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The Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) is discussing whether to adopt a policy on neck guards after the death of American hockey player Adam Johnson in England last Saturday.
The Israel-Hamas war has had the entire world gripped, with celebrities, politicians, and even certain sportspersons from all across the globe sharing their opinions on the topic. Former India all-rounder Irfan Pathan also joined the bandwagon, expressing his disappointment at the silence that remains over the 'killing of innocent kids aged 0-10 in Gaza'. Irfan took to social media, sharing his views on the matter, while also asking the world leaders to unite and put the onslaught to an end.
Manchester United have a growing list of problems to solve after their humiliating defeat to Newcastle, but in the process, they look to have stumbled across one solution.
In the ongoing legal battle for control of the Pac-12, the 10 departing universities expressed concern in a filing opposing a motion for preliminary injunction that if Oregon State and Washington State were to obtain complete control of the conference board, they could attempt to withhold revenue distribution from the 2023-24 school year from the departing members.
Tony Docherty and his Dundee players were left fuming after referee Kevin Clancy appeared to interfere in play during the build-up to a Rangers goal.
Thomas Krucken is looking forward to introducing some new ideas as he takes over from Jason Wilcox as academy director at Manchester City.
On Saturday, May 13 Calvin Buckley said goodbye to his partner Frankie Jules-Hough and told her he loved her. It was a ‘normal’ conversation that would turn out to be their last.
Canadian musical icon Céline Dion made a surprise stop Monday night at a hockey game in Las Vegas to watch the Montreal Canadiens take on the Golden Knights, one of her first public appearances since she announced that she had been diagnosed with a rare neurological disorder.