place in Bihar from 4th to 15th May with around 10,000 plus athletes taking part. The games will be taking place in different cities across Bihar and it will be have 28 sports in total.
New Grand Slam circuit offers track nerds plenty to debate early in season
Putting Sydney McLaughlin in the final race of the final day of the inaugural Grand Slam Track event was a simple choice for organizers.
Riley Gaines praises 'heroine' fencer Stephanie Turner for refusing to compete against trans opponent
Former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines discusses the female fencer who took a knee against her transgender opponent on ‘America's Newsroom.'
After path of U.S. sprinter Kenny Bednarek led to Olympic silver, he searches for gold
The path of sprinter Kenny Bednarek has been far from easy or conventional. Plenty of uphill climbs, too.
US to host Military World Games for the first time ever
Soldiers given false arrest records have been stuck in bureaucratic limbo for years. President Trump or Defense Secretary Hegseth could fix it, lawyers say.