Winter Sports News

Shannon MacAulay holds up the trophy after the Clarkson Golden Knights 5-4 victory over Minnesota in an NCAA college hockey game in the finals of the women's Frozen Four in Hamden, Conn., last season.

Sage Kotsenburg provided one of the most thrilling moments of the Sochi Winter Olympics.

AUSTRALIA'S golden era of the pool is back after a stunning opening night of racing was capped with the swim team's first world record since 2009.

The 18-year-old McCann played last season with the Ontario Hockey League's Sault Ste.

GOALscorer Alex Danson insists the England women's hockey team's hard-fought victory over Wales in their opening match of the Commonwealth Games this afternoon demonstrates how desperate they are to restore some pride this summer.

Thirty years ago, the 14th Winter Olympic Games was held in Sarajevo, then part of the former Yugoslavia.

A Chinese billionaire couple have faced a deluge of criticism for donating $15 million to one of the richest and most prestigious universities in the US, with Internet users saying it would be better spent on students in China.

Spokane's own Gerondrick "GT" Taylor, 6, was named the Kids World Brazilian Jiu Jitsu champion at Coussoulis Arena in San Bernardino, Calif.

South Africa will be targeting their first medal in the 20th Commonwealth games in Glasgow, when triathlete Richard Murray competes in the individual triathlon, at Strathclyde Park, on Thursday.

Ottawa Senators' Jim Paek checks Buffalo Sabres' Donald Audette during a 1995 game at the Buffalo Memorial Auditorium.

When England's squad was announced for Glasgow, there were not many who expected the uncapped Wood to be included.

Catanzaro, who stands 5 feet 0 inches tall and weighs 100 pounds after a big lunch, did what none of those outstanding athletes could.

A surprise trek to the far East did nothing to displace the direction of "The Amazing Race Canada," with the dominant Olympians Meaghan Mikkelson and Natalie Spooner skating to yet another first-place finish in an episode that became a clash between two teams lost in the supermarket.

It definitely doesn't feel like hockey season but the Musketeers training camp is underway, more than two months before the regular season begins.

The Granville Strip was once again turned into makeshift ball hockey courts last Saturday for the annual Five Hole for Food fundraiser.

Steve Nash had a good chuckle at ESPN personality Jason Whitlock's suggestion that Canadians in the NBA are not as motivated to succeed as their American counterparts.

I have seen its ability to foster joy and community, a trait that drew me - and continues to draw me - to sport as a passion.

Left to right, Jodi Anderson, Brooke Roeges, Jenna Marshall and Kaitlyn Slator of the Westman Magic under-14 girls softball team.

Scott Glover works on a painting of Olympic medallist Clara Hughes at the Northern Initiative for Social Action's new Elgin Street location.

If you've ever experienced a sports injury, you're probably familiar with that sinking feeling after hearing a pop followed by a sharp pain.