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Rapper J. Cole is signing a contract with the Scarborough Shooting Stars in the Canadian Elite Basketball League, according to The Athletic's Shams Charania. This will be the second-straight season Cole will play professionally, after he spent 2021 with the Patriots Basketball Club in the Basketball Africa League.
Manchester City have added another trophy to their collection tonight with victory in the Under-18 Premier League national final at Southampton.
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Rory McIlroy made a glorious start to the 104th US PGA Championship as a five-under par opening round of 65 saw him claim the early lead at Southern Hills Country Club in Oklahoma. The Northern Irishman – winner of the Wanamaker Trophy in 2012 and 2014 – enjoyed six birdies and two bogeys with his putter as hot as the steamy Tulsa sunshine.
Louis Albertse will remember with fondness the first three holes of the Royal Harare Golf Club as he birdied them all en route to a superb seven-under-par 65 and a one-stroke lead after the first round of the FBC Zimbabwe Open on Thursday.
The 2021-22 regular season was the best the Florida Panthers organization has ever seen. They finished with the league’s best record to win the first Presidents’ Trophy in franchise history; they had the best offense the league has seen in decades; and they have already advanced to the Second Round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the first time in 26 years and just the second time ever.
Manchester City fans have been expressing their delight after the club posted a photo on social media of Gabriel Jesus donning their new kit for next season.
James Cahill joined Michael Holt and Kurt Maflin on the Q School casualty list after losing 4-1 to Germany's Lukas Kleckers in round three of event one on Thursday in Sheffield. Cahill – a figure who famously defeated seven-time world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan 10-8 in the 2019 Crucible first round as an amateur – restored parity with a 53 after his opponent compiled an opening 75. Ad/> But Kleckers claimed the next three frames, finishing with a composed 61, to advance to round four at Ponds Forge as he chases three more wins to secure a fresh two-year tour card.