Trained by his grandfather, 16-year-old Lucas Loftin is making Canadian shooting history
On the surface, 16-year-old Lucas Loftin is your normal everyday teenager.
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Canadian teen Victoria Mboko's wild ride leads to tonight's semifinal showdown at National Bank Open
No longer a stranger to Canadian fans, or a lightweight on the Women's Tennis Association Tour, Victoria Mboko's captivating run from fearless wild-card entry to National Bank Open semifinalist continues tonight in Montreal.
Stock Watch: Post-trade-deadline guide for all 30 MLB teams - ESPN
For all the work we do in setting up and covering the MLB trade deadline, the transaction-related activity in some years is a little underwhelming. That was not the case in 2025.
Snooker-Higgins leads launch of independent players association
Four-time world snooker champion John Higgins has been named Director and Chairman of the newly-formed Professional Snooker Players Association (PSPA), the independent players' body said on Wednesday, as it seeks a stronger voice in the sport.
Iroquois Roots Rugby bringing the game to places its never been
On the first Friday evening in August, Canada's senior women's rugby team hosted the Eagles, the American women's national team in Ottawa. Nearly 12,00 fans descended on TD Place stadium, making it the largest crowd to ever watch a standalone women's rugby match in North America.
Thrilling Women's Copa America final can't hide challenges ahead
The Women's Copa America in Ecuador ended with a thrilling final as Brazil edged Colombia in an eight-goal spectacle to win their ninth title but logistical challenges and half-empty stadiums showed the hurdles that face South American women's football.
Live updates as all traffic held near M4 Prince of Wales Bridge after crash
Drivers are facing disruption on the M4 near Monmouthshire this morning due to a collision on the Prince of Wales Bridge. The eastbound carriageway is closed between J23 and J22.
Roki Sasaki taking next step in rehab; 'no pain' in shoulder - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — Roki Sasaki, finally ramping up after spending the past three months on the injured list, said Tuesday he had «no pain» in his right shoulder and expressed confidence in his ability to regain fastball velocity, which began to tail off before he was shut down.