Winter Sports News

Got cabin fever? Just because the temperature is dropping doesn't mean the outdoorsy fun has to stop.

Canada is riding a three-game winning streak against the U.S. in women's hockey, but it hasn't been all smooth sailing for the Canadian women this winter.

Lindsey Vonn, fighting to regain full fitness in time to defend her Olympic downhill title, next plans to race in the December 21 World Cup downhill at Val d'Isere, France.

Moments before he put down an X Games run that would make him the youngest medalist ever, Ayumu Hirano crashed hard enough to crack his helmet.

Olympic champion Yang Hak-seon, who vaulted South Korea gymnastics into the limelight by winning gold at the 2012 London Games, has flipped out at plans by Hanyang University to disband its gymnastics team, fearing it could harm the sport's growth.

A mix of previous winners and fan favourites are set to put on their skates once more for the ninth and final series of Dancing on Ice in the new year.

A budget deal is reached that would avert about $63 billion in automatic spending cuts.

Reigning Olympic figure skating champion Evan Lysacek announces he will not be able to compete in the upcoming games at Sochi due to a torn labrum in his left hip.

According to the Canadian Press , Brian McKeever of Canmore, Alberta has won an International Paralympic Committee World Cup race in Canmore, Alberta on Monday for cross country skiers who are visibly blind.

Red Wings great Steve Yzerman, a winner of three Stanley Cups and a member of the Hockey Hall of Fame, will participate in the 2013 Maple Leafs vs. Red Wings Alumni Showdown, the Wings announced today.

When the Anaheim Ducks play the Los Angeles Kings at Dodger Stadium, members of the Phoenix Coyotes ownership group will have an up-close view of the proceedings.

The grandmother of U.S. Olympic Luge team member Erin Hamlin has been killed in a car crash in upstate New York.

In this Sept. 30, 2013, file photo, Olympic figure skating champion Evan Lysacek poses for a portrait at the 2013 Team USA Media Summit, in Park City, Utah.

It's analysis time again. The big news in ladies skating this past weekend was the fact that the two favorites for Olympic gold were both competing at the same time, though in different countries.

New Westminster's Jon Cornish was named the winner of the Lou Marsh award as Canada's most outstanding athlete on Monday Photograph by: Record file photo New Westminster's Jon Cornish was named the winner of the Lou Marsh award as Canada's most outstanding athlete on Monday Jon Cornish has come full circle, going from B.C. high school player of the ... (more)

Two veteran U.S. snowboarders missed the season-opening FIS World Cup snowboard cross event in Montafon, Austria on Saturday.

The temporary arrangement isn't the final word in a custody clash that has become a public drama for the skier and a cause of concern among women's rights activists.

Owens' 1936 Olympic gold fetches $1.4m LOS ANGELES: An Olympic gold medal won by Jesse Owens at the 1936 Berlin Games has sold at auction for $1,466,574, the highest price ever paid for a piece of Olympic memorabilia.

Despite his promise to be out and proud at the Sochi Olympics this February, openly gay New Zealand speed skater Blake Skjellerup failed to qualify for the games.

From front to back, the United States' Steven Holcomb, Curtis Tomasevicz, Steven Langton and Christopher Fogt climb in to their sled during 4 man bobsled competition at the bobsledding World Cup event Saturday, Dec. 7, 2013, in Park City, Utah.