Scottie Scheffler has surgery after injuring hand with broken glass, will miss first signature event of 2025
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Scheffler to miss The Sentry tournament after suffering hand injury
NEW YORK : World number one Scottie Scheffler will miss The Sentry event next month after an accidental puncture wound to his right hand that he sustained at Christmas, the PGA Tour said on Friday.
'TELEPARTY': SEVENTEEN Unit BSS Announces 2025 Comeback - Release Date Confirmed!
SEVENTEEN‘s BSS unit is coming back!
Summer McIntosh wins CP female athlete of year in overwhelming vote
No explanation required was the consensus among voters for The Canadian Press award for 2024 female athlete of the year.
Kent sports review of 2024: Roy of the Rovers stuff for Maidstone United in the FA Cup, Moses Itauma proves a knockout, Nathan Hales hits the bullseye at the Olympics and former owner Paul Scally is voted off the Gillingham board
It’s been 12 months of Olympic-sized achievements in more ways than one. Maidstone United made FA Cup history, Moses Itauma claimed his first professional boxing title, Jake Hill finally took the British Touring Car Championship crown and Georgia-Mae Fenton bagged a maiden individual European gymnastics medal.
Looking Back At 204: Manu Bhaker Completes Redemption Arc At Olympics, Makes History With Two Historic Bronze Medals In Paris
Shooter Manu Bhaker opened India's medal tally at the Paris 2024 Olympics, making history by securing third place in the women's individual 10m air pistol event. She became the first-ever woman shooter from India to win an Olympic medal, adding a significant milestone to her already illustrious career. In Paris, Bhaker secured two bronze medals in the shooting events, becoming the first Indian athlete in the post-independence era to achieve this feat in a single edition of the Olympics. This remarkable accomplishment was held by Norman Pritchard, who won two medals at the 1900 Paris Games.
"Like Love At First Sight": PV Sindhu On How A Chance Meeting On Flight With Venkata Datta Sai Led To Marriage
PV Sindhu, India's Olympic great with two medals, got married to Venkata Datta Sai, Hyderabad-based Executive Director at Posidex Technologies, in an intimate ceremony on December 22, 2024. Sindhu, who won a silver medal at the 2016 Rio Olympics and the 2020 Tokyo Games, is the most successful Indian shuttler ever. Two days after the wedding ceremony, PV Sindhu gave her first reaction on social media with a series of photos from the occasion and a 'heart' emoji on Wednesday. In an interview, she also divulged in details about how her relationship with Sai flourished.
The most-read sports stories of the year
Not sure there has ever been a year like 2024 in the history of Irish sport.