3 teams, 2 playoff spots: Everything to play for on final day of PWHL regular season
The PWHL couldn't have scripted it better.
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Norris says no worries, but he needs to get a move on
MIAMI :Lando Norris said he had no worries about McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri building momentum in the Formula One title battle but recognised on Thursday he needed to get his act together and speed up.
Gauff delivers claycourt masterclass to thrash Swiatek
MADRID :Coco Gauff dismantled defending champion Iga Swiatek 6-1 6-1 to storm into the Madrid Open final with a ruthless display on Thursday.
Transgender High School Softball Pitcher Exposes Potential Problems With NCAA Policy
There is a high school junior in Minnesota competing on a girls' softball team and, apparently, the athlete is a male, according to Reduxx. The player, who now goes by "Marissa" Rothenberg, competes on the girls' varsity softball team at Champlin Park High School in Minnesota.
Arsenal's collapse at Aston Villa opens door for Chelsea to win WSL title
BIRMINGHAM, England () -Arsenal suffered a 5-2 hammering at Aston Villa on Wednesday to give Chelsea the opportunity to win their sixth Women's Super League title in a row if they can get a point away to Manchester United later in the evening.
Edmonton Oilers push L.A. Kings to brink of elimination with Game 5 win
Zach Hyman knows people started counting the Oilers out after Edmonton stumbled to start this season's playoff campaign.
How a fighter pilot’s mental techniques helped tiny Bodø/Glimt reach the Europa League semifinals
OSLO: How did an unheralded Norwegian team from a tiny town north of the Arctic Circle become one of the fairytale stories of European soccer? For Bodø/Glimt, the transformation has been underpinned by a fighter pilot who developed mental techniques for his squadron before bombing missions in Libya. Bjørn Mannsverk discovered a group of players exuding negative energy and prone to “a collective mental breakdown” when he was asked in early 2017 to join the backroom staff of a team that had just been relegated to Norway’s second tier. His task as “mental coach” at Bodø/Glimt? To make players talk openly about their feelings, lower stress levels, change their attitudes and routines about things like preparation and nutrition, and remove the stigma around mental training. Winning or losing no longer mattered. It was all about following a philosophy and culture established by Mannsverk, a former Royal Norwegian air force squadron leader whose military duties took him to Afghanistan after the 9/11 attacks and to Libya for a NATO-led intervention in 2011.
Time to be positive about the Pakistan Super League, says Sameen Rana
DUBAI: Viewed from several perspectives, it is a real achievement that the Pakistan Super League has reached its 10th year intact. It has survived COVID-19, regular changes in leadership at both Pakistan Cricket Board and political level, on-going unrest, spot-fixing, the rise of competing leagues, security issues and a seeming indifference to it outside of Pakistan.