Jakob Ingebrigtsen’s father charged with abuse of Olympic champion
The father and former coach of double Olympic champion Jakob Ingebrigtsen has been charged with domestic abuse against his son, the athlete’s lawyer said Saturday.
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International friendly: Super Falcons test might against France in Angers
The Super Falcons will show their fans a glimpse of what to expect in their new era when they meet their French counterparts, Les Bleues, in an international friendly game in the city of Angers today.
Rachel Homan, Brad Jacobs reach Kioti National curling finals
Canadian curling teams skipped by Brad Jacobs and Rachel Homan will play in Sunday's finals of the Grand Slam's Kioti National.
Olympic champions US held to goalless draw by England at Wembley
LONDON :England's women held Olympic champions United States to a scoreless draw in a friendly at Wembley Stadium on Saturday, ending the Americans' nine-game winning streak in the battle between the world's top two nations.
Canadian speed skater Weidemann wins bronze at Beijing World Cup
Canadian speed skater Isabelle Weidemann finished on the World Cup podium Saturday, taking bronze in the women's 3,000-metre event in Beijing.
Canada's Kingsbury begins World Cup moguls season by winning gold in Finland
Canadian freestyle skier Mikael Kingsbury started the World Cup season in dominant fashion, racing to yet another moguls gold in Ruka, Finland, on Saturday.
Watch Mikaela Shiffrin chase 100th career World Cup win
Click on the video player above to watch live coverage of the World Cup women's alpine skiing giant slalom event.
PV Sindhu Reaches Syed Modi International Final, Lakshya Sen Too Makes Title Clash
Top Indian shuttlers PV Sindhu and Lakshya Sen cruised to the women's and men's singles finals with dominating victories at the Syed Modi International Super 300 tournament Saturday. Top seed Sindhu outclassed the 17-year-old compatriot Unnati Hooda 21-12 21-9 in just 36 minutes in the semifinal, while Lakshya outclassed Japan's Shogo Ogawa 21-8 21-14 in 42 minutes. Hooda struggled to challenge Sindhu, committing a series of unforced errors that allowed her illustrious opponent to maintain control throughout the match. "I am happy with today's performance. From the beginning, I maintained the lead. I was just trying out a few strokes and overall, I was confident with the way I was playing," Sindhu, a two-time Olympic medallist, said after the match.